Every time I post it's in the wrong community or against some rule and I get the hammer
I post things I want to see, but I'm apparently alone in that desire
Actual explanation, Craig Ferguson was a late night talk show host. At some point he had Grant Imahara from myth busters build him a robot Co host, he did, it had an articulated head and mouth and arms that moved - and it had a sound board. The sound board offered, of course, limited options. He had a few phrases that he could say. Later they revised Geoff and had him voiced by the actor linked in the video above. He said things like in your pants, balls, etc. and it was generally hilarious. I loved the show, the sketches, and as a Dad, enjoy old jokes. There are at least 4 of us who got it, so... Mission accomplished pretty much
In your pants
Agree it's not that complicated Many ddns providers can update aaaa just as they do a records... Most isp should either be providing some range of native ipv6 addresses, or some kind of 4-to-6 translation. It's 2024 - we're beyond RFC 791 specs I find it helpful to deal with prefix delegation by providing a "token" for nmcli to use. Then the ddns script can locate your defined suffix and push it to to the host
Here in this country we only support domestically based driver surveillance tech 🇺🇲
Melting pot
Good things: you get someone to spend time with. Frequent sex. Someone to share your world with.b you tell your secrets, you trust them
Bad things: they have their own needs, even when it isn't convenient for you. You have to accept that you're a partnership, and their judgement is important. You trust them, whether or not they deserve it. You are open and vulnerable, which means you're vulnerable. Sex can be mechanical and unfulfilling. Your growth needs to include them
I had no idea I even did that. I read it several times and in my head it was britches the whole time
Same question - why aren't businesses responsible for maintaining enough security, with damages due for those whose information they misplace.
Was it a stupid question?
So I got a notice from Ticketmaster that my identity was accessed by an intruder and my name, contact info and /encrypted/ payment info was compromised. These notices are more and more common. Why aren't companies accountable for damages when they fail to protect all the myriad data they collect on people without consent? I never asked them to store these things..
All those bombs and planes and tanks and drones and machinery of death emit CO2 - also the burning rubble and bodies
Look around, we're killing ourselves at every possible opportunity
I got in - but there isn't much to see/do yet. Not sure how to post videos, can't see anyone else
Weird