It could be harder…

AKA capitalism as usual…

Bothers me because I’m in process of divorcing my wife, and she pretty much does whatever the kids want so she can be the fun parent while I am the one who worries about this kind of stuff and ends up being the boring/antifun parent. So she has probably already done whatever, and if I stop them, I’m the bad guy…

The second ammendment was wirten back when the people and the government had the same weapons.

That was the point. A point that has been lost over the years.

It’s easy, you just aim a little lower.

A person has to get in that tank, and sooner or later, they have to get out again…

Your critical thinking goes a few levels deeper than this crowd is prepared for…

That could have been me… I once had a virus in the 90s. I didn’t know I had it until I took a floppy into the university to print something, and it alerted me. So I installed McAfee, it found and took care of this virus. Then a month later my PC wouldn’t boot. Long story short, I had to remove McAfee to fix it. The experience stuck with me- antivirus has caused me more problems than any virus ever did. I have lived dangerously ever since. (Though before I run anything even slightly questionable, I will fire up a disposable VM)

My (now ex-) wife hates it… But our kids do it all the time, so what’s the difference if I do too?

Who determines what is “empty” and how?

Jesus I had forgotten about that one…

Surely you mean a secure SSH shell…