It's a Jedi ship. It's got a workbench with the materials and tools to build a lightsaber. Is it really that far fetched that she might store a kyber crystal in there somewhere as well?
Or that she has a spare lying around in case she lost one of hers so she can build a new one?
She even has huyang on board. Maybe they flew out and got some at one point. Maybe it's a crystal from a lightsaber she collected from a Jedi that died.
Maybe it's from her original lightsaber.
Plenty of plausible reasons why she could own another crystal.
I always considered it more to be a kind of reverse tinder.
It's the platform where women contact me to tell me they like what they see and to ask me for my phone number to have a talk. And once they have it, they won't leave me alone.
It's how I feel it must actually be like for women on actual dating platforms. Minus the unsolicited pics.
I don't even know why there are recruiting companies on there when companies can just post their job openings and do it themselves. If they truly believe these recruiting offices are vetting candidates.... I was once offered a job for an actual architect when I was a solution architect in IT....I told him I'd love to give it a try, even though I've never designed houses before. He didn't even reply :(
If you create a new account you should have configured a root email address for it. That one should have received an email to login and set the initial password IIRC.
Upload to AWS shouldn't really cost much, unless you're sending a lot of API put requests. Since they are backups I'm going to guess the files are large and will be uploaded as Multi-Part and will probably invoke multiple API calls to do the upload.
My suggestion would be to upload it to s3 and have it automatically transition to glacier for you using a lifecycle rule.
Cost explorer would be your best bet to get an idea of what it'll cost you at the end of the month as it can do a prediction. There is (unfortunately) not a way to see how many API requests you've already done IIRC.
Going by the s3 pricing page, PUT requests are $ 0.005 per 1000 requests( N. Virginia ).
Going by a docs example
For this example, assume that you are generating a multipart upload for a 100 GB file. In this case, you would have the following API calls for the entire process. There would be a total of 1002 API calls.
Assuming you're uploading 10x 100gb according to the upload scheme mentioned above you'd make 10.020 API calls which would cost you 10 * 0.005= 0.05$.
Then there would be the storage cost on glacier itself and the 1 day storage on s3 before it transitioned to glacier.
Retrieving the data will also cost you, as well as downloading the retrieved data from s3 back to your device. If we're talking about a lot of small files you might incur some additional costs of the KMS key you used to encrypt the bucket.
I typed all this on my phone and it's not very practical to research like this. I don't think I'd be able to give you a 100% accurate answer if I was on my pc.
There's some hidden costs which aren't Hidden if you know they exist.
Note that (imo) AWS is mostly aimed at larger organisations and a lot of things ( like VMs ) are often cheaper elsewhere. It's the combination or everything AWS does and can do so that makes it worth the while. Once you have your data uploaded to s3 you should be able to see a decent estimate in cost explorer.
Note that extracting all that data back from s3 to your onprem or anywhere or you decide to leave AWS will cost you a lot more than what it cost you to put it there.
So many red flags. It's not even an official government email address. I get so many fake phishing attempts at work that are getting harder to detect, but this is what the fall for?
I wonder how far you can get with Verizon by sending emails from the_fbi@gmail.com or something along those lines.
Ugh. I don't like i this evolution. Simple login is pretty handy to avoid jumping through hoops to unsub from companies.
Recently had a site where I bought something once without having to register spamming me with Christmas mails. If I wanted to unsubscribe from the mailing list I had to register before I could unsub.
Just deleting the simplelogin alias is a lot less work than unsubscribing is most of the time... And my actual email address isn't leaking either so... Profit.
Can we boycot the companies that do this already.
I get the AC IP is nice, I've certainly enjoyed my fair share of their games.
But the ad industry is completely getting derailed. What's next ? Watch a 15s promo video every time you want to open te fridge? Watch a promo video before you can open the door?
Have your walls randomly show you ads?
Stop buying their shit. Regardless of how decent the game is. Punish them for the predatory practices. Demand refunds.
But no. People will likely be outraged, and then next game angry and then the next game they'll suck it all up and complain about the good all days.
If I can make an estimated guess, and this might very well be completely wrong, I'm guessing if iphone devices text each other the chats appear in blue bubbles implying it's end to end encrypted and secure. If they use imessage to contact a non apple user it will probably be in green and not be E2EE ( regular text message ).
CONNECT ME TO YOUR INTERNET SO I CAN CONTACT THE POTATO OVERLORDS.