Yeah, that tracks. Surprised it took this long.

Much easier question then. Suiting up and fighting back. Home alone style.

Depends on why. Am I just scheduled to go, or am I sick? Is the world ending, or just me?

The more unpopulated land a state has, the higher the speed limit, makes sense.

Interesting way to get fat alternatives, people are already used to eating fake butter regularly, so it probably wouldn’t take much to add this to our diet.

One thing that never made sense about Year of Hell.

If breaking the equipment reset the timeline… Wouldn’t the timeline eventually reset at some point anyway? Like… Nothing lasts forever, so eventually it would have broken, either through accident, damage, or just entropy. So… Wouldn’t the timeline just reset no matter what they did?

Unless the data isn’t actually stored. You can’t have a data breach if the data doesn’t exist.

If they never stored this data, it wouldn’t exist to steal.

BRB, about to make a brand new invention.

put some food coloring in the back toilet tank and you can see how bad the water leak is.

Composite video and stereo audio technically, RCA was the brand of the connector. (though if you went to a store anytime between 1980 and 2012 and asked for RCA cables, this is what you would have gotten)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RCA_connector https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_video

By the time you want to upgrade anything, something else unexpected will be obsolete and you’ll have to upgrade the motherboard anyway.

I watched it at a friend’s house.

You don’t know her, she doesn’t go to this school, lives in Canada.

Depends on the episode.

Based on Second Chances, due to the fact that two Rikers are created, it shows that the “self” can be created or destroyed by the transporter.

Based on Realm of Fear, you are conscious throughout the whole transport, and it shows that you maintain your existence.

Different writers do different things and you are free to head canon it however you want.

Well, guess I need to look into more Google alternatives. OpenStreetMaps most likely.

It’s a commentary on humanity and society.

There’s no records or evidence for the first jobs, so it’s mostly humor with a grain of truth. Most likely trading sexual favors for some benefit likely predates most other forms of trade (but it obviously depends on the exact definition of trade, profession, prostitution, etc.)

Hiking, camping, fishing, outdoor activities.

Woodworking, painting, knitting, blacksmithing.

Basically anything that’s not connected to a screen.

https://youtu.be/bkUcJK3u3UQ

You can get your baptism annulled though. Not the same thing as getting excommunicated, but it’s the same intention.

It’s really easy. Do they provide this for all their workers? Is this particular worker being treated to this particular gift when no one else did?

If this was specifically provided for this worker without input from them, then it’s a problem.

If everyone in the office gets a chocolate cake with Hennessy, then it’s fine.

If the worker selected this treat for themselves, then it’s fine.

Aside from needing a passkey/passphrase every time you open Signal, what would be the solution? If the user can read the unencrypted messages, then so can malware running as the user.

Heck, even if you required some sort of authentication to open the messages, malware could just capture that.

It’s the same problem with browser credential stealing, you can grab all the cookies from an authenticated browser session and copy it to a new system.

Really, the biggest issue is that Signal doesn’t detect multiple instances running of the same session, but that’s also extremely difficult to do without malware being able to work around it.

Not saying there’s no solution here, but there is not a simple solution aside from trusting your computer and cancelling sessions if you suspect someone compromised your system (or just not using a desktop app.)

I use portainer, but I don’t think I ever gave them my information. How would they even have my email?