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The main reason I'm looking forward to being dead is that I will no longer have to worry about whether some website is working or not.

• BrandoElFollito 4y ago
  I like your take on that but I have automated my house, self-host and have a family. To whom I enforced 2Fa for key applications. It means that if I died they will be in an ocean of trouble if I did not take steps to facilitate the transition. The first part is to have a paper backup of everything important, and keep it up to date. The second, requested by my wife, is a tutorial on how to de-automate the house and what things they should worry most about (moving the self-hosted Bitwarden and making sure domains and email are paid for). This preparation doe not bother me at all on the emotional level but rather on the documentation one...
  • Yajirobe 4y ago
    Tech should make lives easier, not harder
    • coldpie 4y ago
      If you have spent at least ten minutes around post-Y2K computing, you know this is not the case.
    • BrandoElFollito 4y ago
      To end users - sure. To developers and geeks, certainly not. Where would be the fun otherwise.
  • wholinator2 4y ago
    Well it sounds like, if you haven't, you should start documenting the important things immediately.
    • BrandoElFollito 4y ago
      It's in place for years already :)