Some humans would do anything to see if it was possible to do it. If you put a large switch in some cave somewhere, with a sign on it saying 'End-of-the-World Switch. PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH', the paint wouldn't even have time to dry.
I'm not sure of its origins in the US, but 'spastic' used to be the term for someone with cerebral palsy - there was a UK charity called 'The Spastics Society'.
Over time 'spastic' (and the slang term 'spaz') began to be used as a pejorative, and was dropped from official use.
The charity rebranded to 'Scope' sometime in the early 90s.
No clairvoyancy needed - Revelation is just a hyperbolic list of stuff that the Emperor Nero had already done, dressed up with a bunch of supernatural gubbins and set in the future.
If you're curious as to the level various books are rated as, you can look them up on AR Bookfinder
The ATOS Book Level is more helpful than the Lexile score - a Book Level of 4.3 (for example) means that a child should be able to read and comprehend that book by the 3rd month of Grade 4.
(The full site is a subscription thing - kid reads book, does 10 question test on book. Kid consistently shows they've understood the books they've read and the site recommends books of a higher level. The catalogue is free, though.)
No mention of China - just a rival company finding a hole in the secure network (network enabled coffee maker with a default password) and using it to steal company data.
The pipe's unexpected elevation from the ground occurred at a sewer construction site where workers had been connecting an existing sewer line with a channel designed to hold excess rainwater to prevent flooding.
The pipe was being used as a retaining structure to keep the surrounding soil from collapsing during the operation, officials said. A short time earlier, workers had drained water from the pipe, which may have caused the empty apparatus to float, they said.
Do they mandate the use of MS Authenticator specifically, though?
The option to add that restriction is definitely there, but it's worth checking your account settings to see if it'll let you use a different MFA option.
"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space. Listen..." and so on.
World's most boring Call of Cthulhu campaign.
Saw the same thing in Morrisons last Friday. Fuck Nestle.
Thought the title of the post below was captioning this one for a second!
Look like a desk toy:
Alternatively, the thing from Event Horizon:
I'm not sure of its origins in the US, but 'spastic' used to be the term for someone with cerebral palsy - there was a UK charity called 'The Spastics Society'.
Over time 'spastic' (and the slang term 'spaz') began to be used as a pejorative, and was dropped from official use.
The charity rebranded to 'Scope' sometime in the early 90s.
...not just Canadians:
You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties - Jona Lewie - 1980
No clairvoyancy needed - Revelation is just a hyperbolic list of stuff that the Emperor Nero had already done, dressed up with a bunch of supernatural gubbins and set in the future.
Narcissists gonna narcissist...
If you're curious as to the level various books are rated as, you can look them up on AR Bookfinder
The ATOS Book Level is more helpful than the Lexile score - a Book Level of 4.3 (for example) means that a child should be able to read and comprehend that book by the 3rd month of Grade 4.
(The full site is a subscription thing - kid reads book, does 10 question test on book. Kid consistently shows they've understood the books they've read and the site recommends books of a higher level. The catalogue is free, though.)
Dr Spin - Tetris and Ambassadors of Funk - SuperMarioLand
Both got into the UK top 10 in the early 90s.
I assume it's (loosely!) based on this:
https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/02/pwned/
No mention of China - just a rival company finding a hole in the secure network (network enabled coffee maker with a default password) and using it to steal company data.
Have a look under POST Behaviour.
From the article:
IIRC, Tim Russ was part of the ongoing 'gaseous anomaly' contest that some of the actors had going on...
"I ain't no chicken, 'n' I gots the truck nuts t' prove it!"
Babylon 5 - Ceremonies of Light and Dark
Do they mandate the use of MS Authenticator specifically, though?
The option to add that restriction is definitely there, but it's worth checking your account settings to see if it'll let you use a different MFA option.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Tinker Tenor Doctor Bitch
Sons of Bitches