Our problem is that we inadvertently taught the cat that he has a right to every cuddle puddle and now he has several tricks to score warmer cuddle spots that include waking us just enough that we’ll lift an arm or raise the covers and otherwise mean-mugging us at point blank until we open our eyes.
Look at this creeper
mandatory AM Sat training
Best not fuck with this person
I actually support government/public shareholding. It’s a natural path to UBI that maps effective taxation directly to shareholder value (prohibiting tax loopholes) and reflects public backing of commercial entities proportionately with public stake.
Honestly it’s absurd that major stimulus initiatives proceed without requiring public equity in return for the funds. And that’s doubly true for corporations that would crater otherwise, since such a bailout would then result in a controlling stake. Public centralization via such an acquisition would be logical for any entity that’s “too big to fail.”
I’m sure this administration’s motivations are corrupt and we should be wary, but the precedent itself is progressive IMHO.
They can’t unless your entire system is compromised.
That research paper was a POC using kernel access and the models used were calibrated to specific subjects in a particular setting. Replicating it for anyone anywhere would require much, much more sophisticated models and that the target has given you root.
The types of errors and the commenter’s reaction to correction would suggest that this is a native speaker who missed a good deal of primary and may or may not be high.
May you find a more sustainable pace soon. Maintenance is far easier than repair.
hello burnout my old friend…
“damp.” may be a typo but it made me read this as an e.e. cummings poem
Haha been there
Yes and most vulnerabilities related to the mail service are, I imagine, related to interop requirements of legacy protocol/clients. I haven’t audited their e2ee but I expect it’s on par with other e2ee cloud providers, and IIRC they passed SOC ii.
My distrust pertains mostly to their operations during a future exit scenario/acquisition when users are, presumably, more heavily invested in the various offerings of their extended productivity suite.
OK I admit, the first few times the cuddle monster wakes you up, it’s the cutest thing. But at some point when the sleep debt has accumulated and you’re still lying awake after the fuzzball woke you to make his current sleeping spot, it hits you that maybe cat social sleeping behavior isn’t 100% compatible lol