I think this really underpins that much of the internet is built on systems we assume will last forever.
The single TLD that changed it’s whois domain and let the old one expire was the cause.
I think this really underpins that much of the internet is built on systems we assume will last forever.
The single TLD that changed it’s whois domain and let the old one expire was the cause.
PG&E says it won’t change until next cycle? Because why? It’s their fucking system. It’s not like they don’t have access to change things. It’s not in their policy? They’d have to do a little extra work to figure it out?
Fuck PG&E
Yep. Sometimes I can’t even figure out what they pay me for.
PGE are crooks. Their entire board and execs should be in prison for the fires their failing equipment have caused and the subsequent deaths.
That said, I moved from southern California to Illinois recently. We went from 50-60 cents/kwh to something like 5 cents/kwh. I use a lot to power my servers, fans, and AC and don’t fret if my bill hits $200 a month.
The concert? I dunno it’s pretty close. But the company to go to the show with, that I’ll fly across the country for.
When I was living in California, I had a friend text me he had an extra ticket to a Bad Religion concert in Chicago. So I booked a flight and went to see the show with him. Flight was a few hundred bucks, the “free” ticket was worth like $35.
Honestly, it was totally worth it. One of the best concerts I’ve been to, probably because of who I got to see it with.
Lifetime? Dozens. Hell, I get so many free ones as swag at places it’s ridiculous.
I only really wear my one pair though. It’s got prescription lenses, so I did kind of splurge on that pair for something nice and would go with everything.
I really like unique or kinda of wild styles though, things that make a statement. So I’d like to be able to wear, afford, and store more. Even as a man, I think accessories round out an outfit and make it look complete. Like a nice watch, the appropriate shoes, jacket, and hat.
Oh believe me, I know. I’ve printed out hundreds of pages to put in a binder when I did my transaxle rebuild.
My trick is buying the paper with the 3 holes already punched. But almost any print shop should be able to print and bind it for you as well.
I’ve kind of used it, but I’ve found a lot of service manuals for my cars on enthusiast forums.
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I remember having an old boardgame with a VHS. It has a countdown and would interrupt you every so often with events or punishments.
It was fun, but after the first time you play it you’d know every “surprise” coming on the tape.
I love the Parker Jotter. It’s a classic and looks so sleek.
$1000 is likely small claims court. At least where I was, no lawyers are allowed for small claims so the landlord would have to come to deal with it himself or a representative of the payment company.
I haven’t looked at the RV apps. But I’ve used TruckerPath with great success before. It’s designed for OTR truckers and might have more than you need or be confusing. But it can set height restrictions and give you a lot of info on truck stops that if they can accommodate an 18 wheeler, they can accommodate you.
I’m sure if I put a high density battery in my old eee PC, it could probably run for days.
I really hate that we’ve gotten such energy intensive applications. And honestly, I don’t think for a lot of them they have gotten much faster. They are bloated and programmers have been allowed to do that since every machine has so much extra resources now.
Yea. This is my big thing. Probably good on well traveled and maintained highways. Mostly good on city streets. It’s gonna be dog shit on a rural road.
I’m also curious how they would handle snow or other inclement weather that obstructs lane lines completely.
I think optics can make a big difference. Seeing the cameras in cars become much better so that they can read easier. But all road signage is already codified in a way that it should be relatively easy to do OCR or even matching on.
I really want historic photos overlaid on top of existing buildings. I’d love to walk down Chicago and see in real time what it looked like 100 years ago.
Customer support: trust but verify.
I believe they have a problem. I believe they think they restarted, but I’m gonna check anyway.
In disagreements: “does it matter?”
Most shit we get angry about isn’t important. In the grand scheme of life, most shit just doesn’t matter.
If any of my reports told me they booked an appointment through the health care we provided and it was during the work day I’d just say okay, mark it out on your calendar as busy so I don’t bug you or expect anything from you during that time. If they need to account for all their time like some roles, bill it as admin time.
People around me put things out early with the expectation and hope someone will come and take it.