All of those things can be verified before storing the password in any way, encrypted or not, and checking them would be a requisite before storing it.
While it’s true that they don’t have a significant impact on the hash generated, they make it significantly more difficult for anyone to guess your password. It’s much easier to guess password321 than something like Or^9L%u&QQ12XxI@. And that has nothing to do with how the password is ultimately stored.
It’ll be relevant as part of a side quest. I can be more specific if you don’t mind spoilers
It’ll drive me crazy when I find a place to put something that makes sense, so it goes there so I don’t lose it, only to forget where it made sense a week ago and end up losing it anyway
I think I actually prefer the simplicity of the old one. In general, I find logos with too many textures a little distracting or “noisy”
I’m definitely trying to be, which isn’t difficult considering that my last comment there was a year ago, and I only made 5 comments that year.
I’d been on reddit for 11 years, and I was more active back then, but I sort of started to just lurk more as time went by, probably because there was an ocean of comments in every post
I belive that’s actually what you’d paste in the search box in your local instance to view the community from your instance, not a link to the community itself.
This link should take you to that community within its local instance: https://lemmy.world/c/syncforlemmy
I also feel like TotK is easier than BotW, only in the early game was I cautious of some enemies; in BotW I was almost always wary of facing guardians. But I also enjoy that the map doesn’t feel as “empty” in TotK and I can just explore more relaxed.
There are some QoL improvements in TotK that I think I would struggle not having if I went back to BotW, like being able yo use the Purah Pad while gliding.
I did enjoy the story telling of BotW more, it felt more emotional to me.
There’s an option to block entire instances in Connect; they’d still show up in your browser, but it’s good enough if you primarily browse on mobile