To be clear, I’m only suggesting that Mango router if (a) OP is nervous about installing OpenWRT without a backup device and (b) he can’t find some secondhand compatible device even cheaper.

Don’t get me wrong, I also have a Mango router that I bought on a whim years ago on sale for maybe $10, and it’s fine for what it is, but paying $30 for it today should only be a last resort. OP doesn’t need anything beyond the (presumably compatible) TP-Link device he already has.

“Overturning” is done by the judiciary. “Repealing” is what’s done by the legislature.

It’s brilliant but you do need to know what you’re doing.

I feel like that’s only a little more true for OpenWRT than it is for stock proprietary firmware. You need a bit of competence to get it installed, but once you’re using it LuCI is more-or-less just as easy to use for normal, basic tasks. It can do other fancy stuff that stock firmwares can’t do at all, but that shouldn’t count against it since you don’t have to do those advanced things.

I use OpenWRT on a TP-Link router (an Archer C7, circa 2013). I can’t say if it’s difficult to revert because I’ve never wanted to (which should tell you all you need to know).

If you’re nervous, get a second router as a backup device. OpenWRT runs on all sorts of things, including some which are extremely cheap. If finding some old used router is too much of a hassle, this thing is $30 brand new and runs OpenWRT from the factory.

Stupid sexy Skeletor…

I like to alternate between sets of em dashes and sets of parentheses to obscure the fact that I’m using too many “asides” in my writing.

centrists lying right-wingers

FTFY

Wish there was public transit from Atlanta to Amicalola Falls too… 🙁

As an actual human who uses em dashes — or usually, two or three hyphens that turn into an em dash in Markdown — I feel personally attacked.

South American is nearly all going MSAGA, if Brazil goes, Mexico is the last one standing.

Lula won, BTW.

Don’t give the forced-birthers any ideas!

Which still isn’t enough, they should all have the shoulder harness, but those are expensive.

I think the main cost isn’t the purchase price, but rather the operational costs of ride operators having to individually check that everyone is buckled properly. It would slow down the ride and/or increase labor costs due to multiple attendants.

I’ve never ridden Goliath, but I would’ve just assumed it had seatbelts already, in addition to the bar, just because it’s so big and (relatively) new. I could’ve sworn I remember at least one of the other coasters at Six Flags over Georgia already having them, but I can’t remember which one(s). Maybe Mindbender?

Ironically, most of that sort of thing is done better with a minivan.

(Re: 1:06) I can absolutely deny there are criminals, Atilio. There’s no such thing as an immigration criminal and ICE thugs with guns have zero legitimate purpose whatsofuckingever!

As a straight white guy, it kinda feels like “stolen valor” to claim it, but I feel like I know what being an oppressed minority is like because I’m a cyclist.

This isn’t a new thing, by the way. Cycling has been considered sort of subversive against the patriarchic social order going all the way back to the Victorian era and suffragettes and whatnot:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycling_and_feminism
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7C9YUwPtGk

You are proposing a technological workaround to fascism instead of a political actual solution. You see how that’s hardly fucking helpful, right?

Awesome, thanks!

(I do still want to know which specific Costco SKU contains (or “SKUs contain”) that board, though.)

WHAT TV?! Make, model, and firmware revision, specifically!

I want something to get my wife off Pinterest.