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Surfing chompers, being Ernie and squARTer's rights

May 22, 2025

Interesting fact: Generally speaking, you may have no legal obligation to return an ex’s stuff to them. No legal word on whether my opinion is legally sound.

Pushing buttons, peak Ikea and naked eyes

May 15, 2025

Interesting fact: Dinosaurs had belly buttons. A triceratops-like dinosaur fossil was found with a belly button scar much like modern alligators have. Lint, however, does not fossilize.

Can tossing, keyboard rambles and big dog energy

May 8, 2025

Interesting fact: Many canned foods are good well beyond their best-by date. So you have several more years to pretend you’ll eat those garbanzo beans back there.

Disappearing act, staying puft and going big

May 1, 2025

Interesting fact: The vulnerable part of disappearing message security is what’s referred to, apparently with a straight face, as an “analog hole.” (Meaning anything digital has to become visible or auditory for humans to perceive it.)

Pass wore-out, heavy chewers and eggs-istential crisis

April 24, 2025

Interesting fact: If you need a new password, a passphrase might be your best bet – some experts believe a seven-word passphrase is essentially unhackable. Unless it’s your dog’s name.

The Easter grinch and the three-hour work day

April 17, 2025

Interesting fact: “Eight hours for work” etc. etc. was the slogan of the 19th-century Haymarket Martyrs, who were killed while on strike. We like to say they died for the modern workday. I have to think they died for the “rest & what we will” portions of the day.

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