Grant Taylor (@[email protected])

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It’s sort of hard to tell but the porch at the top of the stairs is eight feet deep. It seemed to my wife and I that the package was placed so that it would purposefully block ⅔ of the stairs. There were many places and ways in 5 feet area to not block the stairs.

That’s why I’m asking how to open it in the Amazon app on my phone. The password needed in the web browser is difficult to get to at the moment. The app on my phone where I’m replying to you remembers the password.

Is there a way that I can get to that form in the Amazon app? The app remembers my password which is in a password manager on a computer that corrupted itself. But I can still do things in the app.

Is it just my wife and I? Or does this feel like an @Amazon delivery driver being purposefully mean?

Agreed. I was using “TLS” as a stand-in for encryption as in not plain text.

No amount of range time will help when there are three or more attackers. I guess that there’s a small chance that more range time will make the reloads faster. But I doubt it will help much and definitely not in the way that they are saying.

Na. They are using TLS so it’s at least the ‘00s.

Please do not feel bad about what you are doing. You must take care of yourself before you are able to take care of others. Even the airlines know this and tell you the same about putting on oxygen masks. (As just one example.)

I fully respect that.

Oh wow! The privacy ~> HIPA implications are astounding to me. Email can be more private if everything is done correctly. — Yes I’m aware that’s a big if. Paper forms in the lobby are probably best from a security point of view.

That seems like an absurd wait time to me.

I was wondering the same thing.

Click whir click whir click whir click POP hey who turned out the lights‽‽‽

Do I see five sets of five DASD?

That looks like a late AS/400 / early iSeries.

Simply ignoring something doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist. Talking with someone of a differing opinion and listening ~> understanding is how you learn things. What you learn and if you agree with it is separate from listening ~> learning.

My wife things that a zealot will be less open to disagreement than a fanatic. I’m going to defer to her judgement as it usually works out well for me.

I don’t know who’s less open to disagreement, zealots or fanatics.

I think that ARM is a sizable player. I’m interested to see what RISC-V and OpenPOWER do.