I wanted to do something different today – so you get Andre Mack giving practical wine advice, before the Links.
Wasn’t that fun? Now the links.
Comments are open and yours.
Monday Afternoon Experimental Links
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Swiss Servator
Currently serving at the pleasure of a Swiss multinational.
Previously a Soldier, rugby player, lawyer, bouncer, bartender, substitute teacher, risk manager, and cubicle mushroom. Will work for raclette.
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Shut down the refrigerators? man, that is cold.
What could possibly go wrong with putting a large number of poorly secured devices on the internet to manage essential activities?
You obviously know nothing about nuclear power or missle silos.
Nothing.
Only thing that would logicly be online is a warning system that the refers are out of their temperature range.
Threedoor:
No. The warning system may be online, but it should be a read only feed fed by an internal network.
Zwak, can I order a WOPR?
World Order Public Relations?
https://youtu.be/iRsycWRQrc8
Jebus, I haven’t thought of that movie in 45 odd years.
We need to freeze all online activities right meow.
Feel the warmth of collectivism!
Very nice.
Those grocery stores should be state owned anyway.
The refrigerators in the government stores will fail without hacking..
Lucas made?
Rut roe…
They’re going to rack up a lot of casualties.
Here’s hoping they buck the trend this autumn.
Whump
D’oh! A deer! A female deer!
Raclette venison anybody? It behooves me to ask.
Why is that deer sleeping there mommy?
Because the fawns like to sleep under the benches in the back yard.
Sensei, OT, but I found a movie you might like
https://archive.org/details/matango-4-k-restoration-1080p/Matango+Trailer+4K+Restoration.mp4
sixties Japanese horror, no subtitles.
Now, that is a chamios!
Justice is best served cold.
If it was served warm, it would be justwater.
POWER, however, would allow private plaintiffs to sue over “unfair methods of competition” and any “unfair, deceptive, abusive or unlawful acts or practices in or affecting business, trade or commerce.”
“Amazon uses economies of scale and efficiency tricknology to undercut our prices. Not fair.”
Vague and subjective, true to form for commies.
Failure to fly a Pride flag…out of business.
They refuse to sell at the price I want.
On our way to Minnesota one year, my teammate and I both blurted out that the many dead deer on the side of the road look like kangaroos. Now it’s a running joke.
So, whoever is driving is starting to…
(puts on sunglasses)
Roo that day?
Way to hop on to that one Captain.
I knew for years that Columbus Day was a sop to the wops, but I never knew why.
Nonprofits could also sue on behalf of members of the public.
No way.
The economy of scale for suing organizations should make it profitable.
So basically an end run around the drop in USAID bux.
The fire broke out around 3:15 a.m., but by time firefighters arrived an hour later
Man, we’ve got better response times out here in the boondocks with volunteers.
Step aside and wait for the professionals.
Maybe they had to fight through crowds of peacefully protesting students.
Don’t be silly, why would a news story omit something like that?
My five years old grandson relayed a tall tale about a fire, a squirrel, a transformer, water bottles and the fire department to me the other day. It was difficult to understand all his ramblings, but I got the gist of the story. I had to confirm it with his parents, but yes, a squirrel did in fact get blasted by a transformer and upon his rapid decent to the grass below, did start a fire. Onlookers were trying to put out the fire with water bottles when the local VFD arrived to spray down the remaining flames. Apparently, they don’t have squirrel ambulances (which is a big disappointment to a five year old,) so the injured squirrel was collected by a neighbor and will be rehabilitated. It was quite the tale, had me enthralled the whole time.
Le Marché des Enfants Rouges, which translates to the Red Children, was named for a nearby orphanage that closed in 1772. The children housed there were known for wearing red clothing.
It translates to the Red Children Market, which is where Native American orphans were sold to Renaissance era libertarians.
Closed before monocles took off.
I was there almost exactly 1 month ago. It was very cool and I was very sorry to read that story this morning. Just… gone.