I’ve been trying for years and still haven’t figured it out, but hopefully one day…

I feel like people sometimes forget that a bank is a physical location you can travel to in order to do business.

I actually meant those as two separate issues. I guess I needed a comma.

I can’t copy & paste between the password manager and other apps, so I have to type out all these long, randomly-generated passwords, and often there’s not an option to see what characters I’m typing, so I don’t know I made a typo until the very end.

Oh, I thought you meant lesser evil than Capital One.

I agree!

It’s free, it doesn’t track everything you do, it doesn’t restrict your options in terms of how you use it, it runs well on underpowered machines.

No, I’ve never been disappointed.

That sounds horrible. Glad you’re getting out.

My vet uses laser therapy on animals after surgery.

That’s ridiculous. Did they even make you a job offer, or were they expecting copies of medical records and leases from everyone who applied?

You’ve got a lot of good stories to tell.

Cloudflare blocks me less often.

The Stone Builders is good. It’s about a team of scientists exploring the newly discovered remains of an underground city on a colony planet with no known native sentient life.

Are there Linux phones that need to be deGoogled?

Most local banks offer their own cards. The service is often a lot better than that from the big corporations.

There’s not much difference these days, imo. I use tor for everything and don’t notice any reduction in speed. 20 years ago, that wasn’t the case, but residential internet is a lot faster now.

Tags are great, too.

I love KISS.

The inability to add the account to a standard email client is why I stopped using them. Electron Mail exists now, which is an improvement, but I still have to download each email and import them into my client.