psud @ psud @aussie.zone

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Sure, but we don't usually fix the problem, then go back to the blood, grief, sorrow, and sadness

And expose themselves to a charge of murder of the foetus?

Someone tries too many times to unlock it with the wrong pin or pattern; someone tries to factory reset it with the wrong pin or pattern

You can enter your screen lock to unlock it. Should you want to factory reset it you would need to enter your screen lock

It's good for the common user who's happy to use all Google services and can remember (or has written down) their credentials.

It's absolutely useless for those out of the Google ecosystem

It's annoying through to disastrous for people supporting other peoples' phones

GmailFS was a thing

Browse your own machine as if it's under alt.film.binaries but more so

That's a story from thousands of years ago. I don't think their standards for 1. Death; or 2. Veracity in stories were up to the standards we would like were it non fiction

Grave in this context just means deep. That's one of the meanings of grave

Brains fail catastrophically and unrecoverably pretty quickly after being starved of oxygen. I don't like the chances of the frozen people who hope to be reanimated in the future

Better now, maybe. The people in palliative care are drugged heavily if their condition is painful. I suppose it's different in different places.

The best selfish reason to be good to your children is that they might put you in care. It's better if you can age and die at home unless you have a really nasty death.

What does gooning mean in this context? To me it's engaging in the consumption of goon (cheap cask wine (aka box wine)) possibly participating in a game of goon of fortune

That is correct

Sure, no guarantees. I have a great grandfather who died in his 30s from an infection from a shaving cut.

The ancient Greeks a couple of generations after agriculture arrived called the tribal past the golden age when gods walked among men. Early English explorers in America called the natives more splendid than an English gentleman in all his finery.

D&D 3.5:

Blindness/Deafness Necromancy Level: Brd 2, Clr 3, Sor/Wiz 2 Components: V Casting Time: 1 standard action Range: Medium (100 ft. + 10 ft./level) Target: One living creature Duration: Permanent (D) Saving Throw: Fortitude negates Spell Resistance: Yes

You pretty much destroy their eyes or ears. There's a spell that undoes the damage

There's only a small set of spreadsheets in my work life that need multiuser access, most of those are admin shit.

There are more in my home life, planning holidays, household tracking.

Buy most things at home and work have no need to be shared during update

As a person like that, I'll apologise on their behalf. We mostly find carnivore through illness and it fixes it, we want everyone around us to feel as good as we do. It's hard to keep quiet.

If you made it to five you'd be fine

I play freeciv which is civ 3.5. Unit stacking is a thing and a stack of whatever can defeat whatever

Incidentally I like to give competing civilizations railway technology so when I attack them I can easily overrun all their big cities in a single turn

Many thousands if they're traction trebuchets