But if you miss one you go to jail. For what it’s worth you don’t even have to watermark them as long as you make them belive you have for it to work well enough.

I did not even think of putting a watermark in meta data. There are a lot of other ways to watermark documents if you care about who leaks it.

Turns out it’s generally hard to hack something but occasionally there is a mistake allowing someone else in. Just don’t count on it.

Assume the files have been marked and that they would know it’s you who leaked it. You’d probably get prosecuted at the very least and if there is a vote to release the files you’ll go to prison for nothing.

As soon as I get home: I do not sit down. If I do I’ll lose all motivation to get up. Go to the gym, do meal prep etc before I’m even close to my chair.

It’s not practical but it’s easy to target a few interesting individuals.

Also it’s inconvenient to encrypt and decrypt physical mail.

Well 60 hours work week is tough and having children to take care of is going to be even harder. You’ll manage a while but not forever.

Find another job that lets you get away with 40 hours would be my first suggestion. Moving somewhere where pay to living cost ratio is better would also be an option.

Only similar I’ve read is David Goggins-can’t hurt me

Same thing that makes me try everything new. Boredom and an afternoon to spare. Was fun for a while but lost interest once I’ve noticed the patterns.

I’ve not tried any paid ones. The free ones I’ve tried have forgot what I said after a few back and forths.

I don’t remember the reason but I did get pissed off at mint many years ago. Then I migrated back to Ubuntu, got pissed off at snaps. Over to Manjaro but pissed off at weird packaging and slow updates. Arch for now but it’s only been a few years and I know myself well enough.

Back in my day we had Unix beards, unkempt hair and no sense of fashion.

Any bad news could trigger it. Noone knows exactly what or when.

The leadership would not stay in power if they did that.

Best approach: Try it. Tell us how it goes. It seems interesting to me but not interesting enough to spend an afternoon doing it.

Weird problems: some virtualising software uses specific hardware features and just outright does not work in a virtual machine.

Your limit should be how many times bigger your actual cpu or ram is compared to what is used by operating system + virtualization software.

I’m not a Brit, but when I hear chav it’s not working class I think of. It’s someone young, skipping school and some unholy mix of gopnik and mumble rapper.

Then you get to pick. What do you think makes a person awesome to be around and what would you like to aspire to be like?

Should probably focus on mitigating the extreme anxiety and agoraphobia as step 1.

What are your strengths? How do you get into a position where you get to show your strengths but your weakness does not matter.

No. A picture of me and my father from when we were kids should dispell any such suspicions.

I usually say "If your job was fun they would charge admission instead of paying you. "

Predictions are hard, especially about the future.

You don’t say exactly what you want to predict so it’s hard to say exactly what you need to learn. The link returns an error to me.

If you want to predict the next economic crash you’ll have to study a lot of economics. If you want to predict the next pandemic you’ll have to study medicine etc. Years of study no matter what.

Once you know a lot about a topic you have to put a ton of effort into study current events and still be wrong a lot of the time.