The way Frenck handled the tone initially was mostly okay, though he really should have properly addressed the concern with details as he did in his final comment. The comments in between are pretty dismissive, I agree.

That said, there’s no real issue of information being leaked. The first 5 characters of a hash are all but useless to an attacker. Admittedly, it does raise the attack surface very slightly, and should be opt in instead of opt out. Or at the very least be enabled by default and presented during onboarding.

That said, there’s way this works doesn’t ring any alarm bells to me.

The comparison is done by hashing your password, sending some of the first few characters of the hash to HIBP, receiving hashes that match that pattern, then locally comparing the full hashes.

So there’s no concern that credentials are being leaked (despite the other post earlier this month insisting HA was leaking all your secrets) as you can’t really leak a password with a partial hash (you can narrow an attack surface very slightly, I admit), and all actual true comparisons are done locally.

Blatant FUD.

The ability to do it aside, if feel it should be brought up that handing off things like this can lead to giving anything that gets through an “unofficial seal of approval” so to speak.

“This email looks phishy, but AI says it’s safe so I’ll ignore my initial concerns” is going to inevitably happen.

There’s also the fact that using a model to detect scams, means you can use that same model to train a different model on how to build scams that bypass the detection.

This also feels a little like a hammer looking for a nail. There have been tools to handle this without the insane computational requirements of an LLM for many years.

You can leave whenever the fuck you want, so I’d assume not. I highly doubt the living space is the main complaint people have about being incarcerated.

“Young people love them” would usually point to people who don’t have kids. Yes, there are people out there who do have kids in their early twenties, but obviously these aren’t geared towards them.

If I wasn’t married with kids and grandkids, i would unironically love this. Small area to clean, necessities in one place. The fuck are y’all doing that you need a fucking gymnasium of space to live in? Think of how much less clutter and cleaning you’d have to deal with!

Install a hypervisor and you can install as many operating systems as your hardware can support.

Ever thought of stamping?

You’ve moved from simple reasonable steps to wanting an overnight lifestyle change.

Local farms with local butchers are leaps and bounds better than factory farming. If we can agree on that, what is the problem with someone moving to utilizing those services if that is as far as they are willing to go at the start?

Yeah, gotta work that second minimum wage paying job? Skill issue. Gotta take the kids to school, pick them up, take them to activities? Skill issue. Have to commute on the bus to your job because you’re too poor to own a car? Skill issue.

Comments like this piss me off. Time is a luxury afforded to the well-off. Even middle class families can be lacking in time in this day and age because they are working their ass off to stay in the middle class and not slip back into poverty.

This is just plainly incorrect. Humans have been shit long before capitalism came about. This is like claiming rape wasn’t a thing until [insert thing here] came about.

Capitalism is shit for so many reasons, you don’t need to make things up to show that.

I mean, it goes both ways. There’s a dude talking about how there are humane farms that don’t abuse animals, every reply is a comment from a vegan on how such a thing is impossible.

So dude is talking about simple and reasonable steps to a better way of life, and it’s the vegans dog piling.

Pretty sure they are asking about the concern of pesticides killing plants and animals to protect the food being grown, and where that fits into the vegan lifestyle.

“Okay mom, you need to install this VPN, log in, and make sure it’s on whenever you’re using Immich. Can you install it for Dad too? Now I’m going to call grandma back and explain that it isn’t a Deen Peen Em and she’s never going to find that.”

There are times and places. The moment you want the non tech side of the family involved, a proper with server over the open internet is usually the better option.

Two things, an ssd and a motherboard, both with heat sinks built in. You can’t use both heat sinks. One of them has to be removed, and OP chose the wrong one based on the incorrect assumption that the heatsink on the ssd was not held on with such a strong adhesive.

You come in here with essentially “lmao you’re an idiot why would you remove the heatsink? The engineers know what they are doing why would you know better?”

So if they should remove neither of the heat sinks, since an engineer put them both where they are, they should just throw out the drive?

Lmao these kinds of comments always crack me up. You speak with confidence from a position of ignorance with a sprinkling of “the engineers know best”.

I do see one potentially ripped pad on there (top right). The rest seem like they should be fine.

Hard to tell with the image quality though. I’d definitely give it a shot regardless, spend a few bucks to save potentially many times more. Especially in this economy.

It was normally used to rewatch home movies.

Pretty sure that requirement is slightly overblown, just don’t travel near the winter months and you’re likely fine.