My states leaders continue to provide many such examples of resistance. The first thing they did after the 2024 election was to add millions to the attorney generals budget and they’ve been putting it to good use. Pursuing justice through the courts is slow and doesn’t make headlines but it has been succeeding more often than people realuze

It’s not the particular surface that people are concerned about, but more frequent cleaning of that surface might reduce overall dust settling everywhere

wtf, I used to be proud of this school

Is it too early to joke that my kids should apply again, if they can get in as legacies instead of having to compete with people from different cultures

If they wanted healthcare, they should have chosen a better family to be born into

The guy planning to build the Epstein Ballroom on a government building with mysterious donors

Idiots signed contracts that include minimum prisoners, and can’t live up to the deal? They deserve to be sued, and their legal counsel fired for malpractice. Who would be so foolish as to sign such a contract?

If you don’t like it, don’t use privatized prisons. They’re bad all around and the only difference is this time the consequences are on the agency with an idiot who signed a bad contract

He wants to reinvent the ankle monitor, but with more steps and much higher cost?

Is this the same logic that leads to reinventing trains

demanding that Donald Trump honor promises he made to the people who voted him in.

Isn’t he?

Unfortunately you have limited opportunity to make a fuss. Looks like they can claim the security guard can let you out.

Or maybe pull the fire alarm, idk. I don’t see how blocking the exits for an emergency is acceptable

Out of curiosity, do you also stand by that for natural peanut butter?

• I grew up with Jif and never understood why people say it tastes like lard
• Now I’ve been eating natural peanut butter for decades. It has a better texture and tastes like actual peanuts
• I recently tried Jif …… gross, tastes like lard, texture like lard

I don’t think you sufficiently respect the mess, the smell, the vermin, from a week of rotting exposed food waste. Not to mention the dog waste

Not so bad when you think about it …… Ring’s subscription isn’t too expensive and it gives you cloud storage and remote access. Bring on the hatred but I’ve found it one of the few worthwhile subscriptions

That would be so excellent! I became a fan of the blues going out to clubs: the rock bands would crank volume to painful levels and mumble the lyrics, but I could actually hear the blues, listen to the blues, grow to like the blues

My first reaction was also that it seems like an easy win in court. I hope that’s true

I’m due to rebuild my lab this winter so I’ll make sure to take a look

I’ve definitely been afraid of that in recent years. Historically I’ve taken it as an opportunity for my own celebration and health be damned, but so much candy has gotten bad enough that I just don’t enjoy it.

And no I can’t afford good candy for hundreds of screaming kids who will never know the difference.

Personally I’m frustrated with always having to give a working phone number to accounts.

I have no idea if I’ve been at all successful in poisoning my data but all my accounts use unique generated emails in addition to generated passwords and fake profile info. It’s just habit now.

However all too often the one piece of real data I have to give is my phone number, and that would be really useful to cross-link all my accounts for data brokers building a dossier on me.

I have hundreds of fake emails but can create at most a couple phone numbers

It is but only if you are targeted. I completely disagree with people who say it’s insecure because most attacks are remote and in bulk. Which your password they can login from any browser but are stopped by the SMS code.

For the SMS code they can use mostly automated social engineering to trick a certain percentage into giving it up.

However while A SIM attack may be easy enough for a targeted individual, I don’t think it scales: they have to do work that only helps with one user. It’s too “expensive” compared to automated social engineering against a million vulnerable users

Which reminds me: I just got a new phone and totally forgot about Authenticator apps

I was able to recover one but the other is lost and I still need to get those accounts reset

Banks are the web sites most likely to reject a generated password from my password generator