ReluctantMuskrat @ ReluctantMuskrat @lemmy.world

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Definitely, but it's much easier to get some gas and bring it back to the car. Lots of people that can help and lots of services to call on. Not impossible but much fewer options for an all-electric.

Most people own cars a long time and it's used for all their trips, around town and crossbcountry. You only have to get stuck somewhere remote once without a way to charge to have a bad time.

And more easily monitored.

My point is none of the other candidates should have agreed to sign it. It confirms they'll support someone who tried to overthrow the government before they'll vote Democrat.

And I'm not sure you're right re: Trump's motives. He wouldn't agree to support the other candidates in 2016 either, and this time around I wouldn't be surprised if he ran independent if he doesn't get the nomination.

Honestly they should all refuse to sign it because the bastards should not agree to support the traitor Trump if he wins the nomination.

Legal immigrants have rights and must be paid legal wages. Illegal immigrants will work for less, have no rights and won't sue you.

I'm a developer with 30 years experience in lots of languages and honestly PowerShell one of my favorite. Of course anything is an improvement over batch file scripting but it's so much better than bash. An object-oriented command line is amazing - such a huge improvment over having to use text-processing tools to parse output. Built-in support for virtually every text file format, easy access to web and rest services, and now that it's cross-platform and open-source I'm using it consistently on Linux and Macs. I've been using it for almost 15 years and it's sad how few people outside of the Windows eco-system are familiar with it, and even more resistant just because it's from MS.

Longer and healthier? Diabetes, obesity, heart-disease and auto-immune diseases are at all time highs.

Not to ask a possibly silly question but I haven't seen these questions asked and I don't know your network experience. You've supplied the actual network address of your pihole machine and not the 192.168.1.250 address shown, right? And you've set your pihole server up to have a static ip address as well, correct? You don't want it assigned dynamically and therefore randomly everytime it renews its lease.

If the ip address is statically assigned - either hard-coded as static on the machine or at least being statically assigned on your router via its mac address - then setting the dns server on your router should work. I would however assign 2nd and 3rd dns servers as Google dns or cloud flare ip addresses in case your pihole server is ever down. (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8 or some of the others). If that's all confirmed and your machines are not receiving your configured dns settings from the router, it's possible (seems unlikely) the spectrum supplied router is ignoring the settings and assigning their dns servers. If so, buy your own router and put it between your home network and the spectrum hardware. Then you have control and it doesn't matter what their hardware does. You'll just set yours up on a different subnet - 192.168.x where x doesn't match the same value as the spectrum network - and you should be good to go.

Good luck!