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But, like, why though? Who asked for this?

Tom Stanton is a jewel of a content creator. I have learned so much about mechanical engineering and related concepts from his videos. I can't recommend him enough, very talented dude

Moisture cures super glue incredibly quickly. This is (partially) why smooth dry surfaces like glass take a very long time to glue, but fingers are instant. Some glues even recommend very lightly wetting the surfaces being joined to help with fast adhesion.

Acetone will dissolve cyanoacrylate very quickly and can be purchased in bulk from any hardware store for cheap. Acetone is also the primary component in most fingernail polish remover, so that can also be used in a pinch.

The system is very much not working. The original max issue that caused the deaths of over 300 people were due to Boeing being allowed to self certify the Max with MCAS. The FAA just greenlit Boeing to continue self certifying.

More people will die because the FAA prioritizes the profits of airlines and Boeing above their regulatory duty to certify new aircraft.

That's not what's at argument here. You said that VPNs offer no additional privacy, which is completely incorrect. They have their own pitfalls, yes. But that's not what you were arguing. You can't just move the goalposts when someone points out that you're wrong.

"VPNs don't add any privacy over HTTPS+DoH"

For someone so smug, you sure say some stupid shit. In what world would wrapping all of your traffic in an encrypted tunnel not provide additional privacy when using a public endpoint?

JVB mighty morphin like megazord

If that's the thing that kills the economy, the economy deserves to be killed

Shout-out to my favorite program, Allah.exe

In Plymouth, officials started noticing technology malfunctions at some facilities Sunday night and switched to a backup plan to run those systems manually. Officials said there was no disruption to public water service.

At least they had people actually monitoring for issues. I wonder if close calls will ever be enough to motivate securing these endpoints better? It's only a matter of time before a bad actor hits a utility that doesn't catch them in the act.

You know what's really mature? Secretly enforcing a blacklist of users that hurt your fee fees, then crashing out when people call you on your bullshit, then quitting your project by writing a whiny multipage diatribe where you attempt to ddos the main instance you have problems with.

That shit is pathetic. If you weren't such a prick, I'd feel bad for you.

It's less a blocklist and more a list of people that have fucked your mom