Patrick Marshall answers readers tech questions. This week’s topics are on using two-step verification on a shared email account and a printer that has stopped printing wirelessly.
Delta just made employees feel like average customers and they really don’t like it
There will be many conflicting opinions about this.
Columbian white-tailed deer no longer endangered in WA, but still face threats
The deer continue to face challenges, particularly through habitat loss, and will remain on Washington’s priority habitat and species lists.
SI Swimsuit model Gigi Robinson recalls painful struggles with endometriosis: ‘Nobody believed me’ – Fox News
SI Swimsuit model Gigi Robinson recalls painful struggles with endometriosis: ‘Nobody believed me’ Fox News
Iran Marks 44 Years Since The Revolution
The Guardian/Reuters: Iran marks 44 years since revolution amid protests Anti-government hackers interrupted televised speech by president Ebrahim Raisi, who appealed to the ‘deceived youth’ to repent Iran marked the 44th annive…
North Korean Hackers Are Attacking US Hospitals
Plus: Deepfake disinformation spotted in the wild, Android privacy problems in China, Reddit gets phished, and more.
‘Rights of nature’ movement gains steam in Pacific Northwest. Can it help species on the brink?
What would happen if our legal system were remade and all living things and the systems that sustain them were assigned civil rights? A movement is underway.
Catholic officials seek loophole in WA bills on child abuse reporting
Two bills in Olympia would add clergy to the list of mandatory reporters of abuse or neglect. Washington is one of just a few states not to list them as such.
Some cities confront it head on: ‘Downtown … is not coming back’
Can downtown Seattle be saved? If what’s going on in other West Coast cities is any guide, it may mean no longer thinking of it as a place primarily for work.
People who face both mental illness, addiction are arrested at higher rates
A report by the Pew Charitable Trusts found adults with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders were far more likely to be arrested, compared to people with mental illness alone.