I'd guess so too. But not so much from data, rather from my perception of what the "USA media"/"influence people" tend mean when saying hiking, which is something more like a long(er) walk, returning in a/few hours at most within the day. If I or someone from where I live (sweden) said they where headed for a hike, they would not be expected to return same day, but probably be out for a couple days, and carrying a backpack doing so.
It's rather amusing how obvious it is that one of these ever look at their plain-text email, while going to exteme lengths to "style" their email. Also the fact that their "few links" are about 2k chars long each, with CRM tracking whatevers, so one have zero idea what the actual url is.
Keeping chaning your from address is an excelent way to you getting your enire domain spamlisted instead of just the one sender.
Well my password manager don't have an account to begin with, neither does my TOTP manager. And depending on risk assesment for a given site/account, letting the password manager do some doubble duty as TOTP manager as a convinience is fine, especially if the alternetive outcome would be to not enable TOTP due to the annoyance.
the irony of that, is that all to many times, one must enable cookies to be able to dismiss the, often full screen takeover, cookie notice to "disable" cookies
As for consuming documentation, I find Read the Docs[1] way easier to navigate. It feels like GitBook tries to strip away all sense of navigation and makes it way too "minimalistic" or "slim".
The fact that the possibility to make that "mistake" exists makes it a non-mistake. And rather something that was due to happen but maybe someone pressed the button too early.
Maybe Vagrant with Docker as backend will get some love now? That is native Docker (ie on a linux host) not just a separate vm to host Docker. The fact that one can't set static ip-address using the Vagrantfile is annoying.