Why do you think that she has no copyright on it? I’m not familiar with how it’s handled in the UK where she goes to school, but in the US copyright exists automatically once something is created.

I’m not a security expert, so forgive me if the answer is obvious, but how is that easier? If it knows that the overall string is say 20 characters long, doesn’t it have to try every possible word combination that equals 20 characters? It seems like there would be exponentially more combinations than a simple…

Easy - add the first and last letter of the site name to the beginning and end of your string

https://xkcd.com/936/

Right, but that’s a lot more effort than just trying passwords that have been released and finding what works. 

For a lower-tech version of podcast discovery for things similar to what you’re listening to, I’ve had good luck going to a podcast’s subreddit or forums and asking people what else they like.

Please don’t cite incomplete quotes to suit your agenda.

In Word (and Chrome, so maybe it’s system-wide?) - click and drag to highlight text at the letter level. Double click and drag to highlight at the word level. Triple click and drag to highlight at the paragraph level.

The marketing budget for most AAA games is usually bigger than the entire production budget. Maybe they could scale back on marketing (especially for games that are already proven entities that don’t need enormous marketing campaigns).

I spend literally 99.9% of my waking time thinking of things other than illegal immigration. It’s really great. Trump supporters should try it.

This is either the best troll or the worst human.

Shooting to maim is nonsense that only exists in movies. You don’t shoot at anything that you’re not planning to kill.

clever.

I’ve tried a lot of shopping list apps and keep coming back to Anylist. The features you mentioned plus the ability to import recipes and auto-add ingredients from those recipes are worth the price for the premium version.

That’s insane. You’re insane.

Since the “drama” is all nonsense that no one really cares about anyway, I’ll take the circus catches.

And yet here you are, reading the article, reading the comments, and commenting yourself.

Thanks, I eventually saw it. Still weird to not give a quick mention here instead of just linking to another article where it’s 2/3rds down the page.

This is all good advice, I’m just curious where the Japanese first lady fits in other than the headline?

I mean, he could just stop reading, instead of continuing to read, finishing the article, reading the comments, and then commenting on it himself. But maybe that requires superpowers.