I don’t know exactly, but I guess Suspend-then-hibernate requires a particular support in the hardware/bios to work, because it needs to monitor the battery level while asleep, and wake up automatically at a certain level for the OS to do the hibernate.

The large scale part won’t be possible without some type of network control.

The super easy way is replacing the DNS at the router (in the DHCP config) with some public, ad-blocking DNS. But you need access to the router’s config.

You can find very cheap routers with default credentials in the wild.

I’m pretty sure it has to be way more than $5500 for the 512GB model. By boss bought a couple (older models) to run local inference at work, and he paid like $20K each.

At the time people used to buy and sell Diablo 2 items on eBay. I guess that’s why they decided to add it to the game.

Dancer in the dark and Dogville by Lars von Trier

Yes, that’s a good one too… it also works with “normal” pasta, just toss the frozen veg into the boiling water.

• Rice with whatever you have at hand. My normal go-tos are canned vegetables (green beans, sweet corn, carrots) and a can of tuna.
• Sunny side up egg with fries. Leave the yolk runny and dip the fries in it.
• Sausages with (instant) mashed potatoes. Sometimes I add green beans to the mashed potatoes.
• Instant ramen with green onions and a soft boiled egg.
• Roasted vegetables (potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, Brussels sprouts, bell peppers, pumpkin, eggplant, zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.). Most of these also work steamed.
• Pasta with a can of sauce or pesto and Parmesan.

This is great! I also do the same with any combination of broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, pumpkin, sweet potato, onions, bell peppers, eggplant and zucchini. Diced or grated firm tofu works too, but needs more spices to add some flavor.

The only tricky part is balancing the cut size so everything is cooked at the same time.

This is the way…. Rice with whatever you have at hand. Some canned vegetables (green beans, sweet corn, carrots, etc.) work pretty good, and it’s even less effort than frozen ones.

A can of tuna, if you want to get fancy, is the perfect match.

I only add mayo if everything is cold/room temp.

We are way past the point where disclosure is enough, or even useful.

What the question is asking for, is an answer where the value and the chance of choosing it at random are the same.

None of the answers satisfy that condition, because you have a 50% chance of choosing 25%, a 25% chance of choosing 50% and a 25% chance of choosing 0%.
None of the answers match the chance of choosing it.

And the movie is very good too!!