Snake is all about where it lives and what it eats. Rattlers are delicious. Pythons and boas would probably be good as well. Anacondas probably not. Copperheads have scent glands which makes it inedible as well as Cottonmouths.
OR you can buy a bag of fries and smear the grease on your neck and wrists. Then you'll really smell like fries at a much lower cost to your wallet. Many a time I have smelled fries that people ate for lunch on their hands and face and I doubt they knew that smell had lingered.
Its only sort of a joke. By putting the named participants under orders, they now have a very military excuse to get out of whatever is preventing them from getting together. A noncom or junior officer can't grab those guys for random duties as assigned, because they're under orders from the CPT. Even if a MAJ or LTC tries to grab them, they can say "Sir I am under orders to report to the CPT at 1200" and the MAJ will probably let them go.
Thanks Miss C! You learn something new every day. The majority of my twatter thread reading had always been for general levity and I didn't miss it that much. Now I have that time suck back.
That looks like a BIOS password screen. The default for the most popular, generic password is 'AMI' . Here is a link to other, default passwords. https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000451.htm This could happen if they wiped the BIOS. Once the BIOS is opened up, it will tell you how the computer boots and what can be attached.. My guess is that it used some network device and as well as storing everything on a network.
Well, I can't read the thread because Mr. Musk now denies that to everyone who doesn't subscribe to his content and that's never going to happen. I did look at the Justice Tech site and the Securebook 5 has been replaced by the '6'. That comes with a hard drive controlled directly by the system BIOS. It also allows USB access, but only if attached to a docking port. I'm sure that just like most computers used in sensitive environments, the hard drive was removed before it was released to the general public.
Like others, I read the whole thread without understanding most of it. I'm trying to picture how this would be used in a prison with no hard drive and no USB port. No mention of it having bluetooth, but wifi seems like a real security problem anyway. Does it have a CD slot? It would make sense if it were connected to a central hard drive that could be monitored, but without a port it doesn't seem possible. It could be that this computer had more parts before the guy bought it (for $5), but he knows enough to figure that out if that were the case.
Well, you've sent me down the rabbit hole. The island pictured here is named Kiritimati, but it's pronounced "Christmas." The "ti" in the Gilbertese language is pronounced "s". The English call it Christmas Island, not to be confused with Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean, which is where the famous crab march happens.
The island was first permanently populated as a coconut plantation. The village of Poland was named in honor of one of the plantation managers, who was from Poland. There's a lot more interesting stuff at Wikipedia.
I was like "Fabric? STRAW???" Then looked down at the dead cod I had strapped to my crotch, giving off a slight aroma. It should be much easier to make friends and find a job now that I know the proper materials to use. Also going to save a fortune at the fishmongers. Guessing I won't get chased by as many seals and seabirds on my usually quite hectic walks on the beach.
The island was first permanently populated as a coconut plantation. The village of Poland was named in honor of one of the plantation managers, who was from Poland. There's a lot more interesting stuff at Wikipedia.
It should be much easier to make friends and find a job now that I know the proper materials to use.
Also going to save a fortune at the fishmongers.
Guessing I won't get chased by as many seals and seabirds on my usually quite hectic walks on the beach.
I was. I was only surprised it didn't happen sooner.