I'm not the original commenter, but I think they might have been referring to the 1% sabotaging themselves / each other (IE eating their own metaphorical tails).
Urgent Care (or possibly insurance, I can't recall) will charge you more if they deem the situation "not urgent."
Having a password for root is Ill advised.
An ouroboros is a snake eating its own tail.
edit: Snake. Sorry, I had just woken up.
According to a search I performed several years ago (meaning that my information may be outdated and that I'm no expert), the relevant bacteria have never demonstrated the ability to travel through droplets such as go through shower heads.
Magicka was pretty great.
You do now!
Apparently they're closed now, but Artscow used to offer to print any image you provided on a shower curtain for you. I'm sure other alternatives exist these days.
I thought it looked like an arm flexing.
When I was a teenager, I had a watch with an IR blaster and a few basic buttons (power, volume) built into it. I forget exactly how it worked; I think you would press the button you wanted and it would send out a bunch of common codes to control any nearby TV. Its intended use case was to do what the post describes, but more discreetly than pulling out a TV remote. I never got the chance to use it to that end, or maybe I wasn't brave enough to try, but I loved the idea.
This accounting shows some fairly distressing encounters.
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If root has a password, it's only one password; everyone who has root access knows the password, which means that anyone can share it with no accountability. If privilege escalation rights are granted instead, it's easy to see who did what, as well as to contain any kind of compromise (by revoking said rights).
Also, I think you originally referred to
su
butsudo
allows much more granular control.