Instead I have to build elaborate contraptions out of nearby wood, to prop the sign up, so the sign won't fall over when he lets it go.

And if anyone asks, this is what happened to the rest of my 2025.

Have you tried PCSpecialist? Can order an entirely custom rig, they assemble, stress test with benchmarking, then ship out assembled with lots of protective packaging. Their cabling skills are on point too. I use it for my gaming rigs.

Saw it earlier and pointed Stellarium app at it to find out. Thank you for recommending it during one of your shows!

Also I'd bet a shiny pound that hormone-driven symptoms, perimenopause and menopause are a contributing factor to many women choosing to work remotely on a given day as well. But let's blame those pesky remote workers again for their lack of ambition.

I just read this for the first time today to prep for a new year mini-campaign. Really looking forward to running it!

Now, I'm not saying this kickstarted my career in security, but if more security was cheese-themed, I absolutely would read that research paper and subscribe to the newsletter.

I'm trying to find an excuse to implement this in SOMETHING at work. Anything. Because cheese.

The game would challenge you for a code at startup, you'd go look through the booklet to find it. Pretty standard. Except. It was CHEESE THEMED. You didn't enter a code, you had to identify the cheese. The book contained cheese pictures. They called it "the cheeseblok protection system". Genius.

Listening to the BG3 soundtrack right now. It's stunning. Blasting it across the house, perfect Saturday afternoon!