I put the letter in the mail. If when you open it you are illiterate that ain’t my problem 😉

He is an idiot yet you can’t articulate what you’re trying to convey? Hmm.

It’s the first thing you learn at Kutztown University because it’s undoubtedly the first thing you ask: as others have said, it’s the mushroom farms.

It's shit bud

It was a polite way of saying he is an idiot. Source - citing Wikipedia 🙄

But always fun having a self appointed press spokesperson explain someone else’s post 👍

It may not be fun but at least they’re trying to break down this horse shit “rooting for my team and rooting against the other teams” mentality. No one wins and everyone loses.

I remember they’d also sort of be hush-hush about their daily specials. Like I’d hear from a friend that they’d have 1/2 off pizza on Sunday’s. So my wife and I went on a Sunday. Didn’t see this mentioned anywhere on the menu, and the server didn’t mention it, so we had to ask if that was in fact a promotion in order to get the deal.

Then a few years later we went back on a Sunday (would make trips to state college for Trader Joe’s and to have the wife’s ring cleaned at Kranichs etc..) and they said they no longer did that because “they were losing too much money”.

I wasn’t defending the dude, I also didn’t know where he got the wheelchair-it didn’t say he stole it from someone in yeah article. I was honestly looking for context because I have never heard of the kid before.

It's also worth noting you know how hard it is to get kicked out of ASU for partying? Like it is a party school according to people that I know who have gone there including my wife.

What the heck is going on in Clearfield County with all of these public servants getting arrested? No worries though, he will get re-elected as long as he has an (R) beside his name.

They are reading it how it was written. Punctuation is hard.

Lol. I was corrected by a native of northwestern Pa when I said it how it supposed to be said. "it's doo boys!". Not really, but carry on.

From all accounts, this wasn't some one-off lapse of judgement. This one just got caught on camera

I have respect for hackers who stick it to giant behemoth companies, who pursue an agenda of conscientious hacking and target shitheads and bad guys, and who do it for fun more than harm.

But people who hack a hospital? Straight to the boiler room of hell. What level of shit head do you really have to be? And I know these are just schmucks employed by a state actor but God damn have some spine to you

i cant comment on that, but I do know that there are a million more reasons to not feed the wild deer than genetics.

In many areas its illegal. Particularly with CWD popping up.

Whats ironic is these old ladies probably vilify hunters. Meanwhile, in their ignorance, they are doing more damage to wildlife than a hunter ever could.

Nobody can be fully protected, but I think it might shock you to see the reality out here. I have Fortune 50 customers whose security programs are woeful. Seriously, that bad. Cringeworthy, nail biters. Hell, my mom worked for a top 3 insurance company for years and from day 1 she was an admin on her laptop, handling HIPAA compliant data locally. It is often that bad, and a lot of companies are hardly trying.

Thank you, flairing the post.

Just FWIW, phishing training generally has a really poor return on investment. It's improving with products like knowbe4 but largely you can expect that around 8% of trainees will change their behavior in the short term

Good for you. I was told that what I had thought was my birth certificate, wasn't. I had the same issue with my marriage certificate. I had to pay to have the originating counties send me the documents. It took me a total of 6 weeks. But hey, I did post that already, didn't I?

It is still a hurdle for some, it is still gatekeeping. I'm about 12 years older than you. It is more difficult for seniors to get this paperwork together, and for low income people, it can be an issue too.

Cyber guy here. I totally agree that protections and consequences need to be heavier, and I'd like to see that extend to organizations that get breached due to negligence and poor practices. The patients are the victims here 100%, but this medical org also has potential culpability based on what they did or didn't do to prevent and contain a breach

Are you kidding? There are far too many dude-bro guys who think what he did was hilarious. He's probably a celebrity among many, depending on the kinds of bars/parties he goes to.

Southern Chester County!

Because people are reading it wrong.

That's how it was meant.

Way back in the 1980s, a medical college where I was a student had “stacks” This is where all the previous editions of all the medical journals were stored. There was a way to search by topic, but it didn’t pull up the whole article, just the journal and date of publication. So for research papers, you had to go and dig through these stacks. It was all very tight, minimal space to move around. The stairs were narrow. A couple male med students were caught placing 2-3 chairs at the top of the stacks area, so that if someone opened the door to enter the stacks, these chairs would tumble down, possibly injuring someone on their way up the stairs. Noone was seriously injured. When these guys were caught, there was a lot of debate about the appropriate punishment. Finally it was decided that the guys would lose a year. So if this happened during the spring of their third year of med school, they were out for the rest of spring semester, all of fall semester, then they could join in the class a year behind them when the following spring semester began. During their time out of school, they had to do community service, including tutoring undergrads in biology. I thought that was a fair punishment. Severe enough that they really paid for their youthful indiscretion, but not as severe as expulsion.