That probably depends on the explosive power of your diarrhoea.

Fridges in French supermarkets hit by cyber attack
Hundreds of stores were targeted by the overnight hack, which spoiled fresh and frozen food estimated to be worth millions of euros.
That probably depends on the explosive power of your diarrhoea.
Arenât they saying it was a viral pneumonic now, not yersinia pestis?
I havent seen it but the alternatives are either that this a new antibiotic resistance form of pneumonic plague or it is a pulmonary infection unrelated to the plague being studied there. The latter seems a lot better, yet what sort of peneumonia requires this form of shut down.
what sort of peneumonia requires this form of shut down.
Sounds like the plot to an old Terry Nation series.
And of course I cannot wait until Trump learns pneumonia starts with the letter p
âlots of people dont know thatâ
When I had it, it was called LungenentzĂźndung. Silent âpâ was the least of my troubles.
I also had to get a sick note, which is known locally as a Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung. Try saying that when you canât even breathe.
I honestly think the Germans are taking the piss sometimesâŚ
I get that compound angst/envy to a degree, but really the difference between the German word and âlung infectionâ is mostly three letters more and a space between them less. ![]()

Hundreds of stores were targeted by the overnight hack, which spoiled fresh and frozen food estimated to be worth millions of euros.
I know this was talking about commercial fridges, but m initial thought was the stupidity of connected home appliances. God, just make it stop. I dont want to have to run a fucking VPN to keep my milk fresh
on the phone to the ISP
âI think somone is hacking my freezerâŚâ
âwhat is happening?â
âA lot of freezingâ
The theory from an âexpertâ on the BBC was it is Russia trialling tactics for a possible wider european conflict or just sayingâŚwe can you know
'ok just restart your fridge and delete all caches and cookies (or eat them)"
It seems unbelievable to me that we donât have the tech to make it much harderâŚ

Officers tell the BBC they are overstretched and struggling to keep up with sophisticated criminals.
After a recent renovation, we have an absurdly expensive refrigerator. Architectural built-in, with all the bells and whistles, including internet connection. I have yet to figure out why exactly I would want that, or what that actually does. However, it failed and the technician who came to replace it explained that because the electronics were all in a potted enclosure the entire unit had to be replaced - even though the core functioning systems (compressor, etc) were all completely fine.
Absolutely absurd.
It strikes me mostly as an opportunity to introduce more (and more expensive) planned obsolescence. A good fridge should last you a couple of decades. The only way you can get people to replace them more often is by introducing more breakable components.
I think US manufacturers have done that fairly thoroughly already. In this case, the (German) fridge was only six months old and was covered by a 7-year warranty. Replaced at no expense to us, but that involved shipping a 2.5 meter crate and a full reinstall, all for an electronics unit smaller than your forearm. The net effect is that I would never buy from them again, because the day the warranty expires I will be waiting for it to become a brick.
A faraday box makes it much harder. ÂŁ10 on Amazon. Just remember to put your keys in it.

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This PHP hack is a disaster. My wifeâs just discovered itâs embedded loads of graphic porn in my browser history.
This stuff is out of control!
I am an infrastructure expert. If you want to send me the impacted folder I might be able to clean it up for you. Please include ALL files. Especially the saucy ones