You don’t need a robot dog to have a gun. If you really wanted to have a wall mounted camera with a gun on it, it would be just as easy.

They don’t need something mobile. They can stick 1000 cameras up for the cost of one of these and have less up keep.

I love the old Canon Powershots.

He spends the majority of his time in Florida, he’s barely ever there.

I was playing WoW on linux long before the iphone was a twinkle in steve jobs’s eye.

Cause it’s hard to nap at night when you’re already sleeping.

Yeah… we did that. The tests were intentionally misleading, where the answer could be either of two options. The tests were only given to “certain people” and no matter what option they picked, it could be argued it was wrong.

The solution is making it EASIER to vote, not harder. Encourage people to participate and educate them. Every time you make it harder to vote, it only tips the scales to the establishment and conservatives.

I had a bad NVME drive that caused that on two separate computers.

One of them I slowly replaced every single piece of hardware except the NVME, still crashed about once a day. Finally sucked it up and bought a new drive and magically everything stopped crashing.

Started happening on my server so I just immdietely replaced the NVME drive and magically no crashes anymore.

Zero issues in the logs, no failures on bootup, no issues with any hardware scanners, just hard freeze randomly.

Paid also helps if you share passwords with multiple people.

Everything a growing boy needs.

My power company is a co-op. They have long term contracts with various providers, so my power bill doesn’t fluctuate much on short term news.

At the end of every year, we get a dividend check in the mail for any excess profit.

Pretty sure all utilities should work that way.

Ooof, this isn’t good.

You know how sometimes paramedics have to come to your house and hook you up to a heart monitor? That’s most likely a Stryker Lifepak.

You know how those same paramedics need to put you on a stretcher and load you into the ambulance? That’s most likely a Stryker Power-Pro.

You know how when those same paramedics bring you to the hospital and they put you in a medical bed, and hook you up to a bunch of equipment? Most likely more Stryker gear.

Maybe this should have been considered before we started ANOTHER stupid war.

Sometimes they also bring in the director, or someone else that was involved in the production to talk about the movie. Those are really fun.

We have a local theater here that basically only runs classics, it’s pretty great.

I would like to see some actual documentation that anyone has gotten an STI from a public toilet.

I would also love to see some documentation that the paper toilet cover could protect you from an STI on a toilet seat.

If you need to update them, you just reprint and replace.

If you need to recover on the road, well that depends on your risk tolerance. I’m never away from home so long that it’s a problem, and pretty much every service has a way to bypass 2FA in case of emergency.

Print out all the QR codes on a sheet of paper and keep them secure in a fire safe. That’s really the best way to keep them backed up and secure.

Guinster?

Gunster?

Moness?

Yeah, quit trying to fix things! Leave shitty decisions from the past alone!

Send like most of the valid criticism is based around the fact that the company also is in the business of user data mining. Which is enough for me to never use them.

Though they also very aggressively advertise, which is also a big red flag.

Sharing co-owners with Tesonet and receiving funding from the same company that owns a data-mining service isn’t ideal. But there is no evidence, and never has been, that anything is being shared between NordVPN and Oxylabs. Besides, NordVPN states that it follows a strict no-logs policy, which means it doesn’t record, store, or share user activity. And this is backed up by the usage of RAM-only servers and multiple independent audits—most recently the service passed a third-party no-logs audit in late 2025 by security firm Deloitte.