Its Matrix. 
Timezone everyone 
That Bennu asteroid looks like cuboid.
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OK. I listened to the song so much that now I hate the song I was listening. It is called an “earworm” by the way.
Good
Night
Lovelies!
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The easiest way to get rid of an earworm is to listen another earworm. Seriously. The thing is, that the second earworm might not be as tantalizing as the first one so you can get rid of it easier.
Try listening to this one:
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Sorry. That was an earworm for me back in 2007. It doesn’t have the same effect anymore. 
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Then, this is also a good cleanser:
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And of course, by some weird association, I just had to remember this one…
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On second thought, maybe it’s because of the painted paper on the walls… anyway i’m off to bed now. So, nighties lovelies!
Also: as Japan says good-bye to pagers (or beepers), there’s some astronomers paging Planet 9 with the Japanese telescope Subaru…
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Bonus: but, why should there be a Planet 9?
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Hehe, maybe there even was such planet, but it drifted away long time ago.
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“Not only did other gamers gain access to these tickets, they were able to see personal information such as addresses, phone numbers and credit card information.”
Oh yeah… it’s like that bad.
Bethesda support site leaks Fallout 76 customers’ personal info
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I can’t even figure how could such information be a single bug away from causing this disaster. It’s like, who the fukkk even coded that? How can be full administrator master of the universe grade access to private data be away from user access by a single potentially buggable step?
I understand it’s not the EU and Bethesda isn’t facing the kind of wrecking punishment this would cause if it was a EU company, but still is baffling how bloody careless is this handling of private information.
I insist, how can such sensitive data be ONE BUG away from total reveal? 
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This guy:
They make buggy everything. 
Fortunately I dont have anything to do with Bethesdas ticket system and did not played their games for years. Probably their own attitude about games production effectively prevented me from dealing with them. Lots of bugs, always. 
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Early beddy time, but it’s been a full day for me. Holiday in Spain and have had croissants for breakfast and have played WoWs and have watched a few episodes of Narcos and have posted a cool song in EVE forums and have watered the plants and…
Nighties lovelies!
Also: BepiColombo’s ion thrusters have been tested succesfully and now it’s on its 7 years way to Mercury
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Good morning LAGLers! Today I woke tot he news that Kirith Kodachi, author of the veteran blog Inner Sanctum of the Ninveah, might be ragequitting after making a silly: His freighter alt got ganked by Goons in Niarja while carrying a Fortizar in a Fenrir. He already lost another Fenrir last month, with about 9 billion ISK in goods, while he was autopiloting in Balle (at least he waited to pass Uedama before engaging auto). Probably at this point his freighter pilot is listed somewhere as a loot pinata…
Looks like lowsec doesn’t readies pilots for the dangers of high.
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Oh, and that post above sniped #5,000 according to the bar.
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