I only recently got out of homelessness. Up until then it was a disaster of trying to access services. Most are meant for people who desperately need help but have barriers to access that will prevent those very people from getting a hold of said services. It took me years to get out of that situation and when I did it was because I had a stable address and a phone number. That's it. Hell, even now the services are often wildly inadequate. I have been dumpster diving for food the past few days because the food bank simply can't cater to the massive need that's spiked up.
We need solutions instead of these extra speedbumps.
Ah, so it's you who took my screen name 😉
I apologize for nothing! Just happened to get here a month or so ago. Honestly I'm shocked it was available but it was this or NCC-1031-A so
Hey, I often participate in random acts of pizza on imgur. If you would like, I could order some pizza to yours so you have a meal or two. <3
I appreciate it but I'm a paranoid mess of a person with no hope, self respect or drive anymore. Just waiting to die and I don't want to waste someone elses money on the likes of me.
Usually having a non-standard tech setup renders you a sort of second class citizen. It's really easy to assume everyone is on the bandwagon I guess.
Do you have a phone? Or is this a hypothetical question?
I have a phone. It's registered as a tablet. It's otherwise fantastic -- maps, messengers, password app and a lemmy app. And no scam callers in the middle of my night.
I'm only responding to provide that counterexample -- I have a phone, but no usable number.
If you are trying to login for EI you need to be with CIBC , RBC , Scotia or TD . If you are with a smaller bank no online account for you !
You can get a VoIP number with SMS and use it on your tablet plan. VoIP.ms as the provider and linphone as the SIP client.
It seems like they also have a "password grid" multi-factor option that you can print. I hate seeing custom authentication schemes (or insecure ones like SMS) instead of standards like OATH-TOTP, but I do applaud having accessibility options.
