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The pin system implementation is terrible at least for Windows, because it forces you to make a pin but not all websites do that so it's easy to make a pin for one website but not realize that if you forget the pin and misenter it 10 times it locks the key permanently and you have to reset it, but that deletes everything and so you can end up in a situation where the yubikey is on your site account login but you dont have it now and you can get locked out.

Website wants you to make a passkey, go to login but the entry form only accepts the user name, then you have to click next to password which may or may not accept the passkey.

But you can lose that hardware or it breaks very easily.

Fabs are an exception and a bad comparison.

I think the part where if they had limited their debt and controlled their costs they should still be selling enough to stay open. The other products are better but they still don’t have the brand recognition.

You only need add milk to tea if the tea is terrible

It’s also about making it as cheaply as possible, which is why cooking yourself is better than almost any other food.

Cinematography and geopolitical effects of mountainous terrain rainfall on world building stories. Also making ways of tricking people into reading the book about potatoes.

But Windows and Google can shove it in your face because you’re already on their platform and they are doing that. You have to go to openai website.

Money yes, but they’ve already reproduced and had most of their carbon emissions by that point. That’s a different metric.

Are you suggesting that Skyrim is old? It’s still getting updated, to my great annoyment.

More importantly, it kills them when they’re old and already contributed most of their pollution and the cancer care also wastes lots of plastic and resources.

They both have some items that are semi exclusive or are better to buy from. Like if you want to buy big exercise equipment, it’s easier to return it if you have a physical store. Also, online places have higher rates of counterfeit items. So there are plenty of specific reasons to buy things in person.

There’s nothing funnier than the fallout post with a toilet with "mine corn"on it.

Using a larger vocabulary doesn’t make you sound like an llm, it’s more about the tone.

They’re still in the acquire customers and market share phase and the number of providers is increasing. Increase in fees and predatory aspects comes later in the enshittification phase.

There’s also a lot of split into 4 payments as an option, which is helpful because credit cards freak out and cry fraud much more likely if a purchase is over 1-2k but are fine with under 500.

I’m getting to it dammit