No.

Phobic describes the motivation for the act, which is a ban.

It will be interesting to run this with Lulu installed and see how badly it leaks data.

License plate:

EDGLRD

The irony is overbearing: an article about the fog of war, in a publication whose slogan is "Fighting Israel's media war."

They tell you right in the header that it is propaganda.

What does it say when you blatantly name your company after the surveillance tool of SAURON, and hardly anyone mentions it?

Believe them when they tell you who they are.

This week's rental for me:

• hammer chisel, 24h, about $70 canadian.
• E20 excavator, 8h runtime but over the weekend, around $500 with delivery and fuel

Not going to buy those things or pay someone to operate them. It's a good deal.

On mobile, site popped up an overlay of a standard tech support scam, "your phone is infected" etc.

That kind of crap is a common drive-by malware vector.

Nice story but site is a drive-by malware risk.

It's used in a number of different situations, but its most common use is as fill during dialogue cuts: let's say you want to put two different pieces of dialogue together, but have a natural pause between them, room tone is necessary to maintain continuity.

In a study during World War II regarding comprehensibility in radio communications, radio static was less destructive to understanding an interrupted statement than no sound at all.

I can't recall the study right now, but there have been more than one, so it shouldn't be too hard to look this up: people typically get more liberal as they age, but society becomes even more progressive than that, so they fall behind and feel like they are becoming more conservative.

This does not include the regressive types who are trying to create Gilead, however.

The main suppliers of inexpensive EV's are Chinese manufacturers. Most solar equipment is Chinese made. Watch the upcoming trade deals. It will be interesting to see if joint chinese-ethiopian manufacturing agreements pop up in Ethiopia, due to labour rate arbitrage.

Copy, cut, paste, undo. Use those keyboard shortcuts and if you work with documents for a notable part of the day you will save a half day a year or so.