The session you cannot take with you
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Re: The session you cannot take with you
#12This is an important article. I hadn’t realized it was already getting this bad. Like a frog enjoying a nice warm bath ... > Most people do not switch their operating system or phone provider every week either. But even if you do not utilize that freedom, it matters because it changes the relationship you have with the provider and the provider has with you. This is why it’s important to utilize your freedoms. Do NOT…
And yet people still go with Sign in with Google as the only login method.
I was going to give it a shot, but the only choice was a Google login.
So very weird.
Re: The session you cannot take with you
#13Re: The session you cannot take with you
#14This is an important article. I hadn’t realized it was already getting this bad. Like a frog enjoying a nice warm bath ... > Most people do not switch their operating system or phone provider every week either. But even if you do not utilize that freedom, it matters because it changes the relationship you have with the provider and the provider has with you. This is why it’s important to utilize your freedoms. Do NOT…
And yet people still go with Sign in with Google as the only login method.
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#15Re: The session you cannot take with you
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
And yet people still go with Sign in with Google as the only login method.
Because with the alternative they'll require you to "confirm your e-mail" instead of just picking a password
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#18If even Earendil is publishing AI generated blog posts...
Re: The session you cannot take with you
#19I think a fantastic companion piece to this article is https://gwern.net/complement