Do you care if they steal your account though and drop all your inventory?

The problem is the auth is plain text too and you're open to having your credentials stolen.

TBH, I don’t care if someone drop all my inventory and delete my account. If I would care about it then I would obviously not use telnet.

There is competition, they took over the contract from Deleware North in 2014 IIRC.

Here's some stats that kagi publishes on how people are using their blocking and a great place to great started with it as well.

https://kagi.com/stats?stat=leaderboard

I know lots of people that have their 2 factor auth setups on the same computer they are using to login. If you can compromise that computer, there's no additional "2fa" needed.

All it takes is some engineer that needs admin access for their job installing something.

It's incredible to see how much stuff has been added over the last couple of years.

I've missed a lot of these that I'm going to take advantage of!

The prop on the hat acts as a para-shoot slowing down the hat via auto rotation.

It's the same behavior that a helicopter would have if it was doing an emergency landing as well.

Well, I think it's as simple as you say. Phones have completely taken over the market. The majority of people don't find any value in having another device that's only differentiating factor is that it isn't their phone. (You didn't mention headphone jacks).

It's just like portable GPS devices, electronic organizers (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdeE_kiG5Co), electronic translators/dictionaries, calculators, alarm clocks, ...

Your point is good but I do want to mention that I still use a garmin inReach when I'm going to places that are outside of cell service range. It's basically meant to be used with a phone anyway, but I get some peace of mind from having a specialized device to do things like call for help.

> You didn't mention headphone jacks

Oh, I did in a side comment :-) There is nothing like the

> Earphone remote support[2]

with its tap codes to control the playback. See https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/issues/847 for details

I don't know if I was that attuned to my system, but I really miss having an audible way of knowing when a process was blocked by disk access.

I was actually thinking about MQTT after I posted this.

I'm leaning towards just allowing the mqtt server you connect to to be changed, so that you can point it at whatever in the future, and all messages are plain text and documented.