listless

this is the output of FYLD.com blockchain

https://www.fyld.com/

If you CC them on an email, it somehow gets timestamped and added to their blockchain to prove you sent that email with that content at that time.

You ARE giving them a complete copy of the email, so yeah that's scary and sketchy as fuck, so probably don't do that.

The numbers seem to correlate to the hex color of the backgrounds of the middle numbers. Perhaps a pallet generator of some kind?

Came here to say this, also "hello, fellow Technology Connections watcher!"

they don't work because you can just uninstall them or turn them off. Unless you give someone else admin access, you're able to remove the block.

or pick up your phone.

or use a different computer.

or visit the web address instead of using the app.

Set a timer and stick with it.

Other niche HTTP codes:

420: Enhance Your Calm (used by twitter to rate limit clients, reference to cannabis culture)

451: Unavailable due to legal reasons (now an official code! reference to Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 in which books are illegal)

Until they leak in the rain. If my feet get wet walking across wet pavement, either through the sole, because the sole and upper are separating or a hole in the side, I retire them.

This would be funnier if the second tattoo was <a href="#anchor">anchor</a>

The thing is it doesn't need to be produced in the city. Cities are notoriously population dense. If you take into account the energy usage of the surrounding rural areas and the land area that they have, it starts to be a tiny proportion of all of the land area of a country, rather than a city.

First they came for my email address, and I did not speak out because I had nothing to hide. Then they came for my phone number, and I did not speak out because I had nothing to hide. Then they came for my precise location at all times, and I did not speak out because I had nothing to hide. Then they came for me and had evidence that I emailed a nearby business a month ago, called a nearby business last week and location data said I was nearby at the time of the crime and there was no data left to speak for me.

Did you mean 2989?

A SIM card only gives you cell phone service. The cellular modem on your phone still connect to towers you're still tracked by your IMEI, you can still make emergency calls, your phone is still pinging towers, you're just making things inconvenient for yourself