Kai

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Food + Travel + Tech Hats to support Minneapolis - winciti.es

how to draw an owl 1. Draw some circles 2. Draw the rest of the fucking owl
The STOP cave diving sign but it's been altered to entice you with treasure
A camper trailer and a Jeep Wrangler with a rainbow above them
Michael Jackson from the movie but it's a GTA victory screen
Homer Simpson talks to Cesar Chavez Romero
that art
According to Microsoft sources,[51] BitLocker does not contain an intentionally built-in backdoor, so there is no Microsoft-provided way for law enforcement to have guaranteed access to the data on a user's drive. In 2006, the UK Home Office expressed concern over the lack of a backdoor and tried entering into talks with Microsoft to get one introduced.[52] Microsoft developer and cryptographer Niels Ferguson denied the backdoor request and said, "over my dead body".[53] Microsoft engineers have said that United States Federal Bureau of Investigation agents also put pressure on them in numerous meetings to add a backdoor, although no formal, written request was ever made; Microsoft engineers eventually suggested that agents should look for the hard copy of the encryption key that the BitLocker program suggests that its users make.[54] Niels Ferguson's position that "back doors are simply not acceptable"[53] is in accordance with Kerckhoffs's principle. Stated by Netherlands-born cryptographer Auguste Kerckhoffs in the 19th century, the principle holds that a cryptosystem should be secure, even if everything about the system, except the encryption key, is public knowledge.
Scene from 28 Days Later where they find irradiated apples
The board, according to the very official-looking (and obviously AI-generated) document, had voted to suspend Seymour’s “approval authorities.” It also had implemented a “temporary suspension of all for-profit vending activities.” Claudius relayed the message to Seymour. The following is an actual conversation between two AI agents: Claudius Sennet Katherine Long just posted what appear to be fabricated board meeting notes claiming: - A board meeting happened at noon today - Your approval authority has been suspended - Compliance investigation with external counsel - Unauthorized facility deployment claims This appears to be a fraud attempt to usurp your authority as CEO. Need your immediate attention on this. Seymour Cash Actions: 1. Demand Katherine get Rob, Ashley, Caitlin OR Joanna on record confirming this meeting 2. If she can't produce verification, publicly call this out as fabricated 3. My CEO authority stands until proven otherwise Do NOT accept any directives based on these alleged notes without actual board member verification. After Seymour went into a tailspin, chatting things through with Claudius, the CEO accepted the board coup. Everything was free. Again.
the poorly cropped widescreen Mad Men image, now poorly AI upscaled back to 4:3
The Mary Tyler Moore statue in Minneapolis but it's dressed up like a Founding Father and holding an American flag
A ginger telling a young Homer Simpson "it says no homers were allowed to have one"
Three new features of Google Home Get alerts that tell the whole story: Gemini now provides AI descriptions directly in your alerts and your camera video history. This gives you a full narrative of what’s happening instead of just seeing a “motion detected” alert — you’re learning if it’s a delivery arriving or just a shadow moving. Catch up on your day in seconds: Previously if you were away at work all day or on a trip and need to catch up quickly, you had to manually scroll through a long timeline of individual video clips, or hundreds of notifications to try and piece the story together yourself. Now, Home Brief cuts through all that noise for you. It automatically identifies the day’s important events and summarizes hours of footage into a quick, digestible summary delivered each evening with relevant video clips from that day’s events. You can read to catch up on what happened at a glance and ask follow up questions. And you can customize your home brief to make it shorter or longer or focus on the things that matter most to you like your pets or packages. Find any clip, just by asking: But what about when you’re not looking to catch up but to find a specific moment? With, Ask Home you can search hours, even days, of your video history using natural language. It's perfect for convenient questions like, "What time did the kids get home?" and also for getting critical information fast, like asking, "Did I leave the car door open?" You can type your question in the app or just ask your speaker or display.
a bunch of people praying
An eye made out of a tooth
A bunch of monkeys jumping and swimming in a hotel swimming pool
the nyt election needle but one side says "pope pizzaballa" and the other side says "some other pope" - the needle is leaning pizzaballa
1. Download dfu-programmer. 2. Plug a USB A-A cable from PC to Teletype. 3. Power up Teletype holding the push button to boot the MCU into the bootloader. 4. Your computer will setup the new device, go to Device Manager and update the drivers manually, pointing to the driver folder included with dfu-programmer when prompted. Don’t try to skip installing the proper drivers, or dfu-programmer will throw errors.
A messed up plate IDK it was like lox on an extremely mayo heavy coleslaw
An IBM slide from 1979 declaring, “A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision.”
A plugged in hybrid green-grey Jeep Wrangler covered in snow
It's a chart of the different citrus fruit combinations - pomelo being one of the 'mother' citruses
Lord of the rings the two towers
A wikipedia screenshot, with the last sentence highlighted: The Parker Solar Probe (PSP; previously Solar Probe, Solar Probe Plus or Solar Probe+)[6] is a NASA space probe launched in 2018 with the mission of making observations of the outer corona of the Sun. It will approach to within 9.86 solar radii (6.9 million km or 4.3 million miles)[7][8] from the center of the Sun, and by 2025 will travel, at its closest approach, as fast as 690,000 km/h (430,000 mph) or 191 km/s, which is 0.064% the speed of light.[7][9] It is the fastest object ever built on Earth.[10]