16 thoughts on “Disaster prep.”

  1. I feel like I’ve missed something here. To which particular disaster do you refer? There are several to chose from.

    1. Moe may be referring to Yahoo.
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      Yahoo is in serious financial straits and the layoffs begun they have.
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      It’s already impacting services as they slash digital divisions and their Android mail service has been hit with down time recently.
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      1. Interesting. How Yahoo stayed in business beyond the early 2000’s has been a mystery to me. Google ate their lunch with search, web portals stopped being a thing, and… well, what else did they have?

      2. No, I’m preparing for the possibility that I’ll have to stop blogging about politics. I made the mistake of doing this under my own name, you see, and letting people know my regular email. If Trump gets the nomination, thus leading me to quit, I expect to get any number of triumphalist Trump supporters trying to attack. So, basically, I’m going to need a general email account where I don’t have to wade through white nationalism screeds all day.

        Since you asked.

        1. Oh. Well than. Please don’t retire to a digital monastery. Trump would still deserve plenty of snark, and I for one consider you among a handful of people “Actually Worth Reading” online, even after certain….others have sold out, jumped the shark, or both.
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          Fair point about the email though, and a shame that more folks won’t take your advice about gracious victory.

          1. Huh. I’d always kind of assumed Moe Lane was a nom-de-guerre.
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            Alas, you’re likely late enough to Google Mail that you’ll end up with something .. oddball.
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            On the upside, you could route your live mail into gmail, and provide lots of training for their spam filters.
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            On the .. up-to-you side .. I’ll probably stick around as well.
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            Mew

            1. No, it’s my name (nickname, obviously). When I started it wasn’t in politics, so there was no need for a false name, and when I went into doing political stuff I thought that I didn’t need to compartmentalize. …God, was that a mistake. Oh, well, this is how you learn.

        2. One hopes it doesn’t come to that, while one must also acknowledge that the nominating process of you preferred party has resulted in a sub-optimal slate of candidates from what one must admit was an impressive pool of available talent…
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          Seriously, wtf happened, here? With the bench available last year, the choices going into super Tuesday are piss-poor, imho. I have never in my life not voted in the GOP primary, or for the eventual nominee.

  2. I traded online religious discussions for political ones about 8 years ago. It was probably time to switch back soon anyway.

  3. โ€œThere will come a time when you believe everything is finished; that will be the beginning. โ€
    โ€• Louis L’Amour

    1. http://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/858.Louis_L_Amour

      what the heck, here is a link to a whole bunch of LL quotes.

      The Library Dragons meet during club period this Friday (our middle school mascot is the green dragon) and I am one of the club “sponsors” — and will be doing 10 minutes introducing/telling them all about Louis L’Amour and his books. So I’ve been doing research!

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