You don’t.

Seprate your work life and your personal life.

There’s nothing wrong with advocating for FOSS alternatives; but you don’t get to decide what you can or cannot use on work devices, that’s up to your employer. You should not be entering personal info/performing personal tasks on work devices.

If you’re unwilling to perform work with the tools (software) your employer provides/requires, find a new job. Refusing to do the work or tampering with the equipment provided is a great way to get fired.

For school; personal laptop. Or again strictly school tasks on their devices.

A small countertop water cooler/dispenser with a refillable filter bottle on top. (if you have the floor space, a stand up cooler is usually more energy efficient tho)

Something like this:

With one of these on top: https://www.zerowater.com/products/filtered-water-cooler

Clean filtered water, both boiling hot and almost ice cold, on-demand. Filling water bottles, cups, making hot chocolate, tea, instant noodles, even just starting to boil a pot using pre-heated water, taking so much less time. I love this thing.

When it comes to filters:

Zerowaters products specifically come with a Total Disolved Solids meter measuring in parts-per-million.

I was previously using a Brita filter jug which poured into a second filter from Aquapur ontop of my cooler.

My Tap water: 143ppm

Brita filter: 139ppm

Brita+Second filter: 87ppm

Replaced both with a single zerowater filter: 0ppm

After pulling close to 30 gallons through that filter its risen to ~8ppm (they want you to replace it at >6)

Project farm testing water filters.

The first time, I just saw it’s not working; the second time, I was paying attention to the details to see what specific parts aren’t working and clues as to how/why.

Why would the DNC fix it; I thought your supreme leader had everything under control? Isn’t he going to make America great, or do you need someone else to clean up his mess?

So thaaats why orientation is in the office across the street…

A pissed off stingray is what killed Steve Irwin, The Crocodile Hunter. Though that’s supposedly the only stingray related death caught on camera.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Irwin

Why shoot at one target when you can shoot at 30? (as long as they’re encircling the machine in a nicely spaced out, orderly fashion…)

The land may become uninhabitable by humans, but something tells me aquatic life will be alright… Maybe not all of it, but there will be adaptation and life will go on.

That’s not to say destroying our ecosystems is ok, just that we’re probably not going to end life entirely.

it’s on by default

It may well be on by default now. I just know I had to enable it the last time I looked at this.

what do you mean by lockscreen bypass software

Tools such as those provided by Cellebrite and similar.

Lockdown mode is mainly to disable biometrics, to prevent someone on the street forcibly using them to unlock your device. It’s not going to stop an entire agency with more sophisticated tools.

Or at the very least; turn your phone entirely off (shutdown) whenever you expect or encounter police contact.

Biometrics only work when the device is already running. Mobile devices are in their most locked down/secure state when ‘at rest’, ie shutdown.

In android; there is also a ‘lockdown’ mode you can quickly activate from the power off screen, that disables Biometrics until next unlock with a pin/pattern, but doesn’t fully shutdown so you can still quickly access things like the camera. This has to be explicitly enabled in settings first and will not offer much protection from various lockscreen bypass software available to law enforcement.

Rough day to be a snake…

I wonder what the maximum muzzle velocity for a child would be (without just killing it immediately).

I’m currently working as a tool technician maintaining and repairing a fleet of rental tools. (it’s incredible how little people take care of things that aren’t theirs…)

Electrical is what I’m really interested in, but financial strain has made it difficult to get into classes beyond high-school for it and there’s only so much you can do self-taught with no certifications.

I was given a months community service because of some vandalism as a teenager.

The community service (in a very small town), was to help the highschool shop teacher supervise students in the wood/metal shops.

Shop class was by far my favorite part of highschool. I had taken something like 13 different wood/metal/automotive shop classes between the different towns I moved too. I would have volunteered for that on my free time if they’d let me. It definitely didn’t feel like a punishment.

What. the. fuck.

I think this graph just gave me a migraine.

No, I don’t. Haven’t been on Reddit for 2.5 years though, so why would I.

Stop torturing yourself OP. Move on.

Noticed it on 83 I think, but I actually haven’t seen it with 84 afaik. I didn’t pay much attention to version numbers as I hadn’t planned on reporting it.

I’ll reply to this again if I notice it again and be sure to include more useful info.

Hmm, I thought it may be something to do with that.

I had also noticed images being rendered in the wrong size lately. They’ll look normal at first, but if you scroll past them, then scroll back up; some images are ~150% size and falling off the edge of screen.

At least it’s known and being addressed.

And now suddenly it’s happening while browsing my own profile/comment history…

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