As everyone else is saying it'd take a significant bump in pay that not only offsets my incurred daily commute expenses but also gives me a meaningful weekly take home increase.
Plus I work better by myself at home where I can control my daily interruptions vs having to put up with annoying coworkers in-person who could just walk into my office whenever they wanted so I feel like going back to an office would impact the quality of my produced work.
And new trucks and cars are only bought by a select group of people who can afford them, I don't feel it's as direct of a health signal as they'd want you to believe.
Man that's something scary I hadn't considered yet... "Glacier-dammed lake"... I bet we're gonna keep hearing more about Northern flooding like this as the planet keeps warming up. Yikes.
I use the long press for comment collapse feature extensively and removing it would break my user experience, maybe this can be an alternative option for long press but I definitely need the existing functionally to stay put.
Still though, the point remains that we wouldn't be in this spot to begin with if the critical rail road workers weren't being consistently nickel-and-dime'd by the mega-corp rail companies.
I'm glad the super rich can afford the top trim packages because 3 times now my reservation has come around and each time I go and look the same day the email comes in I find that the XLT is again sold out. Why does Ford send you those "it's time to buy your truck!" emails when the truck i told y'all I wanted isn't available?
I'm tired of pickup trucks being a fucking status symbol.
As everyone else is saying it'd take a significant bump in pay that not only offsets my incurred daily commute expenses but also gives me a meaningful weekly take home increase.
Plus I work better by myself at home where I can control my daily interruptions vs having to put up with annoying coworkers in-person who could just walk into my office whenever they wanted so I feel like going back to an office would impact the quality of my produced work.
And new trucks and cars are only bought by a select group of people who can afford them, I don't feel it's as direct of a health signal as they'd want you to believe.
Man that's something scary I hadn't considered yet... "Glacier-dammed lake"... I bet we're gonna keep hearing more about Northern flooding like this as the planet keeps warming up. Yikes.
I use the long press for comment collapse feature extensively and removing it would break my user experience, maybe this can be an alternative option for long press but I definitely need the existing functionally to stay put.
Set the unit to static temporarily using the new reservation address you made then toggle DHCP back on, which should now refresh your address.
I'm pretty sure a lot of the talk in that thread is illegal, I bet the secret service is gonna have a field day digging through that one.
The smart ones are leaving because of the dumb folks nonsense. This is starting to sound familiar...
And they're still incredibly overpriced, even if they're $10k cheaper
Still though, the point remains that we wouldn't be in this spot to begin with if the critical rail road workers weren't being consistently nickel-and-dime'd by the mega-corp rail companies.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out
Sure, most know the song Take Five but the rest of the album is great as well!
Man that lady is uneducated.
I think it's great that this exists!
In what context are you required to pay licensing for Wi-Fi drivers?
I'm glad the super rich can afford the top trim packages because 3 times now my reservation has come around and each time I go and look the same day the email comes in I find that the XLT is again sold out. Why does Ford send you those "it's time to buy your truck!" emails when the truck i told y'all I wanted isn't available?
I'm tired of pickup trucks being a fucking status symbol.
^ I like this one
I dunno buddy, a lot of these python packages have gotten pretty bloated on their own requiring 1000 weirdo deps to install a simple calculator app.
Sounds like Obsidian is a great alternative