Honeycrisp or GTFO.

I’ve heard the easy care sheep aren’t as easy care as one might think.

Like others, my phone number was targeted and spoofed. I got 7-10 callbacks that day. Hasn’t happened since.

It can live there until they get a government request from the United States to take it down. It’s like they’re asking for the same recognition that led the privacy conscious to not trust them…again.

I know fundamentally they’re trying to do good. Be in solidarity with what they promised to their users.

A man once said, “Fool me once, shame on…shame on you. Fool me you can’t get fooled again.”

looks around

Anyone? Nobody? No one…surprised?

Thought so.

Get out.

(just in case, I didn’t read much past the statement in my first comment) I interpreted that sentence as an in-the-moment situation, leaving judgement and biases out. If someone dies from breath play with unwritten/unrecorded consent there’s (typically) one other person present and no recordings, so it’s their word against the defense.

There’s plenty of times where someone has been choked during sexual interaction, didn’t give consent, and never speaks of it again. Some cases (unfortunately) don’t stop there.

Nuclear power is so cool. After SneakerNet (Sandworm) and Chernobyl Is think a lot of people would be scared of it. I used to think wind power was an awesome source until you look at life expectancy and cost for replacement parts. You can get like 10-15years but a solar farm lasts 25+ before degrading.

The arr stack alone is 8-12 IPs. Basic net stack is 3-6. Servers, personal devices, IoT…shit adds up.

“Once consciousness is lost, consent cannot be given or verified.”

Well, yeah no shit. Consent before engagement is consent understanding the potential consequences. Not giving consent prior to losing consciousness is typically called rape. It’s late and I’m tired so correct me if I’m wrong.

Oh what so now we’re cancelling pythons?

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.” - Sir Mark Young…or Bernard Baruch…or Dr. Seuss…no one knows

This one really struck a chord with me when I was young. There used to be an illustration on the wall of the hallway which led toward the cafeteria in elementary school. It read similar, “Do the right thing, even if everyone around you isnt.”

It got me through a lot and saved my ass a few times.

Lies! It uses electricity!

Admitting you’re wrong is a sign of understanding and willingness to learn. Outright continuing to think you’re right or push on in front of your peers is a special kind of idiot.

If so this is clever. In the wild event they get into some sort of trouble with copying, they have a bit-for-bit copy proving they own/owned the BluRay instead of a ripped copy.

I think I pay ~$12-$13USD for 3TB of storage with BB2. It’s been great. Nightly incremental backups with TrueNAS. Haven’t had the need yet to pull down the data (which I should, you should test your backups with a restore on occasion), but I have peace of mind knowing it’s there and encrypted.

I, too, run an always on VPN from my mobile devices. I can still access my home network with pihole and DNS entries to my services. It’s not that difficult. I agree though, mTLS is a good option.

JerryRigEverything’s favorite past time.

A “/s” would have been helpful to note the saracasm.