@VanWatervliet@JoelFeldmanPhD As a kid, Dad was an enlisted Air Force guy. We always thought we were "rich". I mean, we went back home to West Va. every chance we got, and we were far better off than family that didn't get out.
@Donkeyhead6@FlacoCafe@h_e_p_56 The biopsy told us how large it was and where it was, and the sequencing told us what type. I felt better about going ahead with the surgery knowing that it was cancerous and a potentially fast-spreading type.
@usawtfm@hotscots_app Dad moved us into the Langley Bethel Manor housing back in the day. It was all new! Winter comes and the power went out for days. With snow and ice on the ground the families were "allowed" to go to the base mess hall. That part of Bethel was eventually torn down and rebuilt.
@Lordmiles I'd use a sturdy inflatable "house" anchored with water-filled bladders both below and over the rock. Use rock spikes too. I think that would be easier to put in place and if you get knocked off, you can cut the bladders free and float away.
Be me. Have an enterprise license for Visual Studio. It comes with some time on Azure. Try to use it from home and get shutdown by security policy. Why??? Would they prefer I do "evil experiments" on the work network with their devices??
@wbridgefa Don't cross the streams! Give an organization access to your personal device, and you risk "Bob" in security wiping your device one day because he ran a spiffy script that an AI gave him. Never mind that all your data belongs to "them".