I once read a retort to authors worried their story would be stolen by an editor or publisher: “You’re assuming it’s worth stealing.” That’s kind of how I feel about most “privacy” concerns: unless you hold top secret information, it’s not likely anyone cares. Certain bits of info should certainly be protected, but most hold no value to anyone. Still, it can be fun to take a peek at a little carbon ribbon.
Green! I bought a 6-pack and with the rate I type on it, the SII might burn out before the ribbon. When yours is gone I’ll send more. (: I’ve got blue now too!
Weapon of Choice: “Dr. Lizardo” 1973 IBM Selectric II #26 1220365 
Unless you have one of those bugged Selectrics =D
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/how-soviets-used-ibm-selectric-keyloggers-to-spy-on-us-diplomats/
I once read a retort to authors worried their story would be stolen by an editor or publisher: “You’re assuming it’s worth stealing.” That’s kind of how I feel about most “privacy” concerns: unless you hold top secret information, it’s not likely anyone cares. Certain bits of info should certainly be protected, but most hold no value to anyone. Still, it can be fun to take a peek at a little carbon ribbon.
Green! I bought a 6-pack and with the rate I type on it, the SII might burn out before the ribbon. When yours is gone I’ll send more. (: I’ve got blue now too!
Yay! :D