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slazer2au, to asklemmy in Which child would you prioritize in this hypothetical scenario?

Dissolve everything into Cash equivalents, yeet it all into a trust and make all the children beneficiary of the trust.
As for material items you don’t care who gets “The McGuffin” so will it in a way that they must agree to to who gets what.

Your post makes you out to be one of those assholeish aristocratic wankers who only cares how their legacy is handed down.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in What are some tech predictions for 2024 that actually could happen?

More data breaches, more companies being hacked, more supply chain attacks with npm, apt, and pip.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in What gifts that you received for Christmas this year are already in the trash?

It shall be, haven’t need to the shop yet to deposit it in the glass receptical.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in What gifts that you received for Christmas this year are already in the trash?

Bottle of scotch. It is in the trash because I have finished it.

slazer2au, to programmer_humor in Happy New Year Coders.

Surely a regular day should have a rubber ducky.

slazer2au, to memes in Happy new year from Europe gang!

ɐıןɐɹʇsnɐ uı ǝןıɥʍuɐǝɯ

slazer2au, to piracy in Me vs my ISP

And there is nothing wrong with that. Both systems work for different people. I am on the I like a public address on my place camp, but I have worked where we did cgn for an apartment building and out of the 150 residences none asked for a public address. Saving us a /25 which we could sell to business customers for $5/m per /29

slazer2au, to memes in My old upstairs neighbors’ slippers

Aussie concrete thongs for mob hits.

slazer2au, to piracy in Me vs my ISP

Yes CGNAT is used quite a lot, but consider 95% of customers don’t care what their public address is and that “saves” the carrier address space.

We are the 5% that do care and if you call your ISP they likely have an option to exclude you from cgn and get an actual public IP.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in Who doesn't use an adblocker and why?

My wife, she plays mobile games where you get temporary boosts if you watch an ad.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in What are your best flight tips and tricks?

Reminder that flight attendants only get paid when the airplane is in the air. It’s the stupidest thing so don’t be a asshole.

I thought it was when the doors close their pay starts.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in If you could only listen to someone talk about one topic for the rest of your life, what would it be, and why?

Warhammer. There is so much lore and battle reports out there you could fill your life.

Also I am being cheeky by not specifying Fantasy or 40K so I get both.

slazer2au, to memes in Australians

˙ʇı ʇǝb oʇ suɐp ɹo sʍq oʇ pɐǝɥ oʇ ʇob ˙ǝzooq ןןǝs uǝʌǝ ʇ,usǝop ʇı 'sǝןoɔ ʇɐ pǝʞuɐʇ sʇǝb ǝuo ʍoɥ ǝɹns ʇou

slazer2au, to risa in Mirror Chekov aka Bester is a very efficient undercover agent

As long as Mr Garibaldi is getting enough fibre.

slazer2au, to asklemmy in Donald Trump May 'Turn Off the Internet'. How even? A thought experiment.

From a technical POV you can’t. The US is too well connected with many subsea cables to Europe, South America, and Asia.

www.submarinecablemap.com

In addition because the providers and cables are owned and operated by private companies the government would have a very hard time convincing telcos to do that.

Hell even internally you can’t with every major city having 2 or 3 places where providers can connect with Google, Amazon, Facebook, Cloudflare, Akamai. Not to mention all the private peering locations.

From a political POV, make legislation that says registered telcos must turn off telecommunications equipment connected to non US locations or black hole non us traffic when entering the country when requested by a government.

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