Daily Shaarli
May 16, 2023
"The simplest way to keep a Google Account active is to sign-in at least once every 2 years." That's all it takes to be active. Google also lists a few examples of "activity" if you're already signed in:
Activity might include these types of actions you take when you sign in or while you’re signed in to your Google Account:
- Reading or sending an email
- Using Google Drive
- Watching a YouTube video
- Downloading an app on the Google Play Store
- Using Google Search
- Using Sign in with Google to sign in to a third-party app or service
Other "inactive" documentation on Google's support system lists 'Android check-ins' as a viable form of activity. So theoretically plugging in an Android phone would be enough to keep your account active forever. It also says paying a Google One storage subscription counts as "activity."
Interestingly, Google Photos seems to have its own entirely separate "activity" metrics that could result in only your photos being deleted. Photos requires visiting the Google Photos app or website, or uploading a photo every two years.
People who are already over the "inactive for two years" mark won't have their accounts deleted immediately. The Great Google Account Purge is officially scheduled for December 2023. Having your account deleted shouldn't be a surprise to anyone, with Google promising to send "multiple notifications over the months leading up to deletion, to both the account email address and the recovery email (if one has been provided)."
Per federal law 18 USC § 926A, every U.S. citizen may legally transport firearms across state lines as long as he or she is legally allowed to possess the weapons in both the state of origin as well as the destination.
You can legally transport firearms across state lines as long as:
- You can lawfully possess firearms in your state of origin.
- You can lawfully possess firearms at your destination.
- The firearm and ammunition must be stored out of reach (not in the glove compartment or center console).*
- Although it may not be required, it is a good idea to lock your ammunition and guns in separate lock boxes in the trunk or anywhere out of immediate reach.
James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII
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OMG EXCLUSIVE FOX INSIDER TELL ALL; Says Tucker Termination was Part of Dominion Settlement
Discusses "shady" work of "friend," former Biden operative Mike LaRosa now working for Dominion
“When it’s corporate media you’re beholden to advertisers... we take money from Pfizer"
10:06 PM · May 15, 2023
But wait, there’s more! Langille then goes on to claim that former “Press Secretary to First Lady and Special Assistant to the President” Michael LaRosa left the administration to work for a PR company whose main client is… Dominion Voting Systems. //
…he’s the one who’s crafting Dominion’s message to the public… But no one’s picking up on the fact that here’s someone who… worked in the administration… working with a voting company to take down Fox News…
That’s a whole story in and of itself. //
etba_ss Stormzeye
2 hours ago edited
Most people watching cable news want to be affirmed, not informed. The channels are designed to ramp up their viewers about senseless nonsense - OMG, You Will Not Believe What AOC Just Said! - while ignoring the serious issues that have our republic on the precipice. The lack of trust (and rightfully so) in our federal agencies and election integrity is the stuff that ends republics. If people believe elections are secure and legitimate, even if they lose, they will simply realize they need better messaging or a better message. If they don't believe they are secure and legitimate, then even if they really lost, they will not accept that because there is no trust in the system.
The bureaucracy is broken. I can't think of a single agency that I don't scoff at whatever they say. They have to prove they aren't lying as opposed to having the benefit of the doubt. I can't think of any of them that have the benefit of the doubt any more in my mind. Maybe most people aren't quite there yet, where I am. I was calling b.s. from the beginning of covid on all their proclamations and "science" and I got to experience the deceit, lies and incompetence in real time on a massive scale. (And not because I understand the science and medical terms, but because I can critically think and understand and interpret data, and I found good reliable, honest sources who weren't afraid to tell the truth and have now all been proven true.)
Fox News, just like MSNBC and CNN and all the rest, were lapping up whatever these corrupt bureaucracies and Big Pharma were dishing out and distributing it to the people as truth and fact. Maybe there people are just idiots, but if not, then they are either cowards or liars and part of the corrupt system. //
jumper
an hour ago
So, exactly what many of us assumed.
Cable news is a semi-scripted entertainment product. It's not "news." You can't sell favorable coverage to corporations for ad bucks and be anything but propagandists when you peel away the veneer of "journalism." The entire model is roadkill. Fox News might have looked unassailable, but just one guy leaving as cratered their ratings over a long enough period that even the dullest programming exec will get the hint.
Fox News actively suppressing critical stories as this producer described should be the wake up call for the remaining viewers to look elsewhere.
In the United States, rabies is mostly found in wild animals like bats, racoons, skunks and foxes.
Until the early 1960's, most of the rabies cases in Indiana were dogs, cats, and animals bitten by dogs and cats. After pet vaccination increased and animal control programs were established, dog and cat rabies decreased rapidly. From the 1960s to 1988 skunks were the most commonly found rabid animals in Indiana. After 1988 bats became the most common rabid animal. Rabid bats have been found somewhere in the state every year since 1965. Rabies in skunks was last detected in 2004 in Indiana. Rabies in skunks has been restricted to counties in far South Central Indiana, where rabies in skunks continues to be transmitted at a very low level. //
Most Recent Rabies Cases by Species in Indiana
2020 Bat
2009 Human
2006 Human
2004 Skunk
2002 Horse
1990 Fox
1989 Dog
1986 Cow
1984 Cat
1983 Groundhog
1979 Raccoon