You even called it out as an uncomfortable question. You’re as far from wrong here as one can be. I hope your sister comes around and can have an equally uncomfortable conversation with her husband.

Well, yeah. Gravity affects the passage of time, and gravity is not uniform throughout the universe. Some areas have much higher gravity, enough to cause significant differences in the “age” of certain patches of spacetime, especially over the age of the universe. The real question is, does the age of a patch of spacetime change anything else about it?

I think you’re on to something, raging badgerfuck does sound like it’d be on the list of marriage-enders.

Given that they are serious, though, and the subject, maybe they should be taken deadly seriously.

That if I just show someone the truth, they’ll believe me.

Technology Connections is one of my favourite YouTubers, props for the shout-out!

Have everyone, even people you care about and who supposedly care about you, call you something you hate for four or five decades. And they know you hate it, and you know they know, and they keep doing it anyway.

It’s not the name, it’s the incessant implication that you and your wishes do not matter.

I love stuff like this. Seeing history portrayed through the eyes of a culture not my own is endlessly fascinating. I really enjoyed Hetalia for this reason, too.

I’m going to block you and your community personally, because if there’s one thing I hate more than the patriarchy it’s gatekeepers. You make your own world smaller and our movement less effective by attacking our own like this.

You get what you pay for, I guess.

Yeah, that’s just the zeitgeist - closer and closer to midnight.

We have no information on how he obtained the potatoes, how he transported them to the hotel or got them up to the room, any other occupants of the room or bathtub… This could be the headline to a psychobanger of a story.

If those cooktops had been electric, there would have been no increase in NO2 at all. Additionally it was a small study, sure, but the thing you cite - keeping doors and windows closed - is just good methodology. Have to be sure the NO2 isn’t coming in from outside.

I had gone some length of time without remembering that story, thanks so much for the spike of anxiety.

Sick of the bland food, probably.

Report them to ICE?

But I love sushi…

All good, thanks for clarifying! Yeah, the warrantless searches the government thinks they can do, along with the ability to change the rules to target anyone they don’t like, means that everyone is now in a “highly targeted by the CIA” scenario. At least, I’ve updated my threat model, and I’m ready to nuke everything at the first kick on my door. I don’t have anything to hide, but I also don’t plan to give anyone anything without my consent.

And the point of my original comment is that encryption alone will not save you; please go read the thread from the start. All I’ve been saying is that sometimes destroying the data before an imminent breach, like this tool does, is the only way to be sure you haven’t been breached. The person I responded to clearly thinks encryption would be enough and this tool is unnecessary even in the event of a breach, as does every response after, including yours, and that is simply untrue. Encrypt, and consider using this tool or one like it. Like you said, hammer + nail (though that isn’t a guarantee 😋).

Uh-huh. Scenario: you’re breached and your encrypted data is exfiltrated. Please describe the update process for the encryption of the copy the attackers now hold.