Could be because OWASP now actively recommends against periodic password changes.

Ensure credential rotation when a password leak occurs, at the time of compromise identification or when authenticator technology changes. Avoid requiring periodic password changes; instead, encourage users to pick strong passwords and enable Multifactor Authentication Cheat Sheet (MFA). According to NIST guidelines, verifiers should not mandate arbitrary password changes (e.g., periodically).

Would be really funny if they still get fucked over because of some fine print in the disclaimer

I’m afraid not. The original source is here according to SauceNao: https://x.com/VespidiaWasp/status/1945418536081625108

You guys don’t get monobrows? Lucky.

It would get stolen real quick too, unfortunately. Also probably very fragile or very heavy, and would only be useful for a very specific time of the year only (during very hot summer). No clue how much output that would make though, but I’m gonna guess it’s not going to be anywhere near useful.

The full story link is dead, and my guess is that it should be pointing here. The story is about how embedded contents that appear in DuckDuckGo enables Google to track the user. The study they have done is here. This is unfortunate as DuckDuckGo still relies on Google to deliver parts of its contents, but DuckDuckGo offers plainer search engine too. This has happened before, so I believe it.

It’s a real Emacs hotkey that converts all Latex blocks in your file into preview copies of them. Emacs is weird like that.

C-u C-u C-c C-x C-l my beloved

Grandfather excels anon in jerking, anon loses yet again

Anon failed the test the moment they got the result

Blocking porn has got to be the most “why even bother” thing