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Gotta put in the will who gets what game heheh who should get genital jousting? Wife? Son? So many questions.

I believe this is one of those Google "F it I am going to make this protocol my own way without anyone else's input" which results in security concerns and also Mozilla prioritizes it being a browser more.

Searching serial looks like this is still the case. There are security and privacy concerns over it.

https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/

Its not even that IMO this does two very bad things

1. Anyone that has access to starlink can track their vessel.
2. Nearby enemy vessels could easily have pin pointed them through the signals being transmitted.

She endagered her crew and lied about it.

At least one great thing about bitwarden, the passwords are stored on each device, so you kind of already have backups. That being said backups for vaultwarden is still beneficial.

I had a person that hated me in high school and put up a fake profile with a picture taken of me at school. So don't forget enemies posted!

Yeah it's a fun ride.I run a cluster and the storage is replicated and distributed among them. 3/6 of my disks were QLC. One disk went bad super early and caused a bad latency but the other 5 disks kept performance up for the most part. Once I found out it was hardware I went with an enterprise SSD with a a 3 DWPD rating (drive wipe per day) and those beasts are so good. TLC m.2s seem to be okay too but I don't think I'll ever touch QLC again.

I have 24TB of wasted SSDs. I learned not to buy QLC ever again haha

I used Google lens. Got stuck afterwards on a chess rule. The captcha rule used the notation for the chess one to complicate it further haha

You can do a few things to reduce interference if the device broadcasting the signal supports it. Unifi APs support these settings. Most routers with WiFi probably do not support transmit power.

1. Adjust transmit power to lower setting
2. Higher the frequency, shorter the range (but that frequency may be highly used in the area), so #3 is the better option
3. Analyze the frequency usage and picking a frequency that is least used
4. If 2.4Ghz band isn't necessary disable it and only use 5Ghz since it's a higher frequency it again has a lower range.
5. You could also faraday cage your room so the signal won't leak out, but thats probably more work than its worth.

Based off their release times I wouldn't say best there's some gaps for security updates.

Also it lacks PWA support still. Its not a fork of Fennec like other guy said but they are using the gecko engine in the preview releases, prior they used the web engine.

I have a bridge near me that gotten taken out similarly. I wonder if it was this I was assuming the driver forgot to put it back down. Driver in my case got injured and I have a couple extra miles commute for a year. Good news is the bridge is almost fixed!

I know your trolling but...

If every American home replaced just one light bulb with one LED bulb that has earned the ENERGY STAR, we would save about $580 million in energy costs and prevent 7 billion pounds of greenhouse gas emissions per year, equivalent to those from about 690,000 cars.

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20230329090016/https://www.energystar.gov/products/light_bulbs