i did a lot of send to temp file, read from temp file...
once i started using emacs, you could do shells in buffers and cut and paste between shell sessions.
i did a lot of send to temp file, read from temp file...
once i started using emacs, you could do shells in buffers and cut and paste between shell sessions.
"the area commute this morning became much more complicated as a malware attack caused all smart cars to play bumper cars with each other. there were further delays as self driving car removal vehicles were affected and joined in."
SF/cyberpunk is going to be joining satire sites like the onion in struggling to come up with ideas more bizarre than reality.
do publish what you find.
i went with "don't get rid of your current one". have a 2015 and 2005 vehicle for our household.
i'm lucky in that we are very low mileage (32k and 85k respectively) so they have plenty of life left.
i do unique emails for every vendor. i've also had my domain name for years and no one had it before me, so i know if someone is trying an email that's never worked.
it's amazing how many spam/malware attempts use emails that have never worked or not worked in years repeatedly. i've seen some nonexistant emails being used for over 20 years now.
the spam database quality is obviously crap and it's also obvious they just don't care.
having my 87 yr old mother only answer calls from her contacts and letting others leave messages has been a boon. further, i have access to her voicemail and email, so if she's even somewhat unsure of a message or email, she texts me and i vet it.
totally worth the hassle in piece of mind to me.
indeed... https://interisle.net/ has been tracking abuse, including by TLD, for years and no one paying attention has any illusions that a new TLD round is needed or will be any less of a cesspool than the last one.
enforcement of registry agreements has been slow or non-existent.
LOL.
the kitten "we'd try for a week" according to my dad lived 21 years with us.
free pianos are frequently like free as in puppy, not free as in beer.
MS MVP is mosty useful for folks where a measurable percentage of their work/income is on MS products and services.
if the majority of your work is on MS, you need it.
if you aren't working on MS every day, it's not worth it.
these are sometimes called "glue" or "soft" roles but still not given the credit they are due for how vital these roles are.
as someone who did OSI protocol conformance testing, i can't express just how glad i am that TCP/IP, SMTP, and other open standards won over OSI.
what the IRS audit folks recovered in the current administration is exactly why TFG's handleers all want the IRS audits gutted yet again. you can be sure they all remember the lesson of how they finally got al capone.
amazon: "let's see how many different ways we can soak customers for revenue before they object..."