This is why I keep my ssh credentials on a flash drive and add it to ssh agent for time limited periods. Adds some insulation.
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This is why I keep my ssh credentials on a flash drive and add it to ssh agent for time limited periods. Adds some insulation.
Boomer was definitely a term in the 80s at least… I was there, Gandalf.
Still awesome! Am halfway through an immersive mode playthrough in prep for Ashlands!
The superb owl community is pretty great for cute animals
It’s a tweet, Michael. What could it be worth, ten dollars?
Quite a few gamers who wouldn’t give a shit about those people, but for whom the red mist would descend about some game mechanic or another.
Among the other suggestions people have made in this thread, I’d like to add that just covering something and allowing the food to steam-heat makes a big difference. For instance I will usually poke a well in the middle of leftovers, put a tiny bit of water in (especially with rice, which dries out) and cover it with a plate. The water boils and heats it much better.
Export to JSON, keep on unencrypted drive in firesafe.
Putting the responsibility to understand legalese (and advanced concepts like rootkits) to such an extent on the end user is just straight gaslighting. Nobody has the required expertise to determine what an EULA actually says outside of the lawyer who wrote it, and even then, I wouldn’t guarantee it.
Most people are not fully cognizant of the rights they sign away in a click through. There is paranoid and there is prudent.
And these days people just install the rootkit, only it’s allegedly to prevent game cheating.
That doesn’t sound like Torvalds at all. The guy doesn’t suffer fools, but he doesn’t just pop off at people randomly. All accounts are that he’s a pretty chill dude.
Kombucha has to be in the running for most marked up drink. Stupid cheap to make, even if kegging it. Same essential process as beer.