#Password policy

[villainsrph]

policy update: unfortunately, going forward, pro-accounts will be required to purchase large scale customized carrds. there have been several instances of longevity issues with accounts that I made for clients to work around free accounts. for the sake of making sure people can continue to use the work and not be locked out, a pro account will be required. so that I can transfer it directly to an account fully belonging to the client and not one made for them, minimizing risk. I apologize for any inconvenience going forward, and I will be looking into further ways to purchase smaller/less detailed carrds through carrd's template system!

[juniestar]

Chappell Roan give your social passwords to someone else NEOWWWWW

[vmddirectory]

Nomad

みう, 01/24/2024

Choreography: Ariku

Distribution Video

Password Hint Translation: The password hint is "ぱすはよもや". The password just needs to be copy-pasted, but you have to delete the part that translates to "password."

Note: The character starts out in a chair. The motion also comes with a PMX for VMD resizing.

[the-trans-dragon]

What if they didn't put ads every 3 posts. Three posts between ads, literally. Not even counting the ad for Tumblr Live.

Also what if tumblr didn't know what city Im in. I do not want my location tracked or stored anywhere unless I give explicit ongoing permission, like with my GPS app that I allow to track me only when the app is open, and then it deletes the data (allegedly) when I stop giving permission.

[fivedayslater]

This is either the most or least aware a company has ever been but hey they’re not wrong

[loser-brain]

So, Google just released a new way to mess with everyone.

Google accounts with inactivity (for 2 years) will be deleted.

This is a positive and a negative honestly.

Positive: Finally, accounts that were just made solely to either have free trials or just to make many accounts to follow your favorite on. Are finally going to disappear. In other words, allowing other people to use that email name.

Negative: I have an old email that is holding information. Because of storage issues. I'm not paying extra for storage. Fuck off with that.

So how can you prevent your Google account from deletions?

Enter to your Gmail once a year (the simplest way to keep it active), use google drive, watch YouTube videos (link with that Gmail), share a (google) photo, use Google searches with that Gmail, read or send emails with that Gmail and finally, use the Google third-party sign-in feature with that Google account.

There are exceptions to this new policy.

"Examples include: a Google Account with YouTube channels, videos or comments; an account that has a gift card with a monetary balance; or an account that has a published application, for example, one that hosts an app on the Google Play store..."

For every single Google account, if your account is eligible for deletion, will be sent a warning email by Google informing you that the account will be deleted on whatever date has been chosen (for now every "inactive account and any content in it will be eligible for deletion from December 1, 2023"). If you have a recovery email, two emails will be sent. One email will be sent to the account that is eligible to be deleted and another to the recovery email.

This is their way of making it easier for you to keep that account active.

"Our priority is to make it as easy as possible for you to keep your account active, if you want to, and we’ll ensure you have adequate notice before any account is impacted by this change. So before an account is deleted, Google will send email notifications to the Google Account and its recovery email (if one has been provided)."

This policy was updated yesterday (July 28, 2023, around 8:01am EST).

My guess is that Dec 1st, 2023 is when the clock starts. But idk and I highly recommend everyone go to your inactive accounts just so they can be deemed safe from the purge. Also, recommend making a recovery email if that Gmail is important to you and needs to be kept alive.

An idea of mine but will not recommend it unless someone can vouch it's a good idea. Make a scheduled email and have that sent to your account like a 'hey future me' kind of thing. As long as the account is active and is sending emails it should be fine right. However, I think Google is more seeing if you are actually checking your Gmail or using your Google account. But hey, it's a good idea, right?

[arianaderalte]

“But things didn't end there. The fish were also seen adding 500 yen ($4) to Mutekimaru's Switch account from his credit card during the livestream  -- exposing his credit card details in the process”

[nabaath-areng]

My ffxiv shitposts have pretty much always done kinda well ever since I started making them like 9 years ago (like my first account went from 0 to tons of follows out of nowhere because my first post joking about white mage blew up) but the funniest thing to me is when my shitposts stray out of ffxiv territory into something kinda completely unrelated and yet they sometimes do even better than the completely ffxiv ones. Like on my old account one of the posts I did that got the most notes was more like Sailor Moon memeing if anything through ffxiv screenshots (which was vaguely adjascent to me shitposting about ffxiv/sailor moon combined) and like. I always wondered why that one was so well received by other ffxiv blogs, like in a positive way, it's so funny to me how even though it was just me posting what was practically a niche inside joke among me and friends resonated with others as well. Its been 7-8 years since that particular post and yet I still think about it sometimes

[lucyfrankenstein]

its so crazy to think about film classes in the age of streaming. no one has the same subscriptions so matter what you do you are missing coverage for some of your students. unless you support pirating in which case you are fired

[littlefoxwithbighat]

Netflix suck my dick

[artisticdivasworld]

How to Protect Your Business From Cyber Threats

Cybersecurity is a major topic every business owner should be discussing. Here is some info from FRC that we hope helps.

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[romanceyourdemons]

time travel regulation organization where it’s not official policy, but it’s common practice for field agents to keep a binder at their desk with the names of their family and friends, their address, their anniversaries, their schedules, their passwords. everything you would need to steal an identity—virtually anyone who’s been a field agent for more than a year has had to steal their own identity at least once. the timeline they all work to protect is concerned with wars and presidents and major motion picture releases. some margin of error is allowed, and it’s not uncommon to find agents walking around dazed, coming back from a mission to find their best friend unexisted and a wedding ring on their hand that matches the ring of a stranger. some give up on all relationships, not even letting themselves love their siblings. some wear lockets on their missions, so that if the photo on their desk has shifted in its frame on their return, at least they have something left of the timeline that now never was. agent zhang, who works hebei-shandong-jiangsu AD 1850-2000, has eighteen different family portraits. in some some agent zhang has a wife, in some a husband, in some neither. three portraits have one child, one has four, one has seven, most have none. some are in courtyard houses. some are by white picket fences. many have parents, but the newest one has none. you ask agent zhang if it wouldn’t be easier just to let the alternate timelines go. agent zhang points at a child four portraits back, a little girl with a missing front tooth and a goldfish bowl clutched in her arms. “i never learned what that goldfish was called. i took her out for ice cream as soon as i knew she existed, and i didn’t even get to see her come home from school the next day.”