

well that narrowed it down…


well that narrowed it down…
if no one in the family wants any of it… check with the local (where she lived or was from) public library (ours has a history room and a genealogy research room) and with a local museum or historical society (we have one of those too).


bandwidth at the scale of a large isp costs one to a few pennies per megabit/sec per month to deliver.
you can download about 325 gigabytes in a month with 1 megabit/sec speed.


they will just build where they haven’t been rejected, or where locals are more receptive of bribery, token offers of a new park or somesuch, or buyouts on their property


AES2026 sounds pretty tough. should be a new standard.


well, duh. you gotta pull the string.


hey claude, gimme a thousand words relating to this quote from…


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but then you’re in Jacksonville without a car.


some of the popular ones are measured in metric, but there’s plenty that are not.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caliber#Metric_and_US_customary


for state or local restrictions, they’ll just build elsewhere. as far as nationwide–very unlikely that anything happens. controlling congress don’t mean jack unless you also have the white house, or it’s a super majority that can tell an ‘uncooperative’ president ‘fuck you, we’re overriding your vetoes’.
sleep well tonight, because the next two months, while republicunts still control congress, might be brutal.
your hut is in the middle. the food delivery is at one end or the other because you don’t can’t tip enough (weren’t given any money) for the dashers to risk their lives delivering a sack of soggy tacos.


this one has an increased chance of going nuclear.


“i ordered two berders, french fries, war crimes, and a diet coke… supersized!. i see the berders, the fries, the coke. but where the fuck is my war crimes. give me my goddamn war crimes!!”


1 millimile ~ 5 feet, 3 and 23/64 inches.
makes perfect sense.


rome and dalton. the far northwest corner bordering tennessee and alabama… the most skewed-republican electorate of any district in georgia… a toad in a tutu would’a won there with an ® by its name on the ballot.


his opponent probably helped some… mike collins being a far far faaaar right nutjob who did some pretty dumb things previously and during this campaign.
so, if ms flanagan would’ve been a status-quo democrat, you would’ve voted for the zero qualifications media personality who praised and defended the fed’s assault on the nation’s cities to the point of using ice footage in her campaign ads and only changed her tune after they murdered two minnesotans?
ms flanagan won because she is well liked, well respected, and has done a good job wherever she’s been… and was the most qualified person on the ballot