The one I have on me. Which happens to be my Yubikey currently.
adespoton
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It all tracks perfectly with “rules for thee but not for me.”
I’ve got a single similar (yet not as potentially deadly) Canadian Tire story about the mechanic winging it and failing to inform.
Single because it’s the one and only time I’ve taken my car to a CT for servicing.
I just haven’t trusted since then that CT has the necessary processes and procedures in place to prevent stuff like this, instead leaving things up to the individual mechanic who is under pressure to just get the job done, and who feels anonymous under the CT banner.
It would be if SCOTUS hadn’t decreed that the POTUS is above the law while carrying out actions in an official capacity.
“We hereby enjoin you from doing the illegal thing you were doing, and decrease the fine we were going to give you for doing it.”
Interesting timing, as NSO is now owned by US investors.
That’s a great list of global media for me to ensure I’m watching.
That’s normal. And for some reason it makes me think of Caught in the Crowd by Kate Miller-Heidke.
Supposedly this has been a problem for over 2 million years….
I think that about covers dark rooms? Although I’ve never used one for colour photography; I doubt many people have though, as that’s been mostly done by automation in full darkness since it became a thing.
This sure doesn’t sound like “fleeing”:
Stephen Miller … has listed his Arlington home for $3.75 million — just two years after buying it for $2.875 million.
That sounds more like flipping.
I mean… he’s trying to make almost a million dollars on the place; if he were fleeing, they would have already left and be trying to sell below market value to recover losses where they could.
Of course, other people with legally purchased homes are being grabbed off the street by masked men and thrown out of the country… on his orders.
For some reason this reminds me of the Katniss interviews in Hunger Games….