Same here. My teacher gave us the line “Dessert has two 's’es because it is Sweet and Sugary”.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What happens if someone forgets their passcode/s so they're locked out of their main device?
3·2 years agoProbably not. It might be a pain in the ass but realistically you’ll be able to work with banks/utilities/work to get access back. As long as you have access to your email as well you can likely recover your accounts. Files are likely the biggest risk, remember to keep regular backups and even this can be recovered.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What happens if someone forgets their passcode/s so they're locked out of their main device?
8·2 years agoIt depends. If everything is stored unencrypted on the drive it’s pretty easy to reset passwords or boot to a USB and access everything. If it’s locked down hard you could be SOL. The worst I’ve seen happen is the loss of family photos with people who had passed away so they were irreplaceable.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do you have any upcycled uses for gel ice packs that you actually find useful?
9·2 years agoI don’t think I’d use them for anything other than their intended purpose if you don’t know exactly what’s in them. For the leaky ones, you could probably collect the gel into some other sealed container like an old jar (not totally filled). Then it would still work well as a cold source for coolers/lunch packs.

These are some assembly instructions that the computer is happily running with no keyboard input. The keyboard input is then coming in as an interrupt demanding immediate processing which is silencing the poor background bird process.