scytale

Lmao an SCP actually breaching containment.

Cryptocurrency company paying their employees in cryptocurrency. Well at least they walk the talk.

I cringe whenever I see video streams of the astronauts on the ISS and see the veins on their heads bulging like they’re straining hard. Do they actually feel it the way we do here on earth or do they just feel normal and it’s just a visual thing.

Lakers backcourt are a negative on defense, so I assume he’s gonna have a prominent role off the bench in staggered minutes between Luka and Reaves.

I wonder what will happen if they put that chemical into an insecticide spray.

At some point you have to just let it go.

And it’s expensive too, sometimes higher than your home insurance premium.

Yeah, I’m all against social media surveillance, but this was on the jumbotron at a concert. Having said that, I do hate those segments in concerts and sports where they feature audiences on the screens without consent. It’s not like there’s a line in the customer agreement when buying tickets that you allow your face to be featured (unless there is?). That’s why I always make myself as boring as possible - either just sitting with a straight face, or eating something - so I don’t get singled out.

I'm gonna try and guess. Disclaimer: I haven't flown Ryanair, I just know they are bottom barrel budget airline and everyone hates them.

• No seat reservations so you get what's available when you board, and you may end up not sitting next to each other.
• They're so bad that couples fight and split up during travel because of how horrible the experience is.

The article says Apple claims the employee failed to report previous breaches, so maybe it’s the last of multiple strikes.

Based on the article, the youtuber and an accomplice who knew an Apple employee accessed the employee’s phone while it was unattended, so technically it wasn’t intentional and more negligence. On the other hand, Apple also claims the employee failed to report previous breaches, so maybe this was the final straw.

The article says it was broken 2 years later.