Defense in depth is a thing. You don’t give up just because someone made it through the first layer.

That is infuriating. Leaving those keys available to the user means that worms can later use you to compromise additional machines. It turns a local problem into a much bigger one. There’s a recursive script out there that automatically scans your ssh files and attempts to access all hosts in your history…name escapes me at the moment.

https://plantnative.org/native-plants/strawberry-bush-euonymus-americanus.htm

No,.but there is a plant called a strawberry bush.

Swipie sounds more Aussie.

Those comments really do get tedious. But there’s no billion-dollar company pushing desktop Linux and buying podcast ads and whatnot, so … there’s really no other way to get the word out.

I do have several problems with jet skis but I would also be satisfied with some better licensing and enforcement.

At least the PCOC requirement is there but it is not well enforced, and the card itself is much too easy to get.

I hope he survives to regret being stupid. Jetskis are the worst.

Yeah, that’s a relatively easy issue to debug. It goes to show that it’s really about where your familiarity level is.

Tell that to my Windows desktop support coworkers, hah.

It’s really all about what you’re familiar with.

“Linux is hard” but godawful reg key hacks are fiiiiine, eh.

I need to figure out some way to plausibly scratch these things with deniability. Maybe an umbrella with a metal tip sticking out of my bag. Whoops, sorry, couldn’t be helped, total accident.

Now we know.

I’ve often wondered the same as OP. It’s a good question. I also wonder if tuna is a better option than salmon, or pondered farmed vs wild.

So you would say that wild caight tuna and salmon have a larger impact than farmed chicken?

It will, whether it’s planned or not. :/

In a country as large as China, determined assholes will be a big enough market, i expect.

I would have expected static.

Hah, we have those exact signs at work. I should compare them, maybe they’re actually from there.

Yeah, it’s good. Sort of like a survival cookie clicker.

Lupins are good. Nitrogen fixers. Tough.