Isn’t that arguably the nature of encryption, though? If you lose the key, you’re SOL by design.

John Oliver did a segment on this about a month ago, but yeah, you just nailed it.

Came here to say the King’s Quest games, but really it’s any of the _ Quest titles.

That’s what I can’t get over. I mean sure, we know double standards are rife in this administration but OMG how is the entire security community and leadership (looking at you, Congress) not absolutely losing their minds at this? Didn’t they send a SWAT team or something after one of the War Thunder forum leakers for posting a simple manual?! This is just insane.

Eeeeeeehhhhh, I’m not sure trading one coup for another is the solution here

I can’t imagine so, they’re only just now prepping the first pixel phone on their own in-house CPU (pixel 10) and development is underway for the following generation (pixel 11). To axe the line now would be crazy.

Ngl, I’m kind of surprised the owner hasn’t already posted the “sick closeup footage” they shot online.

Activision Blizzard

I think the MSFT buyout eliminated their stake in ABK?

Narrator: it isn’t

I was pretty happy to see the Atlanta church mentioned in the article who appears to be opting for the third option!

Starcraft 1 & Warcraft 2

I hadn’t heard that either, but Google turns up a few articles like this. TL;DR, the reward money may be contingent upon a conviction - which could take time or even be subverted if the suspect is acquitted.

Hey man, are you ok? Do you want to talk about anything?

Much more reasonable, good for you!

What are your specs?

Got it, so it’s not necessarily a wall of only snow - but it probably has a lot of it. That looks like it would be pretty intimidating to set out of your window. Dang nature, you crazy!

Thanks! So is this a legit “blizzard” in the pic just rolling up on them out of nowhere?

Floridian here (I know, I know) - this is completely foreign to me. What am I looking at? Is that just a huge down burst of… snow?

From the article:

According to the federal indictment, Alcala would take women’s phones during traffic stops to confirm their insurance coverage or vehicle registration. But he searched their phones for nude images and took photos on his own personal phone, the indictment said.

(Doesn’t make it ok, but the cops weren’t just walking up to the window and demanding to search their phones)

TIL!