Today, first time in my life, thanks to my wife's blind fury imagination assuming we will starve, I have spent close to $400 on groceries which in any normal day I wouldn't imagine buying. But at the end of the day it is a small price to pay and play to her hand than resisting to go shopping and spend the day fighting.
And in my opinion, it is not going to be as bad as people think. We will not go to using leafs as toilet paper. Store supplies will return to normalcy in a week or two. And god know we all have enough pasta and ragu to tide us 2 weeks in any pantry nowadays. If you don't, may be you should, especially considering eating out is rolling the dice a tad riskier than I would like to take. I have shopped at a walmart super center and a supertarget right across the road from that and first time in my life i have seen walmart out of bread and there was a 200+ people line inside the store waiting for a package of toilet paper. It is just widespread panic and I believe it is for nothing.
When I lived in Atlanta GA, I used to laugh at the women loading up their carts with 15 gallons of milk and 30 loaves of bread because the weather man said it was going to flurry tonight. In Atlanta, snow falls one or two days tops in whole winter and stays on the ground 4-6 hours and you fight the slush for the next two days, before everything goes back to normal. Today I remembered thise scenes and looked at my shopping cart. Thanks to my wife, I turned to one of those ladies.
is it just me or is this just off-loading the same password use on many sites on to an algorithm. After all, your username is quasi-public info and the site can not even be called quasi. It is fully public. Few options will not make it unique enough that it can notbe broken. After all, the only thing that the nefarious person needs is your master password and knowing your mom/dad/grandma, it is written somewhere under the mouse pad or in a file on the computer call MyMasterPassword, waiting to be stolen.
I am paying my environmental footprint under the name of "US federal tax"
If you are expecting me to pay more, you have something else coming from your blindside.
What a stupid idea. You expect me to pay $8 a month to a for profit company in return of a promise of doing something that is no different than snake oil.
Hopefully they will bilk some enviro-freaks, but anyone with common sense will look at this and have a good chuckle.
Good grief.. Al Gore version 2.0
I am not sure if you are calculating this correctly but for me, 70 cent/TB/mo is not a realistic number.
Cheapest glacier storage for me, is, $0.004 per gb per mo, which makes a terabyte storage for $4/TB per mo.For me, this number is at Ohio or Oregon data centers. And their retrieval rates are super expensive, as in, $0.03 per gb.
Glacier might be cheap but it definitely is not the cheapest.
Autohotkey on windows is my goto tool. I don;t know much about it but I can do the basics like move mouse to x.y coordinate and click it, or send a string of keystrokes to a form etc.
If you are using a free product, your opinion of how to make that product act is as important as someone on the other side of the planet screaming, i.e.,, do not matter. If you are in need of a reliable email provide, sign up with a provider, which will not do such things in return of paying them some money. Problem solved. Free products are free for a reason. Because you are the product. If you are not using your gmail, google is not recouping what it is spending on keeping your account alive. Why should they do such a thing ? Businesses are there to make money, not to lose it.