Because trump is lying out of his loose butthole

Nope! I was fortunate that I never had any issues with dryness.

Same with me, and I would also be happy to answer any questions you have, OP.

Many, like me, require no treatments as well.

Also, all of us have close vision issues when we hit our mid forties or so due to our weakening muscles in our eyes, it’s something you can also treat with LASIK, but most use reading glasses.

Can’t beat Father Time!

However, my biggest challenge was distance vision (near-sightedness) and that will never go away, so again life long change for many with no downside.

As always, each person is different and you should be evaluated for a fit for the procedure. Some people have complications like many surgical procedures, and many/most do not.

I had bladeless LASIK in 2013, taking my glasses prescription from 20/170 to 20/12.5.

You read that right, there’s better than 20/20 which is considered perfect. 20/10 is as low as most measurements go. I’m right between 20/10 and 20/15.

11 years later in my early 40s, my vision hasn’t changed one bit, still seeing better than “perfect”.

The procedure took less than 5 minutes per eye and I was good to go really the next day.

It’s the best money I’ve spent on anything in my life and I would do it again a thousand times if I had a thousand chances to choose again. And I have a TON of hobbies.

If you get evaluated and are a good candidate, go for it! It’s life changing to not have to mess with glasses or contacts, being free to do watersports and winter sports with no hassle.

20 Decillion

It’s always Lupus

My Comcast has a terabyte monthly data cap. They will send you an email if you get close to it, and if memory serves they allow you one time to go over it before they charge you some.

Even with downloading many big games sometimes when I refresh my PC and using streaming video apps all the time, I’ve never hit it but have come close several times. I also work from home.

https://celeryman.alexmeub.com/

(Not really mobile friendly, which holds true to the old school Internet)

It’s funny because it’s bigger than a normal hat

I’m not seeing it

It’s actually a hallmark / strategy of his family. “The only thing we are on this Earth for is to reproduce”

My company doesn’t work weekends unless you’re on call or something. I could see it happen with incident response or security operations, but other things aren’t so critical that we need to have our staff working outside of normal business hours.

I may be lucky as well because I work within GRC, and we have a huge focus on work-life balance.

This 70% number seems high. I’m in leadership.

There’s always money in the banana stand

No matter what the outcome, it’s probably a poor choice to do this before your sentencing, which the judge you’re slandering has full control over.

I was going to say this as well. A multimeter is good to have in the house for certain situations and since they’re pretty cheap (~$20) it’s a good investment if you ever need to test fuses or voltage, continuity, etc.

Death by a thousand cuts

SMS 2fa has been recommended NOT to use since 2016.

Yep SMS two factor authentication usage was officially suggested to no longer utilize by NIST in 2016, and in practice before that, to your point.

This shit is old, people! It’s trivial to compromise. Start transitioning where you can to passkeys and start using an app based MFA, like Duo or Authy, both free.