I am amused that we have made a new ATH of $29,700 and no one seems to have noticed.  Including myself. 

Is it time yet to put page count parity behind us, just as gold ounce parity was put to rest years ago?

"holy fuck" was also the first thing that came into my mind watching this. how long will it take for those things to stop you at some intersection and ask for drivers license and some sats? 

scary creatures. when we will meet them in real life i bet them are not dancing for us. it will be other way around... 

Have your dose of weekend pump!

ATH at 25252

A security researcher said he warned SolarWinds in 2019 that the IT company's update server could be accessed by using the password "solarwinds123," according to a Tuesday Reuters report.

The revelation comes days after a massive hack of the Austin-based SolarWinds was made public, an attack that has since been confirmed to have infiltrated US government agencies. According to Reuters, experts are now tracing their steps to identify any weak security points that hackers could have taken advantage of. Security expert Vinoth Kumar told Reuters that he warned the company last year about setting the password for a secure server as "solarwinds123."

Kumar told the publication that "this could have been done by any attacker, easily." SolarWinds did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.

The attack specifically involved hackers plugging malware into the IT company's Orion software, which was later distributed to about 18,000 clients.

It's unclear which clients specifically were affected by the hack, but SolarWinds has more than 300,000 clients, many of which are Fortune 500 companies including Microsoft, AT&T, and McDonald's, as well as government agencies. The Trump administration acknowledged that the hackers had indeed gained access to official networks, including the US Treasury. The Department of Homeland Security and the State Department are also confirmed to have been hacked.

A ship that visits a new worldwide port every few days? That sounds heavenly. A ship that sits in one place? Boring AF.

We believed people wanted a sort of Bitcoin city as a testing ground for living on bitcoin.

We believed people wanted to test out seasteading

https://www.foxnews.com/world/russian-scientist-covid-19-vaccine-death-st-petersburg

 
 Well that's just great! The Russian Covid vaccine's side effects include plummeting and stab wounds.  Hopefully these side effects aren't prevalent with our vaccine (if we get one that works on the current mutation)

And with the hard rules about living onboard - rules usually made and enforced by the captain, not the stakeholders, there's the sizable risk of imaginary freedom turning into perpetual obedience. The thing we were trying to run away from in the first place.