It's "worse"? I did a quick google if it was illegal to bypass a TPM and found this vague line: "If you bypass hardware-level TPM encryption to gain unauthorized access to a computer system you do not own"
I bet that is a part of the licensing gotchas in that you don't actually own the device, even though you paid for it?
I dunno. That sounds like some legit legal bullshit to me. Contract law needs burned to the ground and rebuilt so that it protects more than one entity.
Yeah, it's an embarrassing shit stain that .ml is the "main" instance. Every other instance admin is forced to play nice if they want a place to get support, which sucks. Lemmy needs to be forked hard, but those devs are sucking in funding from about a half-dozen or more sources, so they have more incentive than most to do the foot work.
I got my badge and I am honored.
I doubt it. If you don't expressly need their devices, their ecosystem can be a pain to use. If something isn't annoying as hell, it's probably an additional monthly fee.
If you want solid performance metrics for running, cycling, swimming, hiking or golf, it's awesome. Any other feature they have always comes with really weird caveats. Their LTE watches are great.... If everyone you know is using the shitty Garmin Messenger app so they can receive calls and texts. Stuff like that. LiveTrack looks like it was built in the 80's and have never given a shit enough to use it unless I absolutely need it.
Still though, my running metrics are fucking insane and crushes any other solution I have seen. One of my biker friends shares similar opinions.
... and your family.
He probably should have gotten proper treatment, but what can you do?
If they were actually fucking with FMLA in Colorado, they are not going to have a good time. Plus, that would just be stupid since the state pays it and it should be a no-brainer for employers to just let the employee take some time.
The whole seppuku thing sounds very Colorado tech culture, so I dunno what the deal is with that.
Congratulations on the steak! It can be daunting if you have never cooked one before.
While I am not one to tell another man what he should do with his own meat, I can say that a marinade is usually not my first option for getting the steak tender.
First off, it starts with the best marbled steak you can afford. There are plenty of "choice" cuts out there that fit the bill and you don't need to pay top dollar. The extra fats are a good start for the next step.
Reverse sear. Oven bake the steaks at a low temperature for as long as possible. Since most ovens only will go down to 200°F or so, that is what we'll work with. (Ideally you want lower, but 200 is fine.) The longer you can cook a steak, the better: The extra time at low heat will break down connective tissues really well, even with steaks that you think might end up tough. (Sous vide is an option and you can keep a steak at the proper temp for so long it turns into mush if you wanted.)
After the steak is up to temp, throw that bitch on a smoking hot cast iron pan for just long enough to develop a crust. You should be good after that.
Again, you do you. I prefer no marinades as I just like a steak that is well cooked instead of hiding it behind sauces and such. My main point is that you have options for getting a steak tender, chemical or otherwise. (Salt and pepper should enhance the steak, not hide its flavor.)
Is it? Is it really?
It's Auora and should probably be considered another country in-itself. It was disowned by Denver and the rest of Colorado years ago.
Regardless, it has a really shitty history of police behavior and this was likely fairly low on the scale of what Aurora would consider violent behavior.
Aurora's only function is to catch the off-gassing from Commerce City so it kinda puts the "fart police" in better context. It's also probably why the police there are also a little "special".
There is already a political exchange program between Colorado and Texas, unfortunately.
The bus is too long and it's doesn't have four wheels in the front.
Describe the issue: I opened Connect one day and the comment cursor decided to hide. It gone.
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Hindsight is 20/20 and I realize this probably wasn't the best idea to begin with....
(Scott Kirkland, if you were wondering..)
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