I'd rather just have an ethernet port on the damn printer. You shouldn't have to cludge together basic network device functionality on devices that expensive

Secure networks have their head in their ass about flash media. So, discs.

Edit: For more technical reasons see what ReversalHatchery wrote further down

Let's put narcotics in the toothpaste.

Oh, I'm familiar with hoarders. Grandma is floor to ceiling; shed, two car garage, basement, both floors. I think the family plan is to let the city/bank deal with it when she goes. We won't go inside.

I feel like i recognize that recipe (or one VERY similar); i damn near killed a kitchenaid mixer with it, which led me to buy (and promptly return) the "powerful" version of the kitchenaid mixer (DC motor version; spoiler alert, it aint much better for tough dough. Glorified cake batter machine). Now I have an Ankarsrum.

Definitely don't recommend trying this in a kitchenaid.

Use a password manager; keep the porn accounts in a separate password vault that can be disposed of. Keep the password in a safe and/or include it in your will in some way.

I'm going to have to take over my dad's setup someday and keep it running for my mom...

I'm less concerned about irradiation as I am about usable soil being evaporated, blown away, filled with debris, etc

I definitely agree. I don't think it'll happen, but I have very little faith in guardrails

It's not just games. This would give them a near complete monopoly on anime produced in Japan.

In my eye, a lot of the value of Ukraine is the land itself for farming and (for russia) shipping capability; MAD is the only situation i would expect nukes to hit the ground, and I imagine another oligarch would knife Putin in the back before it gets to that. Then again, the US just elected trump, so oligarchs seem to be fairly spineless.

fuck it, kill us all with nuclear fire, at least it's faster than slowly boiling to death from climate change.

Yeah, this has more or less sold me on giving arch a shot in the near future. I really need to get some fundamental Linux knowledge under my belt, and the arch wiki is legendary for being pretty comprehensive.

These things are extremely durable to my understanding, to resist being regularly gnawed on by sharks;

SEVERED!?!

This sort of thing:

There is still no valid reason to EVER step inside the thing itself, though, so it's still kinda sketchy.