etchinghillside @ etchinghillside @reddthat.com

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I have a hard time recommending Whataburger to others – you’re not missing anything special if you’ve never had it.

But – it’s my go-to. Give me some meatycheesyblobness and spicey ketchup please.

This feels like that time Warcraft 3 was murdered.

Was very confused why this was being asked. Was not aware there was a mechanism to send a shutdown signal. Thanks.

Where is Rizzler used?

Isn’t the purpose of a guest network to be on its own VLAN and not have access to things on your home network? Is there another reason? (Additional information like ISP and IP are all I can think of.)

You forgot to add something to the cart and then remove it a few days later.

I think you might be misinterpreting me.

Gotcha - I guess I’m still not following though. Twitter and Reddit upped API fees because the data could be used to train LLMs.

Obviously if you had access to everyone’s driving/Tesla data - that’d be valuable - but I am assuming the API data is only for the owners using these the apps like you mentioned.

Is the data available across all users or are they prepping to release some kind of anonymized user data?

If Antartica is a country in the new world order – then screw them.

What’s the data? The article says the app was fleet management? So location and remote opening doors or something?

Im waiting to get trolled and have no back paddles or something.

You might fact check that.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news – you subconsciously prefer the Jim Beam and are sleep drinking it at night.

Yup - I am keeping an eye out for something like this. Not super urgently looking though.

Verizon wouldn’t sell anything larger than a 15gb plan - glad those days of juggling SIM cards are past.

But yeah - Starlink has helped a lot. I still have 3 big cell prover SIM cards and modems/router for redundancy.

My residence is registered at my parents house. I’m fortunate for that – not sure what I’ll do when they pass.

The companies I work for are typically smaller - my bosses and teams usually know I’m a bit of a vagrant. When I get acquired by larger companies I’m a little more tight lipped and vigilant with VPN use.

Software Engineer

I move every 2 weeks in an RV. So I roughly wake up in 26 different places over the year.

Internet is rough. But has gotten better over the years since I started.

I could imagine that socially it might be difficult for some.

But largely my routine is similar to if I were in a house/apartment:

Weekdays: work, cook/eat, walk/hike/explore, games, sleep. Weekends: groceries, cook/eat, chores/maintenance, relocate if needed, walk/hike/explore, games, sleep.

Oh - I usually remind people they’re giving up a dishwasher and laundry machines unless they’re going pretty big on their RV purchase.

Recently I’ve been parking during the summer and flying to different countries. It’s more or less the same - solid internet is a challenge and you get to work on a potential language barrier.

Or – outlaw porn and birth-control and hope the birth rate goes up.

Surely the savings will be passed to the consumers…