Truly horrifying.

The skeleton inside you.

Are there any conditions about what I can wear under the sweater? Otherwise, it doesn’t seem terrible.

I do best at 1 Atm.

As far as I am aware, only the living have a problem with the grave robbing.

Change the volume with a mouse?

Never!

There’s always someone who will look at your life telling you you’re doing everything wrong. And you know what? That’s fine. It really doesn’t matter.

It says it’s available for both Intel and Arm architectures. However, I don’t know how well that actually works for both of them in practice.

Banger.

I was taught this very aggressively in school, but it turns out that it’s just not true and there’s a long history of singular they.

Every day. Almost everything is automatic, but I have a few manual things like my PC check for updates every day and I always install all of them after review.

To be clear, all the content isn’t actually restricted to a certain time, but playing the associated story or mission with that content is. For example, the last update was about fishing, and fishing is now part of the game which you could do at any time, but you can’t catch the mission specific fish.

With that said, I do feel like it would be better if I could play any expedition missions when I feel like it.

Life is full of cycles. I’m traveling these days but I’m still here.

SOME

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It’s weird when someone calls me and it’s actually a live one.

It’s like when you have a simple blog that for some bizarre reason is a single page JavaScript web app.

What exactly is the surveillance part of this article? So far it seemed like a normal application developer conference deal but the page reloaded and now I only get paywall. I found myself feeling rather unsurprised.

Who would believe that a business as big as Apple wouldn’t comply with law enforcement requests in the first place? Of course they would when technically possible. They’re in the business of making money first, not defending you.

My heart goes out to the families.

This is good advice in general. Think of it like penetration testing. You really should verify what you can actually access remotely on a device and not assume you have any level of protection until you’ve tried it.

Log files can also contain signs of attack like password guessing. You should review these on a regular basis.

I appreciate the positive and constructive outlook and for that I value your contribution. Your wife seems like she’s being the change we want to see in less-than-stellar HR departments, but I think to consider the benefits of HR from the employee POV just isn’t safe unless you’re absolutely certain where the priorities lie for your local HR team.

The phrase “cops of the company” is an even more accurate term in the sense that while some cops may actually believe in serving their community, many perhaps most do not, and trusting one is hazardous to your health. A good HR department does care about employees and the company, but how does an employee know that they have one of the good ones? I feel like this is something you don’t really know until you lean upon it such as when disagreements occur, and then either the rickety post will hold or you fall flat on your face. Me? I’m not leaning on that rickey post any more than I would willingly speak to a “friendly” neighborhood police officer. Your job isn’t a place for trust. It’s business. That HR person could be your wife, or they could be the kind to shoot first and ask questions later.

I don’t have a problem with my local PD nor do I have any issues with my HR, but I definitely don’t want a visit from either.