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 I did look at the Justice Tech site and the Securebook 5 has been replaced by the '6'.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.
There's nothing better than a well done steak with ketchup. Preferably Heinz. And McDonald's most definitely has acceptable food. I mean they have to since they have Michelin prices.
Memories. And a great read. Count me in the group saying it was the funniest movie ever. But I was only 17 so what did I know? Might not be that today but it's right up there.
Not mentioned in the Atlas Obscura article but included in a story in the Portland Press Herald:
During his research, Chan found that in the 1888 Signal Corps annual report there was a listing of several volunteer weather observers, including Mary C. Bennett, of Fairview, Fulton County, Illinois.
Someone needs to explain the purpose of emojis to Professor Nincom and Dr. Bloop. Not sure how the ability to add a flatworm emoji to a conversation adds any communication value, emotional or otherwise.
Happy to see Gun Crazy on this list. It's a cool movie with a great single scene long take that rarely gets mentioned. You can read more about the movie and see the long take here:
I did not know the origin of 'Xmas' and I found it really interesting considering "You're crossing Christ out of Christmas when you say Xmas" was drilled into me by Catholic Nuns (old ones too) back in the 60s. . . .
Let me just tuck that one away. . . .