wtf fuck

I choose to believe the first “f” stands for “fuckity”.

I think it was a Canadian accent originally, which I assume is just his normal accent.

Tell them they can find it in the latest Discord data breach.

The last time I went through TSA (earlier this year), I no longer saw the signs saying you could opt-out, but I was still able to opt out.

The TSA agent got annoyed at me for not leading with that, though. Like… buddy… We exchanged greetings, and then I said no thank you to the face scan. It’s not my fault that you jumped the gun. I’m trying to not be rude about another unnecessary invasion of privacy.

Yeah, I was looking at that one. I think they’re specifically looking at towns, not cities. I can’t find anything that gives a concrete distinction between the two labels. It seems that the rules vary by region, and the designation is kind of arbitrary.

However, I did find a list of common city names in the US.

1. Washington
2. Springfield
3. Franklin
4. Greenville
5. Bristol
6. Clinton
7. Fairview
8. Salem
9. Madison
10. Georgetown

Building PCs. I used to find cheap PC parts and throw together a slowish, but functional computer for the fun of it. I built a few computers for “word of mouth” customers.

I got into other things, and lost touch with the previous clients.

I decided to get back into it a few years ago because my parents needed a new machine. I had to do quite a bit of research, and things were way more expensive than they had any right to be (this was even before the RAMpocalypse), but I got it done. It was still fun, but I realized it’s not something I want to spend a lot of time doing anymore. I still try to follow all of the tech news/tips/reviews, just in case, though.