Bitwarden exported my passwords to a spreadsheet file when i decided to mitigate away from it.
So for it has been my go-to with libreoffice until i find a better solution π
Bitwarden exported my passwords to a spreadsheet file when i decided to mitigate away from it.
So for it has been my go-to with libreoffice until i find a better solution π
~~I know that others were working on it as well, it's just that i think it's typical for them to be one of the earliest to come up with different ways to blow people up~~ sorry, just saw your edit
From my understand, no matter what it would had been made. If the us had not made it, someone else would've either way
It probably would only work for a few people while just giving the rest headaches though, at least for me i could withstand strobing lights for a bit, much less get knocked out by it
Also i remember that, while a few kids did have epilepsy, most of them that were sent to the hospital were experiencing mass hysteria after hearing about it and rewatching the episode
Interesting! That would have to be like a spray though wouldn't it?
An emp is something that could be deployed and have an immediate effect, I was thinking some more along that line
Huh, that's surprising close to what i was thing of!
*Sidenote - of course it would be the US to be the one to have invented it

Pretty basic all things considered, I'm hoping to get new sticks for it once the stock ones go bad
Close, they hired a former ceo of them
Isn't that one chromium based?
--From my experience of using it
Yeah, this one's a bit less obvious now that i think about it, here's my ~~pretty bad~~ drawing to hopefully make it clear

It's ~~Gartan of Banban~~ Garn47
Not the case for me (at least for the original model). I used it a lot for a few month before it just... stopped charging, not with the supplied power cable, not with any other cable capable of charging it.
Weirdest of all it still detects usb-c for files & stuff, and charges with a phone cable, but the power delivery is so crap that it doesn't even show up as charging on the taskbar.
Sent it to general repair many times, they could not find out why it does that. It could be a windows problem, and i wish i was in the minority here, but it basically dead weight now.
Using the example i listed, i was thinking either a machine functioning sort of like elevators (maybe revolving door better?), or a 4D being touching you to shift where you are like how we rotate a piece of paper.
Something more subtle like, i doubt we survive a equivalent of being strapped to a rocket