With all the debris in orbit, how about NASA compel future tourists to leave it cleaner than when they entered it. You gotta hate tourists that litter. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...

The algorithms and architectures found in code help you manage workflow and data. You'll need those same skills in other areas of your life so you can be effective. IMHO - the best book for figuring out how to handle time and mental energy is "Getting Things Done" (GTD) by David Allen. Here is the best summary I've found for condensing the book's 288 pages down into less than 4000 words.

The MPAA attempt to compel theaters to disable my camera as I head into a movie?
The RIAA will seek to eavesdrop and charge me for listening to music I may not have licensed from them.
Cops will pull drivers over for distracted driving (even if only a GPS app was running), and compel drivers to share their unlock password to review what was running.
Someone will post videos from the changing room at a gym and get sued.
An employee will sue after being fired when management jacks into the camera on the company issued goggles to observe them and sees something risque.

The 3 digit "security number" at the end of your credit card number is probably on the back of your card where you sign your name. (Or at the end of and above your numbers on your MasterCard.)

Asking for this is a "good thing" because this additional set of numbers is typically harder for crackers to acquire than the digits on the front of your card.

--cj