I’ve been waiting for everyone around me to “understand computers” for forty years.
No luck. They’re just as clueless as they have ever been.
You’d think I’d be less boggled by it now, but nope.
I’ve been waiting for everyone around me to “understand computers” for forty years.
No luck. They’re just as clueless as they have ever been.
You’d think I’d be less boggled by it now, but nope.
I’ve been on Mastodon for a couple of years and, for me, it’s so boring. Been on Bluesky for about a week. I currently have more followers and am following more than I ever did on Mastodon.
To me, that’s an argument for Mastodon.
I use one of these guys on the furniture and it works wonders.
Clothes are a different story.
You bet! Voyager is an excellent app with filters in the Settings -> General section.
I’ve blocked trump, vance, and elon and my feed has gotten 1000% better.
I’ll check with the boys down at the crime lab!
They got us working in shifts! Hahahahaha!
Pssh - that’s not his comment, Dude.
Well. That’s just, like, yadda yadda man.
You don’t go out looking for a good community dressed like that, do you? On a weekday?
A program to send to [list of firstname.lastname pulled from the census]@gmail.com or whatever is pretty easy. Also merchants sell the email lists for $ so if you’ve bought anything with that email that could be it.
Sure but what’s that, in, y’know, metric?
What he meant was that “Milf Island” is actually a peninsula!
*Hysteria*
Etymology
New Latin, from English hysteric, adjective, from Latin hystericus, from Greek hysterikos, from hystera womb; from the Greek notion that hysteria was peculiar to women and caused by disturbances of the uterus
First Known Use
1772
Yaar, matey.
a lá Peanut-Butter Sandwiches!
poof
What gave it away?
I would be shocked to learn that he “wrote” one. (Less shocked to learn Stephen Miller wrote one for him)
I don’t agree.
Protected Health Information, PHI, includes anything used in a medical context that can identify patients. Although it doesn’t explicitly address personally identifiable information, the HIPAA Security Rule regulates situations like this under the term Protected Health Information (PHI). Some examples of PHI data can include:
- Name
- Address
- Date of birth
- Credit card number
- Driver’s license
- Medical records
None of those were revealed. If some intrepid ambulance chaser wants to argue “i gave your son a sticker” is a “medical record”, go for it. Hell in some Bumblefuck red state county you might get in front of a judge with that. But you will not be making any money off of it, and no serious attorney would waste the court’s time.
Oh, right. Like that’s gonna help. Pfft.
(How was that)
Hail Ziklag!