Your memory is not far off. Mark used failed logins to access other people’s emails:
https://www.businessinsider.com/how-mark-zuckerberg-hacked-into-the-harvard-crimson-2010-3
I cant say if he intentionally saved passwords unencrypted, but he certainly saved login attempts
Couldnt agree more.
It is a roleplaying game after all. Conflict resolution can even be fun if the players are into it.
For longer campaings with a set group of friends we dont even start the campaing with “all PCs are friends”. I just make them meet and tie their interests together so they kinda have to work together. Friendships develop over time.
But I would never, under any circumstance, allow for bullying or teasing even among characters.
Thanks for sharing! Not all people are aware of the possible dangers and I believe we tend to assume things are safe nowadays.
That makes sense. Thanks a lot for the explanation!
Does this harm twitter in any way?
I mean, if they are still reachable and usable in Brazil, they can still serve ads to those users and so it seems their business doesnt change much?
But there must have been some advantage for twitter in having an office there, otherwise they wouldnt have opened it in the first place.
Awesome, thanks for the link! Ill get that setup up in my env
Wow thats very interesting. Ill try to so the same on my network
Thank you for your input!
That’s awesome, glad to hear you are having a good experience with them! Do you mind if I ask wether you’re using them for personal or professional uses? Have ever needed to use their support?
I’m with you on that one. Currently paying for tuta (1$) and addy (1$) and forwardemail (3$). Forwardemail is actually more expensive
But neither proton nor tuta support IMAP, SMTP, at least not without the bridge thing.
I have a domain with one of the new TLD which I used for my emails.
Most services worked fine with it, but there were a few cases where my email was flagged as fraudulent and I had to call, explain it was legit and provide with another email.
There was one service I registered which explicitly said they oy accept gmail addresses.
Roughly one year ago I acquired a new domain using the .org extension, I am migrating my accounts to this one, and I havent had any problems so far.
So overall my conclusion is that most services are fine with custom emails, a few of them block based on TLD and an even smaller subset will allow only specific providers. Since I am moving alway from big corp, having a widely used TLD that seems to be accepted in most cases is my personal sweet spot.