u/deanmass

Just wondering if there is some sort of a general concensus on this.

Both my sons are T1.

As I get close to retirement (and death) , I find my self really worrying more than ever about their coverages being tied to work. I tend to think it might be better for them to move abroad and change vocations as needed. Of course, I can't make them move, but when we talk about it, Canada is the obvious choice ( we are near Detroit) ...

One works for Ford, and the other remote IT/WFH. Both have insurance, but both are getting crushed with co-pays and assorted death by 1000 cuts type costs.

They appear pissed we deleted it. Admin account they created on a robotic machine controller.

WTF?

PS- The passwords were retained elsewhere, securely, by me and shared with them.

Y’all saying we made a mistake? Dead wrong

Storing an admin level password in a plaintext file is idiocy.

And, 2 of the 4 passwords they used?

“Password”
“Password6”

I posted this because I was absolutely shocked that they did this. There is NO context where it is “ok”.

Forgive me if this has been posted before. I have just read it for the first time. oof.

IN MEMORIUM

OLIVIA

My father was such a beloved artist, but more importantly he was a wonderful person. I loved him so much and still do, which makes it all so painful. Looking back, my time with him meant so much to me, but it was way too short. At least I know that he loved me and really cared about being my Dad. It was expressed in the time he spent reading to me, taking me on outings, cooking dinner for us, and retiring from his coveted job to spend more time with me and my Mom. We all know how that ended.

I am so proud to be his daughter. Of all the rockstars in the world, I am the child of the one who wrote lyrics about science, magic, philosophy, and literature; the one with so much loyalty and integrity, and the one who always treated people with respect and kindness. My Dad gave so much of himself to Rush over the years and put his heart and soul into his writing, drumming and performing. He touched thousands of people around the world, and we truly appreciate the loyalty and love you’ve shown him and the band for so long.

CARRIE

Legend, icon, even "a God" - all words people have used to describe Neil, but to us he was a beloved husband and a cherished father who is still missed and loved as if he had just left us yesterday. A day doesn’t pass without us speaking about him, either to recount beautiful memories or to acknowledge the depth of our loss. The gifts he brought to our lives are too profound to fully capture here, and the myriad ways that his absence has affected our lives are truly endless. He was a one-of-a-kind human being who left us permanently changed, which is something that you, in some small way, may feel as well.

I know how deeply his music and words have mattered to you, and that has meant more to our family than I can ever fully express. Hearing some of you tell me that "he saved my life," was always the comment that meant so much to me. He did this unintentionally by composing lyrics that resonated so deeply with those that desperately needed to feel understood. For others, his words touched their hearts and lives in a way that stayed with them for years. While in the late stages of Alzheimer's, even my 85-year-old father would tell me he'd had "One Little Victory" that day, and we all know what he was referencing. Neil's music and writing touched countless lives and will continue to move people for years to come.

Until recently, Olivia and I have remained out of the public eye, as we have never felt comfortable being in the "Limelight," or as we call it, "Daddy's theme song." Like Neil, we prefer our privacy but also know when it's time to venture out of our comfort zones for something worthwhile, such as sharing our thoughts with you wonderful, loyal fans. Thank you for the years of love, admiration, and respect you showed my husband. Though he did not often express it, he deeply appreciated all of you.

iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Photo search used to be amazing, like recently.

Now it seems to be useless.

I put in "VIN" to search for my proof of insurance I KNOW I have multiple copies of.

NADA.

This is not the only exmaple, just the first one I though of.

Help/Advice? I reset location settings, and a few other things I found online. NADA.

Frustrated looking for these- I have dug Plants V Zombies, tower type games, og Zelda style adventures and scrolling shooters ( horizontal or vertical- Scramble/R-Type-Battle Squadron, ewtc) - Also a Starcraft style RTS would be fantastic.

Current recommendations?