Password management is another big topic that is pretty big.
Something as simple a writing it down on paper in a safe location works for some.
Are also other options.
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Trust level can vary. Publicly shared photos I would suspect you'd be okay with. Your crypto wallet... less so. Everyone needs to work out what's best for them, however, the original point is ... don't have all your eggs in one basket. Backup your data.
It is an insane tool to get the data moved / shared / copied / transfered quickly. The risk is sharing to sources you didn't want, like the service provider, (look up Rick and Morty work being deleted due to copyright infringement...off the writers account). Also what if your account is stolen / hacked / deleted and Apple / Google / MS... aren't being cooperative with recovery.
Two drives is a good thing. Always have a copy at a remote location and swap it out rather than shuttling the one drive back and forth.
rclone is a good solution. I use it myself. I also just found out about syncthing which is great for syncing with your phone to something to the local network.
I probably got an answer from you there. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the quick reply. I'm still not very familiar with how the instances work. I see in the app that you can select the server, (are these not instances?). Or is the instance Msastodon vs Lemmy vs Kbin?
Yup. I see it too. Also a kbin.social user.
Done. I wonder if you can have a template to auto-populate.
My sincere condolences.
We are in an age that this shouldn't happen.
Phones to capture events should be an opertunity to capture videos and photos. Dinner with extended family, birthdays, holidays, vacations are best opertunity to do this.
On top of this, I'd add, share the photos/videos with everyone there, (be it Facebook, Google photos, Whatsapp, Discord...). Same concept applies to you, that photos you have, aren't lost to your digital vault when it's your time.
IMHO There are complications with doing this at work. If you're in the tech industry, (or anything with computers at work), you could be accused of stealing data or doing something malicious or just have it stolen by someone at the office, (which goes into if you should encrypt your data... another can of worms to open).
The risk assessment is for you to decide.
I think the mags were created as placeholders so people coming from Reddit will at least see some mags that look farmilar.
The feeling I get is that as mags get busy and as people start stepping on each other's toes, mods will be in high demand.
That bring said, @ernest has asked for mods and has mentioned building a moderation team.
Shout out for all the work you done so far @ernest!
It's a more common problem than you think. I've seen this on my local news several times.
Anyone have links to alternatives?
I've switched to a wooden scraper that can be purchased at Amazon or a local dollar store. They definitely do not get the grill as clean. Some better alternatives are well over $20.
I'd personally like to see the bristle brushes gone and replaced with a safer products.