So you know that scene where the kid puts the tail prosthetic on and Toothless tries to shake it off by bouncing crazy?

The way those motions were animated was that Chris took his black kitty, and stuck some tape on the kitty’s tail and recorded the ensuing chaos.

I will never be that fluffy, maybe.

But I’m certainly about to be that comfy!

Don’t give my dom any ideas about where the dice jail is.

Freedom Code!

Pretty sure that’s a full on genocide if it is.

Rye?

Time for a Rueben!

anybody remember…that jug…

You don’t really see advertisements for things like mega yachts or helicopters. Or private jets.

Most things that you’ll have to talk to a dealer or rep for, you don’t actually see ads. Except maybe cars.

Later that night:

My neighbor’s carrot thief sassy tortie has learned to stand on the sink and attack from above.

* Fistbump *

You need some lettuce on your burger.

Not enough to make it healthy, but the crunch.

Also some tomato, some spicy guacamole, and cheddar.

many passwords allow you to store pass keys (like with crypto wallets) as hashes attached to any login credentials. I would suggest storing them that way. at worst, I used to create secondary credentials.

… that’s an excellent question.

Frankly, even if you don’t… what’s the point? if you can crack the password, you can probably crack the secret question. or questions.

if you can social engineer a password, same with secret questions.

They’re basically just a second passwords. possibly one of many passwords with a prompt.

I mean… there’s worse things people have used it for.

You could convince a cs rep to open it with a sob story and a fake sniffle.

Fortunately, most places have gone away from giving CS repels that kind of access.

I mean, I just feed security questions as a randomly generated string- password managers will even save that string so you don’t have to remember it.

What did the dog dooo?

“Leave me alone!”- le cat.

(Don’t think xcell actually needs to turn the power off, but they do need to send a technician in a bucket.)

Op clearly goes for the ironic names.

The snake is named “fluffy”