Yea, I’ve been a fan since the W years and only learned about this recently.

https://www.pghcitypaper.com/arts-entertainment/pittsburghs-anti-flag-has-become-a-disappearing-act-under-mounting-sexual-misconduct-allegations-25677881

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/anti-flag-justin-sane-1234817170/

Support organizations that will support the causes you support. For instance, here’s where I’ll be focusing.

https://www.aclu.org/

https://www.glaad.org/

https://www.eff.org/

I’d go around unplugging anything that might be connected to the network, like game consoles, smart TV, etc. It’s unlikely, but maybe something has copied that same screen to throw you off.

If you can, power stuff off and check if that web page is still available. Start with any Windows machines. It could be a virtual machine running inside of something else though.

Edit: here’s how to disable that web server https://superuser.com/a/1377078 . I’d do that on any Windows machines as well.

Just please don’t do yyyyMMdd with each field being optional and possibly one or two characters.

No, but born in the same city. They don’t have a common prefix or anything like that.

That’s not true anymore. My kids have very different SSNs.

Yea, I didn’t even go into how much my wife’s nephrectomy cost.

For a real example, my 10 year old swallowed a button battery (yes she should know better). Of course we went to the pediatric ER immediately. She was seen by a doctor, got some X-rays, then puked the battery out. She’s totally fine. In the end I’m paying about $2000 out of pocket for that. That’s on top of the monthly premiums I and my employer pay.

My premiums are about $280 per month for health, dental and vision for me and my kids. Premiums are pre-tax so there’s a bit of savings there. My employer pays about $1100 per month on top of what I pay. My wife is on her employers plan because they would charge about triple that for all of us to be in the same plan. that’s about $100 per month for her.

On top of that I have a special pre-tax savings account for health expenses only called a Flexible Spending Account, which helps a bit but it’s kinda silly and not very flexible. I have to determine at the beginning of each year how much I might spend that year, then that amount will be taken automatically out of my checks. If I don’t spend it all, it’s gone.

I really recommend this video to understand (or not) the complexity of the US health care system https://youtu.be/-wpHszfnJns?si=Wi48w7TCkETdIUQQ

The problem is would DDG pay them $500 million to be the default. That’s doubtful.

Wayne Gretzky 3D Hockey is my all time favorite. The arcade style hockey was awesome.

Wouldn’t beer have less infection risk because of the alcohol? Disclaimer, I didn’t read any of the articles and have no expertise beyond drinking beer.

Is it bigger than the Luxor in Las Vegas?

I’m some states you can register to vote at the DMV when doing some other DMV things. Not sure why they’d give this person a hard time though.

Yea it’s just what I’m used to, not really a bad thing. I just wish the remapping worked universally really.

I have Libre Office on my Mac. Emulators are a problem though because I have the M1 processor. Virtual box doesn’t support the M1. There are free apps available, just Google for them like you probably do now for whatever OS you have. Use home brew package manager to make it easy to manage.

Things that drive me nuts on Macs:

• The close, maximize, minimize buttons are on the other side compared to any other OS I’ve used, and can’t be changed.
• No built in window snapping. I paid for an app that does.
• Minimizing windows takes them out of the rotation when “alt-tabbing”
• shortcut keys are a pain, apple+c apple+v is not what my fingers are trained for. I remapped the shortcuts but that’s hit it miss depending on the app I’m in. Home goes to the top of the page.

Better brush up on local customs too. Some gestures are more crude than others in different countries.

You should probably read the article