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Don’t worry, you’ll get a check for like $3.50 three years from now.

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You aren’t, but it’s likely some people have 2 or even 3 cell network connected devices (phone, tablet, watch, car, etc). As that articles notes it’s SIM cards not people. Not that $1.50 is any better…

Also, that $3.50 was a South Park joke.

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And if you don’t have insurance, likely cheaper too.

Sears From A Joke Being Torn Down (lemmy.world)

American comedian Ron White frequently tells a story about how his van was damaged in a comedic way by the technicians at a Sears Automotive Center in Savannah, GA. This week, that Sears Automotive Center is being torn down. While the shopping mall that former Sears location is a part of is otherwise doing well, the Sears has...

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What’s really amazing to me is they could have EASILY pivoted and become a mega online retailer like today’s Amazon. They literally had all the pieces already in place with their catalog/mail order/warehouses.

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Have to agree here, I do enjoy my job and it has a real impact on thousands or even millions of people. Doesn’t hurt that I get paid well and my boss and team are amazing.

But yeah, I do have the occasional “overtime” (I’m salaried) but it’s always compensated by extra time off.

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I have them in all my cars and hard-wired in. $100 is cheap insurance.

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Satire is dead, reality has long ago surpassed it.

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They have already said that they would: independent.co.uk/…/democrats-house-speaker-mike-…

She’s just spewing shit, as always.

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Works is a pretty loose term. She exists there and leaches off our tax dollars. I’m not sure I would call her constant stream of putrid speech “working.”

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Damn, $45k. Though I guess for something like a park it probably has a pretty quick ROI.

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Nah, my yard is tiny and I don’t mind mowing it. I have a Ryobi battery mower so it’s super-easy to do. If I ever move somewhere with a bigger yard though I would seriously consider it. Especially as I already have Home Assistant running!

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Oh my allergies are horrible too, I just make sure to take a Sudafed (can’t recall the generic name) before I start. I love that stuff, we always keep a stash around especially as you have to get it from the pharmacy and they don’t keep very much stock it seems.

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At least the Ryobi is super-lightweight! I can easily carry it out of my garage and even with the battery it’s far lighter to push around than a gas mower. I’m hard on blades though with so many sticks and pine cones, no matter how many I pick up I always miss some.

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I got mine yesterday! It had a very, very slight glow last night. I’m hoping once we re-pot it and fertilize it the glow will get brighter.

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To expand a hair on this, modern waste disposal. So with plumbing comes sewage. Then the close child is refuse removal. We literally cannot live (healthily) without these things.

Side-bar, the folks that power waste removal are VASTLY under-paid.

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Depends on where you draw the line. Janitors for instance are usually paid a pittance. As are cleaning crews that vacuum the vast offices spaces around the country.

If you are talking about CDL drivers that collect trash cans then yeah, they tend to be paid well. Without all the pieces of the puzzle though the system breaks down.

Plumbers, as it turns out, are paid quite well since nobody wants to go into the trades currently.

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Agreed, custodians (usually) wouldn’t refer to themselves that way. Without them though, trash doesn’t make it to the point of disposal. Which is a break in the chain. We could debate the finer points I’m sure, but it’s about bed time for me and I have an early AM meeting with offshore.

So have a good one, and I do appreciate the discussion!

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So glad I didn’t vote for him as president then! 🙄

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lol of course this is in my home state of Ohio…

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Typically, very little. I have ~40 containers in my Docker stack and by in large it just works. I upgrade stuff here and there as needed. I am getting ready to do a hardware refresh but again with Docker that’s pretty painless.

Most of the time spent in my lab is trying out new things. I’ll find a new something that looks cool and go down the rabbit hole with it for a while. Then back to the status quo.

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OMG I didn’t even see that until you pointed it out. That’s an amazing detail!

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