I'm angry at my absentmindedness. It's nobody's fault but mine, but I'm sure anyone with kids and stuff in both hands can relate to the dangers of near total distraction.
I was just figuring out how to get a loss claim started when there was a knock on the door. A kindly Indian gentleman returned my phone and said I'd left it on the bench. I didn't get into the why's and wherefores of it being turned off (the phone warned an unauthorized reset had been attempted) but I'm glad I got it back. I assumed it was a goner.
Making note of this error before, I went again today to play with one of the cars with the boys. And I did exactly the same fucking thing again.
This time it wasn't there when I returned.
I realized my mistake the moment I got through the door, and ran straight back. It was where I left it.
#virtualpanopticon expanded, a more accurate implementation of Bentham's panoptic philosophy. This is not a good thing. Privacy is a human right. Your neighbourhood doesn't need or really want to share that level of information, matter of time before a breech happens.
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June 8, Amazon devices will soon automatically share your Internet with neighbors - hello privacy nightmare. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/05/amazon-dev…
https://twitter.com/wbm312/status/1399045970411737090
The 'hopper shell is unlike most Tamiya kits in that it is hard ABS white plastic, which is deliberate as you can sticker it up and get pretty close to Box art, Without having to paing anything, in keeping with the entry-level nature of the kit.
I may get another shell off eBay as son no. 2 wants it in candy green.
This is a tune. Goes a lot of places. The last third is real rain on a tin roof territory.
https://open.spotify.com/track/572z26Svo2G4RQpDxJ7Lpy?si=106dd1bccdd0443c
Oh Thank God
Ansible emphasizes inclusive language in new release | Opensource.com
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