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I'd think you'd need to use the filter

we can't have a disposer because of the septic, so I clean the filter every month or so.

With the better modern dishwashers you should only need to do basic food removal. But you're better off running it half full than waiting 2 days.

Northern Virginia is filled with damn Yankees and therefore isn't in the south.

Bosch is serviced by sears, and Houston is one of the largest cities in the country. That said, check consumer reports, maybe their record is different than it was when I bought last, 6 years ago. Sometimes companies get worse.

you talk about bosch service availability and then suggest miele?

I've bought 3 from sears in the last 10 years, and had sears install 2 of them (and my contractor in a remodel install the 3rd) (3 houses)

bosch

Nice

thank you sir. miss you round these parts.

Lots of people in team source dead fucking last

Pulled pork

Happy birthday!

the show had garnered pretty universal acclaim starting back with season 2, everything that showed up at the end was in the show from the beginning...I'm pretty sure the writers knew where they were going from the start.

how is that mehliana, Al? I'm listening to De La Soul

hint: any developer can do malicious things via updates. Don't install stupid shit.

I"m listening to this one now

The Sweep - Starlight City Moans (feedbands 7) digital download

also doesn't help that I'm reading a paranoid techno thriller and have insomnia

I'd say don't freak out. at this point it'll blow over and just be a headache for the people it impacts. it's more people on my side of the computer that will have the real issues to deal with. and the insurance companies, maybe. it's kinda like the target thing.

the insidious thing about the openssl problem is that the man in the middle attack could be coming from ANYWHERE in the middle. The more I think about it the more I want to go back to face to face banking. The scope of this could end up being bigger than the backdoor that was in the openssl libraries for over 10 years.

This is a privacy/security problem (that may be more widespread than is currently being reported). There is a separate ball of wax that is the windows malware situation.

it isn't. That's what I'm recommending. Don't use your computer on any public network.

this exploit puts "the adversary" in the middle of your encrypted connections (and anyone else's) if they've taken control of the network. Network sniffing is a different problem. Both are solved with a mifi.

if the students are on the network you use, I'd to the opposite, and VPN home