People in the US like to cry first amendment (freedom of speech, etc) any time something they say has consequences.
Funny how the same people with wE tHe PeOpLe bumper stickers are the ones who haven’t actually bothered to read the bill of rights.
Seconded. Data breaches at big companies may be what makes the news, but small businesses (and other organizations) are compromised far more often.
I run an IT team, and if anyone ever suggested buying Windows Home for business use, they’d have a bad day.
Well, technically, all 4 of them are web browsers. And since Chrome is a web browser, basically they’re all Chrome.
(Massive /s)
Honestly a regular bag would do the trick. Their sensors are all optical - block their view, and they’re about useless.
In my town they get blown into piles by the wind and end up clogging all the storm drains, so the town is pretty strict on clearing leaves from your yard.
I compost mine over the winter, and then I have fresh fertilizer for trees in the spring. But most people just have a dozen trash bags in their yard until garbage day. Too bad.
Don’t breathe this!
Obligatory Poe’s Law mention, since Lenny seems to have agreed that it’s important.
Thank you for realizing the error of your ways
Eagle screech
(also /s in case that wasn’t clear)
Three dessaggelations, and they’re going to find themselves with a demerit.
I spent far too long looking at properties on that site before remembering that I don’t even live on the same continent as those properties.
What sub-genre would you call this? Sort of a pop-punk vibe?
Holy crap that’s wild. I can’t believe the right-wing disinformation campaign in the US is so extreme that it’s leaking beyond our borders.
Kinda reminds me of when the “sovereign citizens” claim that they are a “vessel” and therefore fall under maritime law.
“Whoa, you sure do know some words that are tangentially related to the matter at hand.”