

Here’s to many more like it! 🍻
Here’s to many more like it! 🍻
They are filming/photographing with their right hand. The image is flipped. Or they are in the most American-looking town in England.
See, the problem was that the kid didn’t have their own gun to shoot back.
ARM OUR KIDS!
It’s his remedy to your constant “headaches,” Karen.
(Stereotypes galore, I know, but they don’t seem like the most functional couple.)
🤨 The sheer NUMBER of websites, you mean? Yeah, that is sometimes annoying.
Surely that was precisely what Viktor Shklovsky had in mind when he coined the term ostranenie. 🤡📯🥪🤡
That’s not quiet as it should be.
This comes up quite often in people’s descriptions of Germany and I wish I could see some real life examples, because it’s not something I experience a lot. So maybe it’s a cultural/perception issue.
Oh boy, wait until they find out about the World Series of anything.
You mean the War of Rights exhibit?
Assetto Corsa? Nah, I’m more of a Forza kind of guy.
Even a dedicated lab might not be able to read your data once you’ve hammered nails through the platters.
Usually what they do is they take out the platters in a clean-room environment and place them in an otherwise identical drive, then read from that. But a deformed platter with a hole in it will cause extreme oscillations once you start rotating it at thousands of RPM. Which will crash the head(s) pretty much instantly.
So realistically, outside of an MI6-style lab with Q and his team using custom-built equipment dedicated to reading data from purposely destroyed drives, I don’t see how anyone could do it. Would love to hear from someone who works in data recovery or is in contact with people who do, though.
One thing we haven’t talked about, by the way, is how to prevent SSDs from having their data recovered. That should be straightforward though, just schwack the NAND chips with a hammer until they’re all broken. As with the HDD, be sure to wear appropriate PPE to protect against eye injury and dust inhalation.
Regarding #5, don’t bother with the wiring. No data stored there. It’s all in the magnetic coating of the platters.
I think it’s a reference to the Project Zomboid game.
Hey, at least the music was good.
I run 1440p capped at 75fps and cannot see a noticeable improvement with higher resolutions or framerates (my hardware is capable and I’ve tried).
That’s why I stopped watching him in 2017.
Waxing quite poetic at times.
Isn’t the tension between Gatsby’s great image and his complex, problematic actuality kind of the point of the story?
(My bonus interpretation: it’s also about how America looks like Gatsby’s lavish party spot from afar with its green pier light beckoning, yet once you get close it’s more like the valley of ashes, its people downtrodden and consumed by jealousy to the point of violence)
Preparing their rebranding to White Supremacy Journal.