Sorting through the myriad information and misinformation on these topics is difficult.  And remembering what the actual conclusion is can be even more difficult “Was coffee safe or not?”

This one loaded drive-by-malware, a popular tactic.

Ridiculous but glad they changed their policy.

Then, if you’re a baby in Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, or related states you get reprogrammed to fear and doubt science and believe horsepucky. Glad me and my baby live in Seattle.

There is something to be said about using terms that have the most precise meaning possible.  However, in scientific circles, you may have a better understanding of the nuance in different terms than the colloquial understanding.  Weather forecasting is definitely one of those areas.  The one that I have been wanting to understand recently is showers vs. rain (because you also hear ‘scattered showers’ which seemed redundant to me if showers are just scattered rain in the first place):

I’m always forgetting how to do this but here’s how to delete matching lines:

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If only the government or the media reporting on this could be this clear…

Visit this site and it will automatically generate a card with symbols for columns and colors for rows with randomly-generated digits on it.  You can then use this card to generate very strong passwords that you don’t have to remember.  And no bad guy can guess them and even if they get a copy of your card, they won’t know which subset of the random characters are your password so it provides protection against a physical attack on your wallet.