And being able to stand up, fully, to dress/change, or pee in the middle of the night

Which is why I upgraded to an RV/Camper. The smallest, lightest I can find.

I don’t mind being outside, cooking, eating, everything else. But I want a floor and a bed for sleeping, along with kind-of-solid walls.

Nothing is inherently more hack proof. Security occurs by intent/design, with layers like an onion.

No.

I don’t even understand the concept.

But I’ve learned something from almost everyone I’ve spent any significant time with.

Er, uh, OK?

Peltier is horribly inefficient though.

Yep - pulled up next to a Small-Penis-Mobile the other day, new Ford extra cab, super duty diesel, with that stupid Roosh package no less, so we know he paid a LOT extra. And it was black, shiny and clean, even the tires. Fucking garage queen for a twat.

Lifted, stupid tires, some stupid gizmo in the receiver.

I bet I’ve towed more with my 20-year-old “toy truck” than that douchebag ever will. Oh, and he was on speakerphone holding the phone up with his right hand, going 5mph under the limit, holding up traffic.

I probably get better fuel economy with 250k on the odometer, and I don’t spew out the crap he does.

Asshat.

As in quickly, and with style?

I can only imagine the complaining of those tires as you try to turn. And heaven help you if you installed some kind of limited-slip differential.

There was a time when Foldershare enabled you to share folders across the internet without any Microsoft services.

Then they bought it and killed it.

Yea, Bogie could be a bit everyman, a bit hard-bitten, a bit suave, a bit hustler, depending on the role. Even in Casablanca he’s just trying to get by, make a buck, and not get shot as a collaborator. He’s not “the man”, he’s a man. And as I think about it, the characters would’ve lived through WWI - that would make you tough enough whether you served or not.

He did a lot of stuff like this such as “To Have and Have Not”.

And Huston was an important/influential director from the era.

Complaints have trended in the opposite direction, I’d say – without a case, some phones can be so thin and slippery that they’re hard to grip securely.

PLASTIC is the answer. Give me a plastic-backed phone like my S4 had, something with texture. I have a 4 year old Moto with a plastic back and I have no problem gripping it without a case. And it’s really thin too.

Also, bring back some interesting designs like we had in the mid-late 2000’s.

Interesting.

Seems again, that this won’t affect enterprise systems because of things like user rights (users don’t run as admin) and GPO that controls the AV.

No admin, it’s not getting changed. GPO means even as admin, it probably takes an additional confirmation.

If it gets past both of those…

For the average home user, this is why you don’t run as admin. That’s 98% of the reason you don’t see stuff like this on Linux: defaults have the initial user account not have root - you setup a root password during install, and a separate user account.

I find GBoard autoincorrect to be as bad as any other. I stopped using it because of that, and I’ve been on Android since 2009

I find GBoard autocorrect to be as horrendous as all the others, so it offers no tangible benefits.

Isn’t it adjustable already? Or is that only in the versions I use (Lineage forks).

It would be nice to be able to set a default other than 50:50

Sometimes you need to work in 2 apps simultaneously. Switching is not the same at all.

Android, unlike iOS, actually runs apps simultaneously.

Using a pass code for an app/website that won’t allow copy/paste, for example. I don’t use it a lot, but occasionally it can be useful to have maps and media player going together. Or 2 mapping apps.

Well, once you take yours off, naturally you hang it on the tree. Problem solved!

Boy Scouts call #2 The Blood Zone