Recent content by Mrtnst

Or it might be the kind that lifts its leg on people.

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Not sure about this survey. It sounds like something a group of medical geeks would come up with. But I do believe the bit about men who have the most sex risking early death. The guys I knew, who had lots of sex, were certainly risking early death. When any of their girlfriend's husband...

Sorry, my bad, I mixed up the Wi-Fi section. You should turn off 'nearby device scanning'. But to turn off autoconect to hotspots. Enter this in search: Hotspots this will show 'Hotspot 2.0' tap on it and turn it off.

Generally not. The farmers are aware of the risks and most of them make sure they keep wild birds out. But anti-chicken-farming advocates have been known to break into chicken sheds and leave the doors open, resulting in infected birds getting in. Of course the resulting deaths of hundreds...

Pull down the top menu tap the gear icon and enter the following in the search box: Wi-Fi shows 'Wi-Fi connections'tap it then scroll down to see 'more connection settings' which will show if 'nearby device scanning' is on, turn off for safety. Location shows 'location services' tap it to...

On the one hand, yes, it's less stressful for the birds. On the other, maybe not, that is the reason why so many chickens have caught bird flu from migratory birds resulting in entire flocks of chickens being killed off.

If you ever use free Wi-Fi, even in places that you trust, you should be using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) app. These will encrypt your communication with any sites you or apps on your device connect to, so the owner of the Wi-Fi owner, or hackers, cannot see what sites you connect to or...

2025-1998 = 27, plus 12 makes 39, close enough to 40 on it's own. But if she just had a her birthday, and she was assaulted just before her 13th birthday in '98, she is 40. Unless you have a psychiatric degree, I don't think you're qualified to judge what constitutes a fear of men. In...

If you believe in reincarnation you were.

When I worked in France, in 1993-94 many of the French people I worked with would pick up their children from school, every lunchtime, so that they could have a traditional lunch at home. That included sharing a little wine with the kids.

This article reminded me of an old cartoon joke. A minister sees one of his parishioners drinking beer and smoking a cigarette. Minister: Andy don't you know every drink you have takes a month off your life? Andy: So I have heard. [takes another swig] Minister: And smoking is even worse...