Nope.

They blocked a known vulnerable driver and you have to update your backup software if they were using that driver.

I spent $100 and watched the men’s rugby finals from the 50 yard line front row, including a vip area with catered food about 5 years ago. Could not believe tickets were so cheap for something that was so much fun to watch.

Let’s call it SMTP for short.

How about a message transport protocol that’s simple?

The internet is a mesh network already.

Constant. I’m ok with it.

The song of tinnitus. It sounds like the high pitched squeal of a failing power supply.

It’s water soaked in beans. It’s not worth keeping.

Because we’ve been trained by the republicans to prepare for a distraction when the current news is bad.

All of the republican news is really bad right now. They’ve flip-flopped on wars with various countries and the Epstein files a few times already. Even thrown out some UFO stuff. Nothing is working though because gas prices are high and there’s no easy and clean way out of the quagmire the GOP is currently in.

Of course it isn’t.

Those cheaper batteries are usually lighter in weight or a fire hazard though.

Many companies will allow ad blocking extensions if you just ask.

Gas stations in the Midwest will sell you a god damn while turkey.

There’s no logic. They don’t know how to fix the things they broke.

Taxpayers paid the tariffs once when prices got hiked, paid the resulting inflation costs, now we are paying those companies back with taxpayer money, which will continue to drive up inflation again.

We’re paying 4 times.

Go through the accounting records.

Some areas have cheap reliable energy. For example, areas fed by the Hoover dam.

Others have difficult regulations that don’t let you sell back to the grid, making the investment difficult.

In the US we have half of the voting population convinced that solar and other “clean” energy will leave them in the dark, even as their own fossil fuel utilities fail around them (Texas, Florida).

Just like we had to design gas stations every 50 miles apart, we’ll need to design around the disadvantages of solar. That might mean maintaining fossil fuel in a way that lets us have a diversified energy grid that’s resistant to the limitations of wind and solar.

The only hope I cling onto is that most of the voting population that dislikes clean energy will die soon due to their average higher age.

You must contact them else they will disconnect you pronto.

Too hardcore for me.

I had to read this twice since the wall and the inside of the hat have the same wallpaper.

If you’re in Utah you can make use of “balcony” solar.

If you’re not and you rent then you can still make use of solar but you can’t feed it back to the grid. You do need access to the sun though.

Something like an ecoflow solar generator can be placed between something that uses energy constantly like a refrigerator. Then run the solar cabling outside somehow to a solar panel. The solar will charge the battery up, and the fridge will draw from the device. Once the sun goes down it will drain the battery and then switch over to grid power.

You can even simply charge a small ecoflow off solar only and use it to charge your phone/laptop/tablet overnight.