When my FIL what was a veterinarian was cremated, his remains were in a nice wooden box on his old antique desk. My SIL always referred to it as, "Doc in a box."
It really does. But I seem to recall they have a history of turning a blind eye to the traffic and ingress/egress issues at the facility
These two things stand out to me:
There’s no plan for the large influx of vehicles, and no backup plan for blocked or stalled traffic
[...]
There are 1,500 parking spaces, with an estimated 4,500 vehicles expected.
Having been there during one of their Big Water events, and a couple of lower traffic times, it seems like the place would be absolute insanity on the 4th.
I would ask what sane person would subject themselves to the interminable wait times just to get in, park and then leave, but history has shown me there are a shit ton of insane people who will happily endure that kind of thing.
For such a nice facility, getting in and out and parking there is sketchy as fuck. And they seem to not care about it at all.
I'm leaning more toward "incompetence" as the explanation for this. What good does it do Reddit to leave RIF intact, but simply disallow logging in?
Reddit's value depends on content creation and interactions driving ad views. Read-only RIF users create no content or interactions with the site. And for many like me who purchased the premium ad-free version, we see no ads.
Admittedly, I'm not sure if the RIF ads in the free version are Reddit's own ads or not, but without the content creation, and the interactions driving more engagement, RIF does little but drag on the site.
Mine is going strong after 5 years, with one button repair I did myself. Loved it so much I bought my husband one for use in the basement so he doesn't have to schlep upstairs to mine every time he wants to fill a bag.
Same here. My domain name and email address will turn 30 next March. I've been doing this since the days when Usenet posts were transmitted across sites using UUCP.
We will always find the next place. Reddit has peaked and is destroying itself and it's time to move on.
10 years, 2 million+ karma, permabanned for "violence" for referencing the boxes of liberty metaphor in a comment.
When my FIL what was a veterinarian was cremated, his remains were in a nice wooden box on his old antique desk. My SIL always referred to it as, "Doc in a box."
I read about an 1800sf home in St Pete, not on a flood plane, yesterday... $8000+/year for homeowners insurance. 😳
Make America Florida, Rhonda Santis? I think fucking not....
Getting the same issue here. Seems sporadic.
Zuck claims it's up to 30 million now
There were also:
Don't have their descriptions anymore since I logged off of RIF but they were all variations of the same sort of thing
It really does. But I seem to recall they have a history of turning a blind eye to the traffic and ingress/egress issues at the facility
These two things stand out to me:
Having been there during one of their Big Water events, and a couple of lower traffic times, it seems like the place would be absolute insanity on the 4th.
I would ask what sane person would subject themselves to the interminable wait times just to get in, park and then leave, but history has shown me there are a shit ton of insane people who will happily endure that kind of thing.
For such a nice facility, getting in and out and parking there is sketchy as fuck. And they seem to not care about it at all.
I'm leaning more toward "incompetence" as the explanation for this. What good does it do Reddit to leave RIF intact, but simply disallow logging in?
Reddit's value depends on content creation and interactions driving ad views. Read-only RIF users create no content or interactions with the site. And for many like me who purchased the premium ad-free version, we see no ads.
Admittedly, I'm not sure if the RIF ads in the free version are Reddit's own ads or not, but without the content creation, and the interactions driving more engagement, RIF does little but drag on the site.
Just pulled it up and noticed the same thing. LOL, spez can't even get being an asshole right...
Really not a good look...
30 minute episodes, yes. But over that I tend not to commit...
Mine is going strong after 5 years, with one button repair I did myself. Loved it so much I bought my husband one for use in the basement so he doesn't have to schlep upstairs to mine every time he wants to fill a bag.
I will be interested in seeing if traffic here noticeably increases after today...
LOL! "Corporal cuddling" is what we call it.
Just took one before digging in. I got a small slice.
FFS, linking to Reddit is fucking useless. Stop.
You love to see it...
Same here. My domain name and email address will turn 30 next March. I've been doing this since the days when Usenet posts were transmitted across sites using UUCP.
We will always find the next place. Reddit has peaked and is destroying itself and it's time to move on.
The blackouts will continue until morale improves. 🙄