Not good just the same. Hacking readers’ computers via a capta exploit is some next level nefarious shit above and beyond changing archived text.

Both violate users’ trust though. I had no idea about this.

Do you have a cite for that? This is the first I heard of this.

Not a Brit. Sorry.

Well, there’s this story:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/apr/12/britain-single-market-rules-uk-eu-reset

DO NOT CHOP ONIONS WHILE COOKING WITH REMAINING EYE

Appalachian Roulette: You have to drink a shot of potentially poisoned moonshine every time a mountain daughter is impregnated by her father.

That was more skin than I ever wanted to see outside a NSFW instance.

“THE ORIGIN OF THE FAMILY, PRIVATE PROPERTY, AND THE FRONT DOOR STEPS”

I know librarians are still much the same.

She may dress conservatively and act prim and proper, but behind closed doors librarians can get freaky!

I find ebooks from the library to be very useful.

It expires after two weeks. You can extend, just like borrowing a physical copy. Or return early, in which case it expires upon return.

My local library allows borrowing ebooks. It’s incredibly useful. I own two kindles and haven’t spent a dime at Amazon for ebooks. I do buy physical books now and then from there, but only if I really need it and can’t find elsewhere.

“God works in mysterious ways.”

Jones approves.

Sure wish we were a province of the United States. Then nobody would be buying pickup trucks as passenger vehicles! I mean, who in America has a pickup truck in their driveway?

A stopped pedophile is right once a decade?

I like the Ionic.

I’d buy another one. The Fit is a fantastic economy car. I want an EV, but older cars don’t track. That’s more important to me than the convenience of an EV.

Whereas not using a VPN will subject one to… domestic surveillance.