The kid with a remote control car. He gives it to kid pikard in the munchkin babies episode. That’s the most impressive thing I remember him doing. Giving his toy to kid captain to let him do something cool.

The malware doesn’t usually attack windows through windows communications. They usually enter through browser traffic and effect other operations from there. That is where the risk is coming from using windows after its end date. Any new exploits found will not be fixed (except for business licenses I think they’re still doing those for a little while longer). I recommend doing what I did. Find a user friendly Linux version and take the plunge. I’m using Mint right now and it’s almost indistinguishable from my windows 10 console.

So you’ve never actually seen them slam the door?

Might just be a bad latch.

I only use black santas for decoration. I don’t buy into religion, but if I’m going to decorate my house with images of a saint I’m not going to let them white wash him. He was probably middle eastern, but it’s more likely he was black than he was a white dude.

This is innovation! Now I don’t even have to play the games to get a sense of satisfaction.

matlhHa’wI’vaD tIqlIj Davoqmo’ bIDogh.

You will bomb. Probably more often than not for the first few months. Eventually you’ll feel like you have a rhythm, and then you’ll start bombing again. But every laugh you get will feel like a drug.

Reminds me of the slugs from Satisfactory

That sounds like piracy with extra steps.

It works in the same way that you could pay someone to clean your house. While you’re paying them they can do a bad or good job, but when you stop paying them your house will be dirty again soon.

Come here brown bear!

Mine is Deep Space 9! I should rewatch voyager. I watched it as a kid on TV but I don’t remember much.

Exactly my thoughts. The real cause of crime and violence in the abstract is inequality in the macro and social disorder in the micro.

I need to rewatch this movie. Just the opening sequence alone lives in my head after decades.

I find I have a much larger reservoir of patience for open source issues vs. corporate software. It’s easier to give it the benefit of the doubt when I’m not secretly suspicious that the latest issue might just be more spying and locking down of features I used to own.

A tale as old as time.

I knew I’d get something wrong. lol thanks for the correction.

Apparently they’re related to two different Latin phrases. Fervēre, meaning “to boil or seethe,” and fōvēre, meaning “to keep warm” or “to heat”. So they’re similar in definition and sound. Off by just a matter of degree.