Security Through Obscurity
#74: Where she would normally expect to see a panel for a sensor suite for biometric verification, someone had attached a numeric keypad.
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Too hastily perhaps.
73: “I’m good.” She hastily took Cawey’s arm. “Where are we headed?”
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I hate it when they do that…
#72: “No, thank you,” Caweys told him before Del could reply.
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The essence of it.
#70: She had no idea how much — if anything — of what he had told her was true.
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Spoiler: He knows. Doesn’t care.
69: And she and Caweys both were outsiders here, regardless of what he may think.
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Probably better than she had, really.
#68: She wondered how he would have handled something like The Factory.
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Ramifications of Bad Decisions
#67: “It could have been, but you decided to turn it into a fight, instead.”
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On AI. What does it want? It depends who’s asking.
How about this review for my novel Yellow Tape and Coffee? “A Unique and Captivating View of Portland” Yellow Tape and Coffee by Pat Luther is an absolute gem, offering readers a fresh and captivating take on Portland, Oregon. The city’s essence is brilliantly captured through the author’s vivid descriptions and rich storytelling. As a
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Pitch Contest in a Bar
Last night I took part in a pitch contest in a bar in Eugene. There’s a new Bookpub opening up early next year called Eugene Hodgepodge. It’s both bar and bookstore (and hopefully will have coffee, too, but they haven’t said.) They hosted an event last night at another local brew pub called Arable. In
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