hereiamagain

Upvotes aren’t private, therefore not so mysterious. And while it’s not EXTREMELY easy to find the public information, people definitely go digging for it. And it’s public by design. The only people who will dig? The group you offended.

Plus a class action lawsuit by guys named AL

Same. It actually took me a second to get the joke, then I realized I was the joke

Nah, it might be a little less spicy after a year, but still plenty useful, even for years it can remain functional. Months is nothing. Source: grew up on a farm. Own gas powered yard tools.

Yep same here. Biggest thing to worry about is leaving gas that has ethanol in it, in the tank/carburetor of your small engine machines. It gunks up the carb and wreaks all kinds of havoc. So I run rec gas only, in those machines, personally. There might be other solutions, but this has been simple and foolproof for me. Hasn't failed me yet. If I knew the ethanol gas would be replaced with rec gas in the next few months, I'd run it. But thus far I've not taken the risk.

That's a fair assessment.

IDK man, I bought a 10 pack of cheap thumb drives on Amazon a year ago, just big enough for giving to friends full of files or installing Linux or whatever. They were microcenter brand.. Not high quality. The other day I used the last two, took them to work. Went to buy another pack? More than double the price I paid last week. Yeah yeah it's flash, not HDDs. I don't think it matters. Everyone is riding the "computer get more expensive" train. And once the price goes up, it doesn't come back down. We're boned.

So my SO really wanted to try this. We were vacationing in Mexico and bought it at Walmart of all places. We were at an Airbnb and were gonna make it, but we chickened out. Afraid of doing it wrong and getting sick. It’s like, with chicken, I’ve prepared it enough times that when I crack open the package, I can tell pretty easily if it’s gone bad. Or when I cook it, I know to cook it long enough so it’s not pink. But that stuff? There’s so much we didn’t know, and were too afraid to try. A missed opportunity for sure.

I have no experience with any type of backend mail management or anything like it. But I do have a corporate email through Microsoft exchange. I hate multiple apps on my phone, so I have it as an extra account in my Gmail app. And it sucks. I don’t get a lot of emails, only the last 3 or 4 emails actually show up in the app. But my biggest, angriest problem… Is mail getting stuck in the queue. If I’m sending a short email? Fine, I can use the app. Fire it off and it’ll send immediately. But if I write a long email? It will say it’s sending, it’ll sit in the outbox, but it will never… ever… send. Ever. No amount of Wi-Fi cycling or data cycling, cache clearing or phone restarting will ever ever get that email to send. It will just sit there silently failed. Not even acknowledging it’s failed when you poke at it, let alone with a notification or something. The first time I realized it happened, it was an unfortunately important email. Would you like to guess what the problem is? I pulled my hair out for like a day before figuring it out. I’ll put it in a spoiler tag so you can guess. spoiler When you write a long email, at some point it saves a draft. For some reason, that draft is what holds everything up. If I remember correctly, even deleting the draft doesn’t make it send… If ever I forget, and it happens again, I have to copy my whole email to the clipboard, open exchange in the web browser, find the draft (which is never complete, always only half or less of what I wrote) paste my full message into the draft, and then manually send it. I guess technically it’s my own fault, I could just use the exchange app and it would probably solve this. But I don’t want to, and I shouldn’t have to, email is not new. But it is terrible. Like printers. Bah.

Like this one? Or this one?

Can confirm. Cat loves the 2nd story balcony. Yells at us every year when “we turn the snow on again”, making it so he can’t enjoy the balcony. We are rude.