Add drinking to it, and you’ve got the trifecta of early deaths.

TIL.

Not really. It means I have access to devices and tools I simply could not afford as a hobbyist. It means I can go to trade fairs and seminars paid for by my boss. It means I can get materials for my hobby at large customer discount prices.

All while the threats come together when the firefighters drown your house, indeed. Watertight sillicon bags for harddrives come to your rescue.

A rubber egg. Sold at an odds-and-ends booth at a teaching fair, this egg looks like a real, brown-shelled chicken egg. More than once I’ve dropped this “egg” in front of people while cooking.

FOSS is not as sexy as tits.

He does command the - by far - biggest navy in the world. If he can’t fight the war he started to distract from the Epstein files, he calls others, who have nothing to do with it, to do his dirty work and get the blame.

Depends on the type of safe. There are safes that protect primarily against theft, and those, that are better against fire. Use the latter to store your documents. Or your backups.

That will slash their GDP. Brutally.

Projecting, as always.

I know, but knowing it does not improve the flavor…

Does the means that interplayer communication like in Minecraft or other games would push it to PEGI18?

Until the nerd with the thick glasses hacks them to take care of the bullying quarterback…

On the one hand, it is a privacy nightmare.

On the other hand, those laws are so badly written, they will apply to things you would never consider an issue. E.g. a security camera, a router, a NAS. For each of them, the law applies, because they have an OS, they are attached to a network, and they have logins. Think about it, and it basically applies to any network enabled device.

I’ve been to a trade fair about embedded computing this week, and there was a lot about AI (Both “let AI take your development job” and “put AI in this little box, too”). And a frightening amount where “Defense” or “Military” was mentioned right with it.

This might be the case in the US. In the EU, chocolate is taken much more seriously. This vomit-flavored abomination called Hersheys “chocolate” is probably illegal and unfit for human consumption here.

Perfectly describes my reaction when I first tried Hersheys “chocolade”. If people used to that already vile stuff react to a new product like that, it must be horrible.

Good that it don’t need this.

When I see a link to a potentially interesting YT video, I just send the link to my PC.

That’s what happen if you spent years on switching to renewable energies.