My (soon to be ex) bank recently decided to make everyone use their ID card number which can be obtained from many sources and does not change, a username with symbols and numbers and minimal length requirements which cannot be changed and a 4 digit pin code. No 2FA at all, so its only saving grace is that you get locked out at 3 tries.
I’m guessing they are trying to align everything to their legacy ATM pin code system instead of making the ATM system better.
I have no issue with spiders, but now that a small lizard took residence somewhere in the house there’s almost none left. And also no other insects as well.
What exactly is it that you heard about the Pleroma devs? As far as I’ve seen the only people who seem to have something against them always vague post and never specify what is it that bothers them.
In my experience, the rich almost never get richer by spending their own cash. Even the local ISPs are operating on the government deployed backbone in that region. Sole exception might be Movistar but I’m not sure about that. And convincing the current government or the next one to prioritize spending cash on this will be extremely hard.
Good luck with that. After the center left governments got removed all initiatives to develop internet infrastructure in the region stopped expanding.
The internet service down there is expensive compared to the rest of the country.
The quote about how all evil needs to win is for good people to do nothing also explains perfectly well why the 1% keeps winning despite being an extremely small minority that is just as vulnerable to violence as anybody else.
I guess I’m a young woman now, if we go by the art of Metal Bringer. 
Sadly, they still get hit by sanctions when it comes to banking, software, etc.
If Europe and the rest of the world doesn’t immediately defend it, it might be done for.
This also will probably accelerate the decoupling from US services and software the rest of the world has been working on.