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My electric toothbrush kinda has a nipple shaped wireless charger.

I apology for giving you the pink piss.

I have to say, I like your hardware.

Can confirm that acme.sh is a great option. Way better support of many DNS APIs than Certbot, including easier setup of wildcard certificates. Personally moved to this when Certbot’s ability to do RFC2136 (dynamic DNS method that many DNS servers support) was seriously lacking, and never looked back.

I was 15 when it released and I had pre-ordered it on CD from Babbage’s. The local Babbage’s has previously tried to scam me out of a modem before, so it was no surprise when they gave me the wrong edition. I get home (which was about 45 min away and I didn’t have a driver’s license yet) and realize they gave me floppies. Said screw it, installed (going thru the painful process of disk swapping), then returned the damn thing the next week. Luckily this was before activation keys were a thing.

I love the accuracy of this. The original release of Win95 on floppy was 13x 3.5" discs. And Zak McKracken originally was on 5.25".

Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In released in 1967 and hit number 1 on the Billboard 100 in 1969.

Well damn. You know, I don’t usually look up the creators of a lot of the shows I’ve loved as a kid and now. And it feels like I should continue this trend because it’s like they’re all disappointments as people. What scum.

Yep, only conditioner. But you should start with a very simple clarifying shampoo first that will remove silicones and waxes and be very thorough. If you don’t do this, any buildup from past conditioners won’t ever get removed. And then use a conditioner that is free of everything else. Personally I use GIOVANNI Tea Tree Triple Treat Invigorating Conditioner. I can buy it by the 128oz jug and last me like 3 years.

I can do you one better. Several years ago, I was working on a specific driver issue with deploying Windows XP on a couple hundred PC’s and needed help with making my image more universal with some driver packs. Something was breaking and I wasn’t sure what I did wrong.

Looked up in the forums for these driver packs and was trying to get some answers and luckily there were a few threads about it and I looked through them. Saw some rather terse descriptions of how to do it, but finally found a really detailed guide.

Was great to find not only what I needed, but something that gave a well written step by step of the whole process. Not until I finished reading the guide and saw the signature did I realize it was my guide I had written a few years earlier and hadn’t thought of in a long time.

You’d be better off without the shampoo, provided you use the right kind of conditioner (without silicone, waxes, etc). Look into co-washing and the Curly Girl method. Ignore the “girl” part, hair is hair. For several years, my hair has felt so much better and doesn’t look flat.

It was pretty easy when I tested it just a few min ago, yes. Maybe they step the missed was adding your public key to the contact entry for you. As soon as you do that “encrypt” is enabled by default for you.

Ah yes, forgot about PGP. Haven’t used it in a long time myself, but Proton automatically creates a PGP signature for you. You can just attach your public key that’s already on your account and it’ll encrypt your mail. It natively supports PGP/MIME.

Recently sent my odometer pic of 80085 to my work chat and said I’m 12. Got the reaction I was hoping for.

Yes, there’s no other implementation I know of for provider-to-provider encrypted email. O365 is very similar. Recipients can then reply back too and the Proton user receives it directly.

Yep, it just has you set a password, confirm it, and even set a hint if you want. Works on web or mobile.

You can encrypt it for non-Proton users very easily.

I’ve been meaning to rewatch this for a while now. Does it still hold up well?

Seriously. My home PC runs Linux primarily, but I sysadmin both Windows and Linux at work and this will be very convenient. Forgetting to run PowerShell as admin is always frustrating, especially when I have the commands and variables already established.

This is your friendly reminder that it is now February and you should have started getting documents. Start filing them now and be prepared for anything owed!