Maybe someone can better explain the DOW for me, because it kinda feels like having an index that can be modified on a "whim" is a bad way to indicate health of an economy?
bravesilvernest
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Rare Earth, bby. I don't like it, but it does an excellent job laying out the likelihood that complex life near us is probably nonexistent. Space is mindbogglingly huge, so it's not impossible for things to evolve elsewhere; just statistically not in our neighborhood
Met my now-wife on Bumble in 2019, but I have a feeling it peaked around that time based on all the stories I've heard.
Might have to do with commodifying relationships, but who am I to guess 🙃
It struck her that officers appeared to ignore they had been dispatched to a medical call. By the end, instead of rushing Turner away in an ambulance, police and paramedics spent six minutes recounting the violence.
"Gee boys, sure am glad we got this bad guy, he could've hurt those ladies in there with all this thrashing around! Don't you hate when women yell annoying things like "don't hurt him!" and "he's having a seizure!"? They just don't* understand what sickos like him could do to them."
Still too much for me, but I'm glad we're finally getting down in prices.
Almost looks like they bumped up the light saturation as well...what a time to be alive.
Starts getting into demarcation land at that point, because the OS defines what files are opened in which program. Just saving makes sense as a compromise though!
I mean... You have to explicitly hit "open", and it requires you to do so? This is like saying email has a vulnerability because it lets* me open files sent there?
I get what they are after, but this is a stretch.
Specific to windows then?
Edit: sorry, apparently not specific lol the CVE is specific to windows
"...is are..."?
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Thank you! I had a general idea of it, but clearly not full!