@I_am_all_Right@intentionally your email is almost certainly much more vulnerable than a password manager, and affords the same hacking ability. Using a password manager with very strong passwords and 2fa (or passkeys) is going to be much more secure overall
because for most people it means using strong, unique passwords for everything rather than reusing weak ones. There’s also some level of phishing protection because it won’t offer to autofill on the wrong site. So yes, it is everything in one basket, but for almost everybody, that tradeoff results in a better security posture overall.
I don’t want to "download the app" to pay for parking. I don’t want to "create an account" to see a menu. I don’t want to "provide feedback" on a 30-second interaction. I just want to exist in the physical world without a digital leash.
I’m so sorry but if you think your season depression is going to get better because it’s light until 5:30-6 pm instead of 4:30 for two months out of the year, but will instead be dark until almost 9 am you’re mistaken.
“I want DST so I have more time to do things in the evening like exercise.”
Actually when this was studied using Arizona and surrounding states which go on daylight saving time (AZ does not) they found that it just shifted the activity later in the evening, but did not increase the amount of activity
https://t.co/l2ie8PM5ga