BearOfaTime

And it was created without encryption be default (which was discussed at the time).

The argument was hardware couldn't handle the load of encryption at the time. Hahahaha, riiiight.

I mean, the pantries ask for canned goods, because they're shelf stable, portable, safe.

Not sure where you think this is anything like used needles.

Weird, I have the Izzy repo and it doesn't show up.

Thanks for the link!

This is a major issue with F-Droid. I can find this via a browser, but the F-Droid app doesn't show it, even searching by name. It just doesn't exist. It happens all the time, I'm not sure why it doesn't show apps that I know are there.

G-Droid doesn't show it either. :/

Looks like that's for iOS?

Edit: Which is a cool find too, since I also have iOS devices.

I'm not finding it, do you mean Open Note Scanner?

Why?

It had a proper "fail-safe" incident. It functioned as intended.

It was actually a success story. It failed safe, as designed.

Unfortunately "The China Syndrome" really pumped up anti-nuclesr sentiment.

TMI was the opposite of Chernobyl.

Because mosts music tastes stagnate [sic] after your teens

Assumes facts not in evidence.

Also ignores that pop music, by definition, has the broadest reach, by being the lowest common denominator (no criticism here, it's just a fundamental requirement to be accessible by the most people).

Compare pop music to say, Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue" . Far fewer people can appreciate "Kind of Blue" because it's insane complexity. Hell, I have musical training and can only listen to it occasionally, on the daily I much prefer something far more approachable, some form of more-popular music - even stuff we call "classical" (which was the pop music of it's day).

My first time seeing this.

Just another way MS is working to pull you completely into their system.

I would have so much fun with that, I'd fear HR would get involved.

You are "on point". 😁

I try to use as little lingo as possible, only as much as necessary.

That's also part of the game. People who over-use lingo are recognized as bullshitters.