I’ve had users have separate written entries for “Office”, “Skype”, “Hotmail”, and “Windows” because they don’t understand those things are all one Microsoft Account.
In fairness to them, I get a new email every month or two from Microsoft letting me know that they merged another account that I didn’t ever ask them to.
makes me worry what I’ll be like when i need some young whippersnapper so that I can pay via personal, irrational, conditional thinking.
Sometimes I share this fear.
But then I think - I’m on Lemmy, so I think “I’m still hip to new jazz.”
But then I remember that Virtual Reality will (probably) be commonplace someday, and something somewhere will require it - and I know in my heart that I’ll complain loudly about it before, during, and after I (demand that my grandchild) use it (for me).
It’ll almost certainly be an AI model backed by 1000s of “trainers” in 3rd world countries doing it, but only until the model is fully trained.
This would be better than most of the crap being proposed or implemented.
But, since the keys are presumably reusable, they’ll presumably get borrowed shared by and among minors almost immediately.
There could be some “Netflix account sharing” style work to deter that, of course.
Flipping flippers.
But my home machine is broken right now…again.
But the quality will go up exponentially
I’ll keep that expectation safely stored beside my hoverboard in the trunk of my flying car.
Many things could grow exponentially if not for the reasons they didn’t.
So…coming soon: an app that can match up images of friends or colleagues with a summary of their pornography preferences.
This could at least liven up some boring meetings or dull parties…
Oh! Good point!
I always assumed Voltorb evolved to look like a PokeBall as a camouflage technique.
Which implies that PokeBalls have existed for millions of years…
Your explanation makes more sense than mine.
Commander Keen:
Awesome. That’s a screenshot that I can hear. Nice.
That’s awesome, worrying, adorable, and still more secure than using the same password everywhere.