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RodgeGrabTheCat
Information has been demanded about users in pirate subs and Reddit refuses. This will go nowhere.
I don't recall reporting anyone on Lemmy. I do see users getting banned so either other users are reporting or the mods are very active.
Same. 28 users blocked. Far more communities in my list.
Life is too short to deal with assholes and bots. They get blocked very quickly.
When I made this account, I went through the communities and blocked a lot of them. All sports, foreign languages, anime, and furries. All the content I know that I have no interest in.
Torrent everything. If it's legal for a company to cancel my subscription then torrenting isn't unethical.
Use the free tier if you are low-income. Privacy and security shouldn't be for those with money.
I have a paper 4 year calendar hanging on the wall. Takes a while to write in all the dates and holidays. With liquid paper/white out I have been using the same calendar for well over 10 years.
On my phone - Fossify Calendar.
I bet half your co-workers have a post-it stuck to their monitor.
What phone are you using?
Edit: I hit enter too quickly.
The reason I ask is some phones can make a pin very secure. For example, Pixels' security chip will rate-limit how often a new pin can be entered. So a 6 digit pin has one million combinations and after the 139th failed attempt only one pin can be tried within a 24 hour period. This will take 27 years to enter just 10% of the possible combinations.
Phone is a 6 digit pin.
I find passphrases very easy to remember. I have different ones for my laptop, external hard drives, Proton, Tuta, and password manager.
I find it helpful to make the passphrase an insult toward a company or group such as "go away piggy this is mine".
Another reason to never use anything bigtech.
Getting blocked isn't the flex you think it is.