If you can afford it, I personally highly recommend just buying two USB-C hardware Yubikeys and storing it on there. Built in back up and if you put it on your keyring, it’s always nearby. You can still use your phone to access the code as well.

Not exactly super helpful for solving this problem but since you’re already going to have to reset or get new accounts, it’s a good time to switch over if you’re interested.

I only use it for web stuff but W3Schools is usually pretty solid so I wouldn’t be mad having that as a first result.

Hmmm…I smell a massacre. Seems to be the only way to back these bastards up.

I had to read the title three times before it clicked that it said 64 TERABYTES and not gigabytes.

Holy smokes.

Yeah, yeah, I’m up next on the sticks.

Yeah, yeah, I’ll be your player two!

Yeah, yeah, I can play with your Dad!

Yeah, yeah, got the DDR mat!

Yeah, yeah, got cheat codes like yuh.

Copied, not stole like yuh.

Computer froze like yuh….

You’re not wrong but it feels disingenuous to say this. The entire repo with all of its dependencies checked out for a large website can easily clock at half a gig but there’s no popular website now that’s asking any users to download half a gig worth of stuff before they can use it.

There ARE websites where, if you keep them open long enough, they’ll constantly pull more and more data (usually for ads) but even that is measured more so in tens of megabytes.

And none of this is to say that websites haven’t gotten too big, just that comparing a downloaded app’s size to the size of a website’s unbuilt unbundled source with all of its dependencies is an unfair comparison.

It’s terrifying that the only way to win these days is to just never have been born. Even if you don’t play, someone you interact with online is and you get taken in that way.

All to sell you ads for things you don’t need or care about.

Works fine for me, but it is a PDF file.

I’ve never dealt with this using a hypersonic speaker but I’m very familiar with attempting to record lyrics while hearing my own voice on a delay and it’s impossible. Thinking about just trying to read text while hearing myself on a delay sounds similarly difficult.

My guess is that some of us, musicians especially, are more reliant on internal timing in all things.