The same ones you’d use with a wire.

WiFi is just Wireless Fidelity… A play on HiFi. It’s just a wireless equivalent of wired ethernet. You still have an IP address, you still have a router (without a router only one device in your house could connect to the internet, typically your wireless access point is a combination router with a wireless access point in it).

BlueSky has the misinformation blocking list enabled by default for all users

Yet another reason why I won’t be using BlueSky. Pre-determining what I get to see?

Who decides what’s misinformation?

You could’ve chosen a different bank.

Can’t fight for shit with OP’s attitude.

OP needs perspective and needs to read stuff like Studs Terkel. Hardship takes on a whole new meaning.

Imagine that, younger folks own fewer homes…

Well… There is a microfiche in every home/pocket, of a sort. 😁

But I take your point, we’re pretty bad at predicting what tomorrow will look like.

Very few paranoiacs feared wifi… By that point generations were used to RF tech. That was just those folks who don’t know how anything works, so always think the worst.

They’re not strangers, to each other, or to their constituency.

If you don’t know your local government, that’s on you. They’re people from your local community.

I thought the only smart move was to not play?

Oh, wait, that’s Global Thermonuclear War.

Not really, no - entropy is one-way at the macro scale.

The flour absorbed water, and combined with kneading, produced gluten (and was baked, causing more chemical changes).

Grinding it all up wouldn’t reverse that process - it would just be ground up bread.

I’d start with not saying anything, but writing a log/journal hourly, even if it’s just in a phone app that reminds you. Remember squeaky wheels get treated like they’re the problem - best to have documentation on your side.

After maybe a month, then decide what your actions will be. Maybe just request shifts that happen to never coincide with this other person. Sometimes doing what you need is better than addressing the root cause.

That’s why you have the phone call, to discuss it, and in closing state you’ll send an email.

I don’t disagree it’s a focus thing for many people. I’m often stunned at the lack of comprehension or attention to detail using any medium, even in person (also technical field).

Like look, I just said to do what you’re asking would require 250 firewall rules…why are you now talking as if firewall rules aren’t required? I even went through the simplest math out loud during this meeting, so everyone would understand how I came up with that number and didn’t just pull it out of my ass.

People pay attention to what they want to pay attention to (or as my grandfather would say - people hear what they want to hear). If those questions aren’t a high priority for their own work, they simply don’t see them.

For OP: email is a terrible medium for such things, unless there’s been a conversation about it, and this is part of moving a project forward. Anything out of left field isn’t important to your audience, and… people dislike comitting to anything in email. As you work with people up the food chain, you’ll find less and less happens via verifiable comms like email (which is archived).

Safety.

See that minivan, where the driver is over the front wheels? That means the crumple zone is you. The US stopped making that design in the early 70’s because of the lack of crumple zones.

So thank all the people who complain when the smallest injury happens in an accident, and blame the vehicle. This makes safety requirements stronger (which has largely been a good thing), but makes Kei trucks unsellable in the US.

Check out ReThink DNS. I’m testing it currently, has some neat features.

Anything will work, what’s most important is regular vacuuming, preventing dirt from working it’s way down though the carpet.

In another life I did some reno work. You could tell who vacuumed regularly, and who didn’t. This was long before vacuums became high-ticket items, they were all generic bag-based ones designed in the 60’s and 70’s.

Not to say some of the newer ones don’t work a lot better, just that an infrequently used great one works worse than a regularly used average one.

It’s a shame, really.

Back in my restaurant days, hanging out after and getting loose really made everyone work together better.

Though I can’t see doing this in a business environment - it’s just not the same.

YouTube does this stuff because it’s effective. The only way to avoif is to not play the game as defined by them.

Switch to other means of watching YouTube, like Grayjay, or an envious instance.

It’s abnormal.

That kind of speed requires 500hp+, depending on Cd and frontal area.

What percentage of cars produce 500hp+?

(I’m not even sure 500hp is enough, it’s been a while since I’ve done the math).

Small increments in speed require non-linear increases in power.

It would probably help to define the terms you’re using, as there are many ways to interpret “big place”, “small place”, “many people”, etc.

I don’t even know if your starting point is accurate.