What if he just changes the length of a term?

I saw that, and thought if people use that most of the time a) proton would eventually invest in more/better Cuban servers, and b) less likely to have copyright lawyers try and look at it.

Am I wrong?

laughs in Linux

I’m still trying to finish Nethack, so I guess that’s…(Looks at calendar) Forty years…

You could get some from my dog this spring when he gets his annual haircut.

Why not both?

Less Spotify’s share, and the record label’s share, and the lawyer’s share…and of course they’d give the artists with the most streams a bigger share (they’re the ones with the labels who get a big cut).

So about tree fiddy.

Under normal operation, in a perfect system it will stay sealed. Problems come at end of life and in real world use. Seals aren’t perfect, gas escapes slowly. Some seals are bad, a blast chiller at my work needs regassing every other year. People dump old fridges and freezers on the street and they get damaged.

It all gets out eventually.

So they could stop it, but don’t. I’ll never get him to switch to something like proton mail or whatever safe alternative there is.

So, my father in Australia is losing his computer skills over time and in order for me to make sure he’s not being scammed, again, he gave me access to his outlook mail. After checking for a week or two, his spam mail has changed languages. Not just the official “advertising” but the spam mail.

How is this possible without micro soft dicks selling this information to spammers?

That’s my plan…

It is but it be very hard to

Mistakes may happen, but I’m sure they won’t do any evil shit on porpoise.

I found the aars. I really only use it now to get tv series that come out slowly, but it was fun setting it up and seeing how it automates half the work.

Better than growing a tongue in your asshole.

Not while the orange man is running it…

You did mean the USA, didn’t you?

Depends, are you rich?

Re-install Linux, problem solved.

A friend recommended it to me years ago, and I thought I’d try. On my second fort, I thought I was going ok, we got attacked but my unarmed and untrained dwarves fought off the attacker and I was rebuilding. I told my friend and he asked if it was goblins. No, it was a Titan. I thought it was normal, but I haven’t seen one since in the thousands of hours I’ve played.

There was a wine company once that hired a new CEO and tied their bonus to how many more litres of wine he could move.

He cut the selling price in half (below cost) and walked away with a big bonus.