The people who said bad things I mean didn’t have an excuse, like they were just worried about what it would mean for any family farms

lol

some people acted like it was a bad thing that they were girls

& guessing they weren’t rural farmers or born in 1800 or anything

[email protected]

More than 15 years old?

Maybe OC

lol!!

What’s the modem clone about?

:D great fam

Like a driving simulator :D

differently-abled

Taught this term as a kid, in recent years saw complaints from the referenced community, wonder if choosing “disabled” is best for balance these days 🤷‍♂️

:D

Something all the way down something

Makes me feel better doing that!

Still have to check traffic even for short trips since I refuse to waste half an hour in a jam when looking for green/red roads would’ve taken seconds :) then appreciate traffic notifications along the way

Admittedly don’t do it with paper but have enjoyed learning roads - even played a game kinda, work to home (San Francisco) where I turned right on red for each red I got, forcing me to explore new places (no GPS)

Except in Finland like with that Nokia executive

So “cute” we kept our little static fines as if three or four figures mean something to everyone

How do you like to get to new places? Turn by turn audio? That mixed with on-screen directions?

If you like on screen, what is the ideal screen size?

Ooh like this?

LOL

Ya I don’t think folks need to be called out twice in a row in two different places. This would be a pathway for repeat offenders who refuse to acknowledge feedback perhaps?

Recognizable shoops are welcome!

lol still? Since at least like Win 7 or XP

Maybe March 30, 2016:

The Strange Origins of TrueCrypt, ISIS’s Favored Encryption Tool

By Evan Ratliff for The New Yorker (paywall)

In isis’s training and operational planning, Callimachi reported, the group appeared to routinely use a piece of software called TrueCrypt. When one would-be bomber was dispatched from Syria to France, Callimachi writes, “an Islamic State computer specialist handed him a USB key. It contained CCleaner, a program used to erase a user’s online history on a given computer, as well as TrueCrypt, an encryption program that was widely available at the time and that experts say has not yet been cracked.”