I don’t have any accounts in my name. If omission is lying, I’m lying.

Cyberwarefare and a fuckton of drones.

Use the cyber division to infect the computers of your attacker’s military and to collect enough data to backmail high ranking officials.

Drones are hard to stop when they attack in a swarm.

Underwater drones wouldn’t be a bad idea either to attack any military that gets too close. Maybe a last ditch effort to take them down with you.

Pixels are the only phone with the hardware and security the GOS project requires. GOS is working with an OEM to get GOS on another brand of phone.

Good to know, thanks.

To the peopling boohooing about Grok. Do you not realise this was posted as a joke?

I pay for an email alias service, every service gets a unique email which I can disable or delete when they start spamming.

I don’t know if Syncthing is available on iOS but this works great to sync Keepass’s database between Linux and Android.

Not a movie, an episode of What If - Kahhori Reshaped the World? Disney worked with the Mohawk Nation. I don’t understand a word of it but it is musical.

For small businesses word of mouth works.

I know of a couple of pizza places that doesn’t advertise at all. Instead of spending $10,000 a year to pay someone to drop menus in mailboxes, they spend more on quality ingredients. Word gets around that they make good food.

I have items for home and work:

Most of the year, my work gear is stored in the shed so I have all of these duplicated in the house.

Drills - a fullsized drill at home and a mini one for at work mostly to drive nuts and bolts.

Hand tools - screwdrivers, bits, wrenches, box cutter.

Headlamps - a small AAA at home and a AA at work.

Clothes - Like most people, I have dedicated work clothes.

AA batteries

Phone chargers - Home, car, and work. I also have multiple battery banks.

Headphones - an older corded pair at home and newer BT ones at work.

Hitler

1/3 of my day helping mom in the kitchen - glad to do that.

1/3 of my day helping dad with his laptop - this was fuckin annoying because there wasn’t a damn thing wrong with his computer to start with.

Yesterday he wants to distro hop because Linux Mint doesn’t have a ProtonMail app (Why this is suddenly an issue after using Mint for a month is beyond me).

He decides on Fedora 43 Workstation. Easy enough to do except neither of us can enable the third party repos.

Next, he tries Fedora Everything (I never heard of this one). Dad found it too complicated.

This morning he is back on Mint and using a browser to access Protonmail. But now the laptop will not charge. This takes most of the morning and afternoon for him to solve. By this point I really couldn’t care less.

Thanks.

November 5 is a reference to Guy Fawkes.

1984 is a nod to the book.

I always enter November 5 1984 for any site that needs it.

Crap is awesome

Or the boringroom but that’s probably any room he enters.

Kill’em with sarcasm. LOL.

Superstore = Stupidstore

Microsoft = Microcrap

Google = Goofle

Kraft Dinner = Crap Dinner

Windows OS = Windoze

X = Twitter

Canadian Tire = Crappy Tire

I no long hate Christmas but many years ago I was a cleaner in a shopping mall food court. The food court was on the second floor and right below was a 40 piece brass band playing Christmas music on the weekend. The rest of the time the mall had the sound system cranked full. People had to yell as loud as they could to place food orders at the restaurants.

To the day, I still don’t like that music.