The easiest offsite backup would be any cloud platform. Downside is that you aren’t gonna own your own data like if you deployed your own system.
Next option is an external SSD that you leave at your work desk and take home once a week or so to update.
The most robust solution would be to find a friend or relative willing to let you set up a server in their house. Might need to cover part of their electric bill if your machine is hungry.
It’s a weird archaic emacs version that is no longer maintained except by him, iirc
I’ve only met two Finns in my life, but they both assured me that licorice and sauna were on the citizenship application so I don’t think the /s is necessary.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
You’ll never look at a music docu-drama the same.
Decent privacy focused messaging app isn’t difficult. Signal and Telegram are the biggest ones.
Convincing people to join it is the hard part. There’s no shortcut there.
“The worst time in 2007” would’ve been the peak before the bottom fell out in 2008.
The bottom is the second best time to invest, after “every 2 weeks when I get my paycheck, regardless of the noise in finance media”
Wow, thanks for this
See 2 comments ago. Nobody except the ultra rich could afford to go into business if it meant risking all of their personal assets.
And like already mentioned: it’s not less liability, it’s separate liability. Misconduct as a business (which may not even be the owner’s fault, it could be an employee’s) can risk all of the business assets, but not personal assets owned outside the business.
Because the line does need to be drawn somewhere. You can’t just go out, cause harm to someone, and then claim “Oh, that harm was done by my company, not me personally. Incidentally, my company only has like $20 in assets for you to recover.”
The paperwork also doesn’t entirely grant you the limited liability. You need to actually operate the company as a separate entity from yourself. If you “piece the veil” between individual and company, you may not be able to claim limited liability in court.
Because if we didn’t have such protections, the ONLY people who could ever afford to go into business are the already-super-wealthy.
Nobody would ever open a small business if it meant risking the roof over their childrens’ head.
US voter turnout is abysmal, so half of the voters means like 30% of the people.
Never feel bad for pulling insane shenanigans in munchkin. That’s liberally what it’s for.
Dude, just use th.
Humans.
The current western political landscape is not the first time immigrants have been a political scapegoat. This has been a recurring theme for thousands of years.
“Push here to open” on Mac and cheese boxes. I swear they don’t even bother perforating the boxes anymore.
Spherical isosceles triangle, in this particular example.
So like, the ad didn’t even say anything about the genocide in Palestine? It just starred a half-Palestinian model?
Pyrite: best known for “could be a conductor of electricity” and totally not “could be gold”
This bit is slightly less removed from reality than the average SovCit rant. The collateral is the house, but the piece of paper (deed/lien) says who legally owns the house. Without that documentation, the bank wouldn’t accept the fact that a house merely exists, as collateral for the loan.
But like any good SovCit, they take the grain of truth and try to fill a canyon with it.
Don’t use bar keepers friend to clean them. That fucked up ours.