mctoasterson

We read The Yellow Wallpaper and that was pretty effed.

"I was already wearing this new Rolex on my outgoing flight."

The Sig P320 was in contention, but it was ultimately dropped.

In most companies L1 Support are severely underpaid offshore, total muppets, or both. Their most frequent triage or escalation path is gonna be "I routed it to the wrong application team because the caller said some words that sounded vaguely relevant to something that team works on".

People forget what a ridiculously large steaming market India is.

The second biggest YT channel by subscriber base is T-Series.

Whether it is this or tracking/disallowing firearms purchases, the payment processors should not be making editorial decisions on legal commerce.

If the item or service is legal in the jurisdiction, the payment processors should be on the hook for agnostically allowing the transactions. Period.

Several Porsche models, the Mustang EV, I guess the Tesla Plaid if you consider that a "sports" car.

90% of security officers on US bases could just "Israeli carry" (Hammer down on an empty chamber. Or on a striker-fired handgun basically just insert the mag.) They'd have to adjust training to "draw+rack" but again, for Air Force MPs that is probably fine in most cases.

Either that or dust off a bunch of M9 handguns.

It was considered too forward on the part of the woman and too harsh a role reversal in 1951, when this was published.

A criminal could buy an Ender3 or other extremely ubiquitous, non-internet-connected printer. Maybe used, in cash, on various marketplaces.

Filament can be bought in cash as well from a bunch of retailers and the leftover stock (evidence) easily disposed by dumping or burning/melting after the "suspect objects" are created.

Furthermore, nozzles are like $1 apiece in some cases. Printbed replacements or sheets of glass (also often used as printbed surfaces) are like $20 and can be changed often and easily. Changing these two components completely invalidates the "match" of the toolmarks.

This type of forensics is only practical if the target suspect is dumb enough to use the same settings for everything, never change a nozzle or bed, keep all his empty filament spools and receipts, pay for everything with credit cards in his name, and have a bunch of cloud-saved bambu-sliced files called "super illegal weaponry.gcode" associated with his printer.

My regular Pixel 7 (not 7a) has a swelled battery and I can see the screen starting to separate from the rest of the case.

The phone would be otherwise still fine despite being 2 years old. I'm sure even if it was covered, Google would find some way to not repair it under the program because it is a carrier unlocked model running GrapheneOS.

I would opt for third party repair but the place I used for this exact problem before (replacing swollen battery on a Samsung phone) was a little sketchy and when I got it back, there was evidence they tried to rifle through my device.

Aside from taking this to Rossman himself, I'm wondering if there are any other reputable 3rd party repair options.

Imagine having your primary export be "brainwashed conscripts who will be used as meatshields on a foreign battlefield".