the idf will be fuming at this data. they would have expected that number to be closer to six out of six.

that’s not a harbinger of doom, yet.

when they ask people to use less water in their tea—that’s when one needs to stockpile toilet rolls.

Vaulted mixes the waste, including everything from biosolids and manure to food scraps, into a sludgy cocktail, then injects it into deep geological formations sealed off from the surface.

we’re literally turning our world into a shit sandwich.

so there’s a place in this world where one can go twelve whole days without contact with another person?

to where should i book tickets?

if only they could have smuggled it out using an unmanned rocket-powered metal tube or something. it’s not like they didn’t obtain the knowhow on how to steer it.

the core issue is that there is too little road space for the number of cars that ply that route and too much road space for the bikes that are ridden there.

it seems to one that an easier fix would be for more people to give up driving in favour of riding bikes.

a 100 million π? cool!

i have keepass on only one device. i don’t mind looking up individual passwords and typing them in manually when on other devices.

on the device which hosts keepass, the app is hidden and hoops must be jumped to reach it.

i back up the encrypted password database once a month to a cloud service as insurance against me losing that one device.

it’s not the most convenient setup but i sleep so much easier for it.

tomorrow’s headlines: bbc bars publication of details of cancer treatment.

such information, they say, is deeply offensive to the horrendous disease regardless of how many young, innocent victims it claims.

ah, but on the flip side, ai can conjure up an email summary within seconds that can shave off up to 5 whole minutes from someone’s extremely busy day.

surely that’s adequate recompense for all that energy spent?

that’s a leaf straight out of the dolores umbridge playbook.

they’ve gone to get revenge, apparently.

Probably worth pointing out that neither Israel nor the US seem interested in occupying Iranian territory.

phew! thank fuck for that!

so i guess the unprovoked bombing of another sovereign nation is not all that bad, then? what’s the blood of a few innocent people after all, eh? it’s not like there are going to be boots on the ground, am i right?

one hopes that he’s learnt his lesson and takes appropriate steps hereon.

then why even have a baby? the joy of caring for that child–of experiencing fatherhood–is a big reason for having babies.

not taking steps to learn how to be a father is like buying a hog and slapping training wheels on it. you’re never going to get to really enjoy that ride.

if one may pry further, what has been the most obvious of the bloatware on the device? how irritating has it been?

context: i’m tapping this comment out on a samsung device that has a whole shadow suite of bloatware apps which simply can’t be disabled on stock. i am considering a switch but don’t want to end up swapping a frying pan for the fire.

but why was it aimed at headquarters?

does the phone come with bloatware?

to bee and not to be.

thanks. it is a good app but i don’t think it will solve this specific issue. the samsung keyboard hijacks the copied value immediately.