HatchetHaro

i get it. i don’t blame you for maintaining a status quo for the purposes of inheritance. i hope you find a good solution in this thread at least!

at some point, you gotta throw in the towel and let her use one password for everything. not ideal at all, sure, but it’s not the end of the world as long as it’s complex enough.

or get her a notebook, or a note-taking app, and jot down all the passwords for every account (not the generated ones from the password manager; too complex).

if your issues are more of the “help me, now!!” variety and you want to keep her off your back, tell her that you’re busy and can help in ten minutes or an hour or at some scheduled time. if her stuff is urgent, too bad, your work is too. show her that you’re not at her beck and call, and then help her at that scheduled time; you’d be surprised at how fast the problems reside.

the mcdonalds here in hong kong are fuckin sick compared to the ones i’ve been to in the US and Canada.

some of the juiciest fried chicken i’ve ever had, and the seasonal shaker fries are hella rad.

If you don’t have a flatbed scanner, and the item is flat on the side you want to photograph, you can do a pencil rubbing of it onto a sheet of paper (that you do know the dimensions of), and photograph that instead.

Oh I know; I’ve watched Jet Lag.

Berlin’s bus and metro system is pretty sick, though, ngl.

More mass transit = fewer people in cars = better driving experience for people in cars (you).

I won’t blame you for preferring to drive a car; the US is practically built for cars, and even what little public transit you have access to is of poor quality compared to what you can find in the likes of Germany and Hong Kong. And people love to complain about Germany’s Deutsche Bahn.

NYC is trying to solve the issue of traffic congestion. You’re stuck in that rush hour traffic? Sorry, but you are the traffic. Deterring drivers from driving into the city is the whole point. It is supposed to suck for you, but it will make the locals happier since they’d have less noise pollution, air pollution, more walkable areas, and faster emergency response times.

I’m a big fan of both Jon Richardson and Joe Lycett.

the API fiasco.