

No, most things slide under a shingle so the water never touches the fasteners.
Some things screw right through with sealant on top, but that’s not the best way to do it, cause sealant will break down over time.


No, most things slide under a shingle so the water never touches the fasteners.
Some things screw right through with sealant on top, but that’s not the best way to do it, cause sealant will break down over time.


It started way before that.
People copying books and sheet music. If you’re talking electronic, then I have “pirated” reel to reel music copied from records from the 60’s.
If you’re talking computers, I have floppy discs copied and passed around from the 80’s.
BBS’s existed in the 70’s and were sharing stuff before IRC became popular.
Heck, if humans can technically make a copy of it, no matter how difficult, we will and freely share it.


https://safetyrailsource.com/products/nextgen-hitchclip
With just a little pre-planning when the weather is ok, you can install some brackets or fall harness mounts under the shingles.
Solar panel mounts would also work. There’s plenty of things designed to mount to the roof while still maintaining water proofing.
The Thing takes place at the south pole.


https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v889-released/
Since you have to opt into tracking to read the article (which I think is illegal) here’s the source.


He mentions flicker several times in the video.


If you’re buying an annual plan, Mozilla resells Mullvad for cheaper. Monthly, buying direct is cheaper.
Also, I assume, but don’t have any evidence, that buying from a reseller is a little more private due to separation of billing and services.


Wait, so they’re lying to the public about what’s happening so they can learn the truth and… Lie to the public about it?
What’s the point of access if they’re just using it to spread propaganda?
In truth, they’re sucking up so they can participate in more mega mergers and just become one giant media company that has a monopoly on blockbuster TV and movies.
CBS is owned by Paramount and is trying to buy Warner Brothers. They are sucking up to trump SPECIFICALLY TO GET THIS APPROVED.


The point is, if the certificate gets stolen, there’s no GOOD mechanism for marking it bad.
If your password gets stolen, only two entities need to be told it’s invalid. You and the website the password is for.
If an SSL certificate is stolen, everyone who would potentially use the website need to know, and they need to know before they try to contact the website. SSL certificate revocation is a very difficult communication problem, and it’s mostly ignored by browsers because of the major performance issues it brings having to double check SSL certs with a third party.


Better than most of Andy Weir’s books. Even tho bob is a bit of a Mary Sue.
Very much enjoyed the whole series.


Don’t discard a good technique cause it can be implemented poorly.


But cocaine is a rich white guy drug, so it’s perfectly fine!


Walked a friend through a build a month or so ago and actually ended up being cheaper buying from Frame.Work instead of from anywhere else at the time.
Probably saw one mouse was paired and unpaired one and paired the other one, assuming it fixed the issue…


Because they apparently aren’t married, or even together.


Why not Gee-IMP?


How many events did you also forget, but don’t have any reason to even think of it again?


Nope, the touchscreen was terrible. It would have been nearly a perfect device for the time. Phones were smaller, and it was a nice accessory for watching videos and playing games that were less convenient on a smaller phone with poor battery life, but… It barely registered touch inputs.
Still salty about that waste of money. The forums were just full of people complaining about it and Google tried to fix it with software, but it just didn’t work right.


At this point it would be weird if you didn’t.
Really old laser pointers used AAAA batteries.