LivingnLA

There was no will, so probate will likely be required and since no one had logins or passwords for the servers, even if people take ownership of the hardware, once they are turned off, there is no guarantee they'll successfully boot again. I'm guessing that's probably what happened. The people trying to take possession probably tried to move the servers and after they lost power, they haven't been able to get them back up. But, who knows? Maybe it's just a temporary technical interruption. That's the risk when privacy and security are high priorities and there's no succession plan because the admin didn't expect to die suddenly.

No. There are vaccines for Hep A & B but Hep C remains a challenge even after 30 years of research. But, they are getting closer, so maybe we'll have one in the next 5-10 years.

That is one hot homoerotic video. I'm conflicted though because K-Pop has become globally huge by applying corporate factory farming to music. The "artists" are rigorously controlled and managed at all times. Sulli's suicide a couple years ago and Hara's a few months later started raising awareness of the abuse many K-Pop stars endure. Given how conservative SK culture tends to be, I wonder what the young men in this music video have gone through emotionally and mentally to manufacture these products.