The most secure communications are still made through a one time pad. Each party is given a one time use encryption key, which turns over after a set amount of time (which pad to use is dictated by month/day/hour depending on sensitive the communication is).

Quick Synopsis: Each phone breaks packets of data (sounds) into millions of parts and scrambles them. The receiving unit unscrambles this mixed up data in real time. Older units scrambled data less than newer units. STU III ran at 64 bit encryption, more modern equipment runs at 128 bit and some are probably at 256 or…

These needed to die a quick drawing-board death long before any potentially useful steel was wasted.

Best 'moved to' hash tag of all time.

Hey the fine people of the Mexican Space Agency are in it for the whales.

I eight my friends face

I'm going to show her my O face??

Haughty Beemer rider is a cold badass.

Cock Sauce....

Hopefully goes without saying, but don't use bleach (or anything else chemically). Spend the $2 for a cheapo spray bottle instead.

Oh I didn't say I didn't want it to happen, just that it was unlikely.

Me thinks you are commenting to the wrong thread.

Round about the same time as this sadly.

1:Lack of a place to park a second vehicle.

Mid to high 20's highway. Which conveniently is about the same as the top speed.

I thought of the SFFD bulb when I saw this article.

The Big Dig in Boston (finished might be a bit strong for what was done, perhaps ended is better), driving in Boston has been radically improved.

The nest looks/feels/runs like an Apple product, I think they are happy to make a cut on good products.

You can give it a hard reset and leave it with the house, or simply undo the two wires and install a cheapo thermostat (maybe even the one you took out) in its place.

$500 custom tach in an automatic Caviler...it went well with the pointlessly large wing on the trunk (AOTD for the worst exterior modification)