Wasnât there a what she said emoji?
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Emoji yes, but I removed it from the retorts
:twss:
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What was the 3rd condiment?
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I think I found a compelling argument for DT to start selling full body conversions⊠As a matter of fact, Amal will likely want to go full robot after seeing this:
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A 50/50 mix of the two others so you only have to shake once
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Knowing humanity, probably garlic⊠I find it disgusting but people keep putting it into everything for some reasonâŠ
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My bet is sugar
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Paprika
My guess is, it would have been regional and maybe changed over time also.
The first time I heard about it, the suggestion was mustard powder.
I have also heard sugar, but it depends on the shape of the dispenser/ shaker
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I would make a lot of sense, especially if sugar was significantly more expensive back in the day. And since the change to the current containers wouldâve been pretty ordinary, it wouldâve blended with the background noise.
[vent]An infuriating thing about SMS based 2 factor authentication is that it kinda locks you to your country.
âYou moved somewhere else and changed your mobile number? Fuck you!â[/vent]
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it bothers me that spoofing SMS 2FA codes has been a known issue for years and companies still insist on it being the default or backup.
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I used one of those prepaid visa cards about 20 years ago to pay for something that would have had nearly uncancellable recurring fees. It was a throwaway, but I had to setup an account etc.
15 years after that, I tried to get a prepaid walmart card. Turns out it was the same company.
Spent forever with customer support trying to geuss a 15 year old password, or remember what flippant answer Iâd given to the âfavorite foodâ security question.
Would not just cancel the long dormant account either.
Long story short, I can never have a prepaid Wally-World card again.
A legit bad actor could probably figure out a way in with minimal effort.
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Iâm literally trying to talk to support on a website I use frequently which REFUSES to use any other 2FA than SMS and you cannot disable it. Itâs fucking 2025 assholes⊠otp or fido is the bare minimum standard at this point.
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Either let me use something better than SMS or let me disable 2FA altogether and simply use one of my very long passwords. Especially if itâs some irrelevant site that wonât have that much personal information anywaysâŠ
But I guess that since most people only have one citizenship and stay in the same country where their mothers went into labor, the geographical attachment that SMS2FA creates is not a common consideration.
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Iâd argue the only consideration is how easy it is for web devs to implement. This upcoming generation of vibe coders will only make this worse.
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Oh, not even just âcompaniesâ. (I know this is probably TMI, but at this point its a major enough issue where I donât care:) One of my fucking BANKS requires SMS to be one of the second factor options. As in you can have your email for example, but you cannot not have a phone number as an option. Oh and OTP codes? We canât have those newfangled things protecting your savings account, no!
(Note: In a fucked up way Iâm kind of happy that this bank is so stuck up that you need to go in physically to do much more than pull from an ATM, so itâs somewhat secure at the end of the day)
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Full metal cool cat.
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That conversation came to mind when I was deciding what to put on my sandwich for dinner today. Chose garlic.
But, I agree that food shouldnât all be sold with obligatory add-ons. Why does everything have trace amounts of bacon added in!? Itâs not enough to do any good to anyone who actually wants it. The only difference between a vienna sausage and a chicken vienna sausage is that the vienna sausage has less than 2% pork added, 'cause they rubbed a pig on the can before labelling it or something. At least in their case they offer both options.
Everything should be modular so we can mix it how we want. Plain yogurt so you can add your own flavour, unsliced cheese so you can slice it how you want. That Slate truck that doesnât come bundled with overpriced low quality features, so you can get it at a reasonable price and then add features that are actually good.
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