i use safari on my phone mostly, duck duck go for things a little more private

NO scooter ding!

it took me a year of contacting every site that threw my personal info up on google and a few had to be contacted multiple times but i was able to scrub 99% of my presence on the google serps anyway with this method.

It definitely should be easier.

I have been the home cook for 6 people for years on a tight budget so I do this a lot.

For me it really comes down to sales and effort. I really can’t beat a $.99 pound of pasta making it myself, I have tried. So i buy things like pasta, bread, tofu that I could make but the savings if any would be minimal especially after factoring in time.

Instead i use the time to make the more expensive dishes, things like pickled onions and slow roasted meats for my carnivores and compound butters and sauces and dressings. These elevate the meals and i’m able to make them far cheaper than I could buy them so the time spent ends up being worth it.

Sometimes there are sales that move all this math. My kroger just had a sale on salmon cakes, something my meat eaters love but i normally would make myself. But on sale for $2 each, i bought like 10 of them for the freezer they will be massive time savers in a pinch and will come in under what i could have prepared them for because of the sale!

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GRiD has been making these ‘milspec’ laptops for decades! I wanted one so much when I was a teenager because they were all cyberdeck looking back then, too!

that is really neat

if i understand it there’s degrees of murder and ‘premeditated’ gets you (maximally) death, ‘regular’ gets you 15 years and ‘oops’ gets you only 7.

fuck yeah girl!! 🏳️‍⚧️

I was on in the 80’s! My first touch was using USENET through WWIVNET via local bulletin boards.

My relative was working for the government at the time and let me use their account to get my first direct access where i was able to use gopher.

I joined one of the first commercial ISPs to finally get that sweet PPP access for my slackware box and I was finally able to use IRC from my home computer. I spent so much of my time there making friends and learning and having fun.

you gotta pump those pixels up

Jame Gumb the only one I ever heard of

the startup i worked for got bought by a mega corp. They taught us devs how to use some intranet forms to order things we needed like keyboards and mice. These items would get approved or rejected by the engineering manager and it was pretty straightforward.

I put a request into the system for one of these (well one very similar, the Scorpion) thinking my boss would see the $50k request and jokingly refuse it.

What i did not know was that any request over a certain dollar amount triggered a review, by sending the request to my bosses boss. And over ANOTHER amount it did it again. I got a talking to but it was worth it to imagine the face on some VP seeing a dev try to order a $50k chair

you can’t spend too much time practicing in a big empty parking lot.

your Rugged reminded me of GRiD and it looks like they are still in business!

https://www.griduk.com/products/rugged-laptops/gridcase-1590/

i’m very glad to have helped you TropicalDingdong :)

they are listening

i edited my comment with the one of theirs i know that sort of fits, maybe the 4th panel? would have to use an image program to compare. good luck!!!

joan cornellà.

The bases were interesting! Getting an interplanetary production system going took some figuring and i never got an inter-system network up. If the mod scene keeps going for it they sure have a lot to work with!