Loughla

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by Loughla 11mo ago
You can get them, but they're either fleet vehicles (not for sale to normies) or used fleet that have been rode hard and maybe maintained. It's no good.
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by Loughla 11mo ago
Growing up on a farm taught me that animals are absolutely able to think and learn. Not in the same way as humans, but I'm fully convinced there are degrees of consciousness. Watching new calves play in spring meadows is one of the mos
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by Loughla 11mo ago
As a former full-time farmer, and current part-time farmer I wish people would go back to driving cars instead of trucks. At best you can find a four door truck with a 6.5' bed and a tiny 2.7 V6 nowadays. If you want anything with enou
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by Loughla 11mo ago
Yeah but those make sense. They're trying to connect in a safe way. But to have an account that just automatically replies with obvious LLM answers? I don't see a point to that is what I'm saying.
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by Loughla 11mo ago
What's the point of doing that?
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by Loughla 11mo ago
So it's okay for people who have the power and connections to actually impact the world in the horrible ways they're "joking"about to make jokes about doing just that? I don't think it is. What's the old saying
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by Loughla 11mo ago
The smart ones are building bunkers to escape the hell that the US will become when the civil war actually starts. They're not hoping to survive the apocalypse, they're just hoping to ride out the 20 or 30 years of war and return
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by Loughla 11mo ago
Fucking Menards and home Depot on mobile are two of the worst websites that exist. They're slow and full of bugs. Desktop is fine. Mobile sucks. I have to imagine it's intentional to push mobile users towards the app.
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by Loughla 11mo ago
For real though. The moderation on this site is on point.
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by Loughla 11mo ago
Genuinely I don't understand how people post under their own name or connect their accounts to their real identities at all. I learned early that my opinion can piss people off (even though I think I'm pretty milquetoast to be hon
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by Loughla 11mo ago
I agree with you 100%. The speed limit isn't seen as a limit, culturally, in the united states from what I can tell. Anymore, it's treated as the minimum socially acceptable speed on roads.
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by Loughla 11mo ago
Just a note for anyone passing by. The side effects are rare, except diarrhea and you need to watch your liver enzyme levels if I remember right. Everyone I know who's taken that had diarrhea the entire time (manageable with meds), and
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by Loughla 11mo ago
>In general the US actually subsidizes pharma for the rest of the world. I've never understood this argument. Our companies make money off of people in other countries. I understand that our costs are higher in the US, but I don&#x2
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by Loughla 11mo ago
I'm sending this to all of my young family members. To them, some of these dark patterns are just a natural part of using technology. It's not great.
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by Loughla 1y ago
Daniel Raab can never come back to the United States. And to be honest, I say good, he can stay away. Ideology is one thing, but he is enjoying killing civilians, knowing they're civilians. Awful.
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by Loughla 1y ago
Jesus fucking Christ.
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by Loughla 1y ago
I haven't had any problems with my shield since the update that killed it about 3 years ago. Or maybe I've just gotten used to it? Are you having issues with yours?
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by Loughla 1y ago
My point was that he is acting like a king. And if he's allowed to act like a king, checks and balances don't mean anything. Which makes him the king. Turns out, letting government operate on a system of agreements that require ap
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by Loughla 1y ago
The ada.gov website has a banner that reads, "Democrats have shut down the government. Department of Justice websites are not currently regularly updated." Trump is the king. Edit: To be clear, I think it's complete and utter
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by Loughla 1y ago
>3d knitted construction This genuinely has to be a gag.
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by Loughla 1y ago
Perfect. Thanks!
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by Loughla 1y ago
Our best approach was to run fiber in the ground in the public right-of-way on county or local streets and avoided the state highways. It was much easier to get easements with property owners and local towns than the state (as far as I know
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by Loughla 1y ago
All I can say is good luck. We spun up a co-op isp to take advantage of fiber grants for rural areas about a decade ago. Maybe it was because of the grants, but it was a fucking nightmare getting off the ground even though we had nearly 90%
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by Loughla 1y ago
I haven't encountered that. Where are you seeing that other than in one or two people? Is that a thing in online spaces?
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by Loughla 1y ago
Hey, that's really timely for me. I'm getting ready to set a mesh network for my older parents as well. Do you have any suggestions for hardware and software? I live a ways away from them so I need this to be pretty much faultless
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by Loughla 1y ago
I don't mean to be hateful with this, but what's the point of your post besides random conjecture and a sort of rant about something only vaguely related to the story?
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by Loughla 1y ago
Other than voice how would you send instructions that don't really on changing your focus? I can listen while doing other things. What else would you do?
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by Loughla 1y ago
What is your point? I'm afraid I missed the point of your statement.
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by Loughla 1y ago
I think it would be smaller. While I hate always connected DRM, and lamented the death of physical media when steam got huge (and also refused to get a steam account for years for that reason), we would have multiple shitty stores if steam
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by Loughla 1y ago
That's fair. I apologize for turning left instead of following your lead. But I still stand by my rant. It's a garbage system.

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