Many attack vectors happen over your outbound connections. How would a router protect you against those?

You’re just letting your cat scratch and ruin the top left corner of the photo?

Guybrush Threepwood. Pretty neat.

It’s a nice way of telling you to look elsewhere.

It was very polite of Dr. Bashir to give Odo his goo back once he was done with it.

When troubles melt like lemon drops, you’re high on all those synthehol shots. That’s why I’m escorting you to sickbay.

His finger was bitten off by a Meaney who would later become his successor.

Notice how the yacht club in the background aligns perfectly with the poshness of that sentiment.

Only Lt Yar ever managed to unlock his booty loader and pass his Play Integrity Check though.

Git Down, Git Down 🎵

Chances are the exchange was still more productive than with the real one.

“No padding the horse please”

Damn it Gym, I’m a spotter, not a treadmill!

May I just say I love all your comments.

Nobody Doesn’t Like Molten Boron™

The comments made me look up the actor who played the sweet old man. In case we’re equally uneducated: Brian Keith was an acting legend whose life tragically ended not long after that episode. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Keith

RIP Brian

Have Johnny Cash and Anthony Hopkins ever met by any chance?

McDecoy

Data nonchalantly letting Lal choose her own gender is another thing Star Trek did decades before bigots could be trained to be mad about it.

But how am I going to be hyperbombarded with ads during my favourite match of “Who’s The Best At Cheating”? Having to use an offshore DNS resolver just doesn’t feel right.

No they don’t “completely scan your phone”. They’re doing plenty of awful stuff though. Why rely on hearsay and “small hints” if you can be scared based on facts? Here’s a starting point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flock_Safety#Controversies