And time moderating it, especially if they run their own.

Pitch a micro instance with little more than the rfc2142-like addresses emulated on there - info, mayor, council, admin or chat master, whatever - useful for tagging, forwarding on the way in and info dissemination on the way out.

Much less work to run, since outgoing is all gonna be pre-vetted.

And the 302 reponse on the non-ssl port is such a no-brainer.

3b) Simultaneously, they need to be reminded and shown that the public *cannot* see what happens on Twitter or Facebook or it is much harder.

This is a fantastic point that I know I would have left out. If you’re suggesting we should be complete so that the info is there and we’re spelling out the implied difference, then I think that’s excellent.

We’re running into this right now. My family has lost a few members recently, and my mom’s gone into Final Prep mode.

Really really.

We kids are constantly discussing this. We can’t keep the broken antique sewing machine on which her great aunt made a quilt when she was a baby. We tell her “sure” but we all agree a lot of it is just going away. We have no space for this.

So much of what we keep is just for the sentiment, and that’s cool, but has no significant value to someone else if they don’t have a connection to it. It will go and make a memory with someone that starts at a thrift store.

As the world gets more consolidated for space and we lose the attics and crawlspaces where we host the treasures we will never use but know they’re there, we may have to reduce our baggage.

And that’s how I entered my own Final Prep mode decades early (ideally).

Let hope this next one isn’t as close as ours was. I’d like to know that our rights are secure by something more than 9 votes in one riding.

“democracy” supports

democracy “supports”

FTFY

What isn’t present, and should be, is the teacher addressing how they will be avoiding recreating this situation going forward.

Then it’s not a full apology.

1. I regret the outcome of my decisions
2. I understand the connection between what I chose and how they affected others
3. These are the changes I will make.

In any order, but it needs to have all three.

everyday

“Every day”, here, with the space.

So you’re the other one.

Wz2100. I go between that and zero-k.

This is what we call Survivor Bias.

LIDAR isn’t even that expensive.

Even my cheap chinese vacuum cleaner has it.

I bet it’s got ‘vacuum-grade’ granularity, and not ‘2 tons at 50mph approaching some trick-or-treaters’ kind of granularity required.

ready to admit

red flag

Basic Training PTSD coming back – but on a Canadian base with some Brasso and so.many.doors.

I worry about the eventual trip to Louisiana and the food that will make me abandon my flight home to live amongst the free-rangers for my own Seven Years in Thibodaux . I still have some vestigial college-level French, and I hope that won’t be an impediment.

She hasn’t earned them.

The binary choice and the risks of failure have been mentioned so many times, that I worry for people who don’t get it.

finding a primary challenger for 2028

I love how “switching the incumbent is traditionally suicidal but it may work this time; so let’s try to fail next time” is how the conservative moles try to influence the next election.

Remind them it ain’t free. I pay a really small amount of my income tax for this health care.

I mean. All-in, my total income tax is 1% lower than yours on the same income, and I get the healthcare thrown in, and our lower 10% now get free dental care, and now it’s covering more than fillings and cleanings, and now we’re talking vision care … But yeah, just efficient. Not free.

Another accusation that masks an admission? I’m shocked!

Just another reason why Sweden is - on balance - a really great country.