That was a mistake, it’s actually PC (Post Carcinization).

You’re talking about a colo. Larger companies will have their own datacenters dedicated to their own services.

I wouldn’t say entirely useless. They just aren’t plug and play replacements.

You use tulips every day?

Just like the print tabloids of old. The best investigative journalists in the world, but a terrible signal to noise ratio.

That disparity is because there is more than one runaway trigger involved and which one hits first decides the way we go.

Black with white stripes or white with black stripes.

Or maybe you could just stay out of stuff that’s none of your damn business.

Arrow keys are pretty safe to hold down.

And sit in a log that no one is paid enough to continuously check.

it has no cellular data connection or significant internal storage

That you know of. Pretty easy to hide those things amongst all the rest of the electronics.

Not necessarily a particular face. They just need a warm body to collect data from.

As long as you can get or make the parts it will last as long as you need. I have a feeling part fabrication is going to be a good business going forward.

Mixing old English and l33t speak is a choice.

If most people were centrist, the DNC strategy of courting the center above all else would have worked and they’d have an unbreakable supermajority.

The point of that saying is once you find bad apples it’s too late for the bunch. You have to throw them all out.

That’s about what it costs them to run the transaction. Realistically, everyone is charging you that; most places just hide it in higher prices.

Because they put the magic ‘can’t sue us’ words in the EULA, which, as we all know, is the highest law of the land.

Including paying companies specifically to lay that cable then never forcing them to actually do it.

To be fair, if you’ve ever had to use HughesNet, a leopard eating your face is a welcome change of pace.