That is the reason for degrading proficiency. Not, that the tools are bad but the attitude, they have to be easy to use.
That almost everything "just works" is nice as a consumer but it won't make you troubleshoot and you will not gain technical expertise by using such devices.
it's everywhere
While that may be a link would be much appreciated.
I totally wouldn't be surprised if there originally were people being like "So what's this so-called 'cupboard' supposed to solve? Why isn't a regular shelf good enough for you?"
somebody's prescription laxatives don't work
I can't even imagine. That shit works like anon described here.
I actually liked the movie better than the book. One of those rare examples.
That's poetry.
While you're probably, sadly, right I also think pornhub users overall are pretty young themselves. Teens wank a lot more than old men.
I agree about her boss but them normalizing that 50 year old men "never stop liking" women that young or "see them as heavenly creatures" bothers me extremely.
I've always only liked women around my age. Already in my teenage years girls more than 2-3 years younger grossed me out, even when they themselves were interested.
We still have some Billy (wooden) shelves that are well into their second decade without anything more than some tiny scratches even after two moves.
You sound like you don't have first hand experience with their products. They sure have lots of trash but there are some good products in their huge catalog.
I don't disagree, sorry if it sounded like I did.
There's just a theoretical weakness since the base word lists are usually public knowledge and bruteforcers could (and probably already have) optimize for that.
The advantages of a passphrase outweigh though as you mentioned. An attacker would first need your repo anyway.
That's just recommended to emphasize length. If your password is as long as a passphrase it's likely more secure (harder to remember though).
We have those, too. You can choose not to pay for them.