I assume ease of use and spam prevention.
I think Signal tries to be at least somewhat attractive to the average person who wants more privacy than just using WhatsApp or whatever. Making it easy to message existing contacts helps a lot with adoption.
Bitwarden does it nicely, you can click the random button on the username field when adding a new entry.
Yeah I'm not sure on that one, just a misunderstanding by whomever wrote the changelog maybe
I'm not really sure what your question was in that case, I thought you were wondering if this is also useful for people who charge a lot, and the answer is yes because it's always better to stop at 80% vs 100%.
XPipe is what I use, supports syncing via git, SSH, sftp, RDP, vnc, etc.. And can manage docker containers too. It also has scripts you can define that automatically work on any SSH connection.
Li-ion just really does not like being at 90-100% charge regardless if it's being actively charged or pass through is used.
Especially since that's a thing that almost every MMORPG does too.
Tiles are just BLE, they're pretty dumb devices that basically just broadcast a BLE ID.
But there are dedicated standalone GPS trackers that use LTE/5G, the downside is you need a SIM card and data plan, and they are a lot bigger with shorter battery life.
People will rent them for the right price.
Yeah just copy the files to your games folder and run it from there, leave a copy for the torrent client.
Generally nay I think. There are a few I enjoy like Minecraft or Space Engineers.
But in general open world is just more annoying to deal with.
This is a problem a lot of secure/private projects have tbh, they get so into the details that it's just a miserable shitty user experience.