This away mission could have been an email.

You may have a misunderstanding from common culture, that computer hacks are novel.

A company reliably patching all their endpoints and operating under even 50% of security guidance are essentially invulnerable.

Few people even hacking them have deep IT skills whatsoever.

This is a human problem.

Amazing! By the way if anyone wants to read a decent 40k novel from a Space Marine's serf's point of view, "Spear of the Emperor" is worth a look.

www.goonhammer.com/book-review-...

Did the Laundry Files cover LLMs yet?

NZ home, a 1960s unit, no.
But the house I grew up in in the UK did, built late 1800s as a guest lodge for hunting stables.

Are you thinking editted narrative/fun stuff like Games Night (e.g youtu.be/qd2FQXsO7SI ) or more as live competitive matches like poker or esports league?

As predicted, sitting on my chest at 6am

I was thinking Newmarket or Parnell, but same same.

The other thing I like about it is that the low model count means there's a vaguely plausible amount of space on the board. "Big" 40k games that end up more as a traffic jam than a battle fail my suspension of disbelief. Epic scale is an alternative solution here of course.

Zomg!

Wait, are they coming to NZ?? Or just the Adelaide show that was and already.

Douglas Adams was a true visionary for realizing that if doors could talk, that would actually be really terrible.

Hypebole I guess, but thousands, not millions.

www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

“So either he’s (Luxon) totally insincere, and he was bullshitting me, or he’s incompetent and doesn’t realise that he, himself – and his own Government, the people he’s put in power – have signed off on pennies on the dollar for scientific funding in this country"

"Awesome", no wait not that meaning.

Or if i remember right, unicodedata.normalize("NFKC", "foo")

sqlpey.com/python/how-t...

Something like this might help

onlinetools.com/unicode/norm...