So does it just stay at the same point relative to the gravitational center of Earth? What about the day/night cycle; does the Earth keep rotating under it? And how big a mass is needed to lock it in place? It’d be pretty sweet for long plane trips if it traveled with the plane.
I’m in Portland as well, and as a cyclist, it annoys me no end when a driver with no stop sign stops and waves me through my stop sign. I call them “niceholes”.
Darknet Diaries is always fascinating: it’s all about cybercrime. Sometimes the episodes are breakdowns of particular hacker groups or specific notable hacks; other times, they’re interviews with people in the industry: both cybersecurity professionals and criminals.
So then the answer would tell me how to get that time, of it’s possible. If it’s not: well, I tried.
Starting right now, how can I preserve my personal conscious existence until I’m ready to no longer exist?
I see this claim all the time, and it bugs me every time. Obfuscation is a perfectly reasonable part of a defense in depth solution. That’s why you configure your error messages on production systems to give very generic error messages instead of the dev-centric messages with stack traces on lower environments, for example.
The problem comes when obscurity is your only defense. It’s not a full remediation on its own, but it has a part in defense in depth.
Salting and peppering isn’t something you do; it’s something the site does prior to hashing your password and storing the hash.
For me, it’s sheet bend, bowline, and round turn and two half hitches. I also tuck a lot of eye splices, but that’s more just for fun; a bowline will work fine most of the time instead.
This confused me, too. I generally see"Lemming" used as the equivalent of “Redditor”: someone who uses Lemmy.
Protonmail has good Black Friday deals of you want to de-Google a bit. FoundryVTT also does a good Black Friday deal if you’re looking for a virtual tabletop for D&D or whatever other TTRPG you want to play.
Spelling is syntax, not grammar :)
Oh dang, that’s a bummer. Glad I got mine before they changed that.
I just got mine less than a year ago; does no longer work?
I’m in this boat as well. I’d just kind of assumed I wasn’t getting ads because I never log in to YouTube, but it’s sounding like that’s not the case.
SyncThing makes it pretty easy. It is less easy than a cloud based solution, though.
KeePass for life!
I already mentioned this elsewhere, but if you’re concerned about privacy, you might consider Kobo as well; you can use their readers without having a Kobo account at all. That removes the store of course, but as long as you’re ok with side loading your books, you’re good.
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