Then bring your own plastic utensils everywhere you go.
I want to avoid sugars as much as possible, so I bring sucralose-based flavors everywhere I go and ask for a glass of water. I'm vegan so I don't go to places that don't offer non-vegan options. I don't drink and I don't like loud music so I don't go to bars.
Your situation is extremely easy to take care of, you're just too lazy to take care of it for yourself.
The tactical advantage here will be small leaks (courtesy of Meltdown and Spectre and whatever else we haven't heard of yet) that are true and the occasional huge leak that's a ruse.
Joke's on them, I use a beowulf cluster of Commodore 64's.
Now imagine the Star Trek fans. They need a battery backup and a secondary backup.
Why, you ask?
GILORA: Starfleet code requires a second backup? O'BRIEN: In case the first backup fails. GILORA: What are the chances that both a primary system and its backup would fail at the same time? O'BRIEN: It's very unlikely, but in a crunch I wouldn't like to be caught without a second backup.
And don't even get me started on legal, financial, or medical professions, where you need a professional just to interpret what the other professionals are saying...
And yet we "little people" are supposed to read and understand paperbook-thick documents and sign them, binding us to whatever the fuck they say.
At least with computers, you do not have to understand them, you can just use them.
I don't think you understand. I'm using an Apple TV and the menus are always in the correct order.
They're randomizing my list of things I've added to watch later, so sometimes something I added three months ago shows up before something I added five minutes ago. And when viewing the list and viewing more details about a movie/show, sometimes when I simply go back to the list it's randomized again!
Step 1. Buy game.
Step 2. Buy $27K pack to win game.
Step 3. Put game away because you've already won.
Wow, that is a time-saver!
Animated GIFs.
It's nothing compared to "YouTube error 583, I'm a giraffe", which has affected 1.2 million users.
Obviously you either keep it in your wallet and/or multiple copies of the paper in other secure locations.
Hell I don't even read the comments I'm replying to!
And you're wrong, by the way. The Earth is more than 5000 years old. A lot more.
Paper is still the safest method to store your passwords.
No software update, no operating system change and no hacker will be able to hack your piece of paper.
And if someone has access to your piece of paper, you have bigger problems to worry about.
WIRED bought $200,000 worth of Bitcoins on january 6th.
https://www.treehugger.com/gre...
Did you know there's laws about sailing ships, too?
Then bring your own plastic utensils everywhere you go.
I want to avoid sugars as much as possible, so I bring sucralose-based flavors everywhere I go and ask for a glass of water. I'm vegan so I don't go to places that don't offer non-vegan options. I don't drink and I don't like loud music so I don't go to bars.
Your situation is extremely easy to take care of, you're just too lazy to take care of it for yourself.
Damn, it didn't work. The links are still there.
Just because there's only 18% of it being recycled does not mean it cannot be recycled at all.
There's also proof-of-stake coins like Reddcoin.
Disclaimer: I own between zero and nine quintazillion Reddcoins.
Joke's on them, I use a beowulf cluster of Commodore 64's.
We also have cloud Eh Aye in Canada, eh?
Sure I can.
I just need to redefine the word "planet" to "city".
Oh, you mean Eh Aye, eh?
Now imagine the Star Trek fans. They need a battery backup and a secondary backup.
Why, you ask?
GILORA: Starfleet code requires a second backup?
O'BRIEN: In case the first backup fails.
GILORA: What are the chances that both a primary system and its backup would fail at the same time?
O'BRIEN: It's very unlikely, but in a crunch I wouldn't like to be caught without a second backup.
Centralization is bad. For example, there's still billions of photos on the Web that are still broken.
No thank you.
And yet we "little people" are supposed to read and understand paperbook-thick documents and sign them, binding us to whatever the fuck they say.
At least with computers, you do not have to understand them, you can just use them.
I would change that to "power led off indicates time to buy new widget".
I don't think you understand. I'm using an Apple TV and the menus are always in the correct order.
They're randomizing my list of things I've added to watch later, so sometimes something I added three months ago shows up before something I added five minutes ago. And when viewing the list and viewing more details about a movie/show, sometimes when I simply go back to the list it's randomized again!
Why did I read your post with Stewie Griffin's voice?
Netflix keeps doing the same thing to my watch list and it's fucking annoying.