He did according to his mom’s statement to BBC and he was 19.

“Then I stepped back and gave them space to set [Suleman] up, because he really wanted to go,” she said."

This is from the mom in a BBC article. And he was 19 not a kid.

Yes and they use SINS, now this probably didn’t have an expensive SINS setup but they did have communication with the surface that was tracking them on sonar. They did have location data.

The problem is this bullshit was allowed on the road in the first place.

While I think their deflection is disgusting. Muslims just consider them children.

While the Muslim religion has shitton of disgusting issues it doesn’t make them pedos. That’s a Christian/Catholic thing :)

Don’t forget Judisim! The Orthodox are extremely sexist.

Meh we’re not there yet. But the day is coming.

“The Running Man” predicted the future!

Foot print

Fun true story. I tried EoP when I moved into my townhome to feed Ethernet to my TV. For like 6 months I get weird issues where my TV would stop letting me connect from my phone.

Trying to diagnose it, I started disconnecting stuff. Finally, I had a single EoP plugged into wall and nothing else. Still had Internet, WTF …

Turns out one of my neighbors also has EoP and I was connecting to his network. Crazy shit

Went to MoCA after that.

Yeah there are use cases

Yup, there is also Ethernet over coaxial cable TV.

It’s kinda niche, especially with improvements in WiFi over the years.

This guy analyzes!

What’s a opshop?

Absolutely, in a guild with a female GM and we’ve collected a fair number of female gamers because of it. But we still end up kicking folks occasionally because they lose their shit when they hear a female on discord.

You can also choose NOT to have a phone at all… Or a bank account.

Just because you personally don’t find something needed doesn’t mean it’s true for others.

You heathen!

Actually I don’t care.

While steam has historically been “good”, doesn’t mean it’ll stay that way…

Sir this is a Wednesday’s

Businesses live and die by if it broke don’t fix it.

They’re still a non insignificant number of businesses using Cobol applications.

Linux has been becoming a “serious threat” for 20+ years now. I’ll wait.

Don’t get me wrong I like Linux a lot. But if you step back and look objectively, it has a lot of issues trying to grow outside the hobby/enthusiast community for the desktop.