Exactly. It’s not two-factor if it’s all controlled behind a single point of authentication.

From a cold start of my phone or PC, you have to

Which is still a fantastically stupid way to manage security. It introduces a single point of failure. Compromise my phone, and you’ve got access to every account that relies on it for authentication. Any two factor code that you’re likely to get from an app, email, or SMS (the latter two already being laughably…

Unlimited’s 16-card booster packs—each of which comes with a guaranteed Leader and Base card, so players can start building decks with a few packs of boosters instead of needing to rely on the prebuilt ones launching in Spark.

The boxes are full of Nightsister corpses that can be reanimated.

“most brightest”?

It puts it under federal jurisdiction not to have higher penalties, but so that the federal prosecutors can step in when local prosecutors are ideologically disinclined to prosecute a case. See also prosecuting murder and assault as “civil rights violations.” (This practice sometimes leads to something that feels…

Typically “Stand Your Ground” laws are strongest when you’re in your home. A few states have expanded that to greater or lesser degrees, but the list of states where people are likely to try to charge into a clinic is probably pretty similar to the list of states where the local prosecutor is going to decide that…

So how long before someone finds the way to manipulate ChatGPT to “convince” the software that an artist is actually dead?

Maybe, but she was like that when speaking with Hera early on, before Hera prompted her to meet up with Sabine again. You could say she knew it was going to happen, but it feels like a stretch.

No, they directly reference the events of her appearance in Mandalorian S3 when she fight’s Morgan.

From almost the moment Ahsoka returns from her visions, there is a lightness and warmth to her that could never really surface in Ahsoka’s first four episodes, or her prior appearances in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.

No mention of the very deliberate callback to the end of ESB at the end of the episode? Ahsoka says “we’ll find them, I promise” and Hera responds with “May the Force be with you.” Same beats as Lando in the Falcon talking to Luke and Leia in the medical frigate.

The closed captioning explicitly identifies it as Vader’s theme.

notepad++ has already killed notepad for anyone that needs to do regular work in plain txt files.

I’d wager offending the judge is the point. Poke and prod and taunt until she gets snippy a couple times, claim it indicates a pattern of bias, demand a recusal, run that up and down the system once or twice. Next thing you know, you’ve got your 2026 start date just through bureaucracy.

The Mandalorian cloning stories are linked to Snoke, if you look hard enough. Some of the people Gideon was talking to during the Evil Council of Evil scenes are linked to the First Order. And weren’t some of the bodies in the cloning facility sort of Snokish?

Yeah, I think the Barris option is the most interesting, but it’s leaning even more into Clone Wars specific knowledge. I love it, and Dave clearly loves it, but there has to be a line somewhere, and realistically Barris is well past it.

As someone said on Twitter, he got as close as he could to 100 without going over.

It will be a clone of Ezra. (Would that be E’ezra, or Ezra’a? I don’t think the vowel has ever been at the front of a name.)