I love the front sear on the upper level of double decker buses. You can see so much though the huge window.

I had one but deleted it when they stopped allowing third party clients (probably 10 or so years ago). Maybe I can have the second dose?

What about a mini laptop?

I love that it assumes you just have a bunch of random expensive stuff you aren’t using.

Tldr: google is now adding tracking via a URL shortener to every link shared via the share menu in chrome.

To weed out people who scrutinize the scam. The same reason scams often have misspelled words. They want people who will react quickly without thinking too hard.

Ones from 1982 and earlier are much more valuable when melted down.

I used to live in a condo and the management company charged a fee if I used ACH from a checking account but nothing if I mailed in a check. My bank would mail checks for free so I did that. It seemed much less convenient for them to have to open and cash all those checks but that wasn’t my problem.

I’m not in a swing state but I still get a decent amount of political spam. It’s mostly random PACs sending clickbait texts asking me to donate. Every so often I get a text from a candidate running in a completely different state and wonder where they got their lists.

to: Dr. Jækel Hydensen and Family would be better in English.

We sometimes send things to “The Hydensen Family” but that does seem to assume that the heads of the family have the same last name.

For #2 in my area people already pay a decent amount more in property taxes if they don’t live in the property. Also companies (and even individuals) usually makes new LLCs for each building they own for liability reasons, so it would have to include a provision for calculating who owns all the LLCs.

Second posteo. It’s simple and supports imap, caldav, carddav.

If you’re in the US and on a carrier that supports stir/shaken and voLTE, Carrion can block (or silence) calls that fail verification. It can also block calls from a block list.

It’s been like 6 years since I’ve owned a car but I’ll try to estimate what is was when I had one.

• $150 a year in registration
• $100 a month in insurance
• $100 a month in gas
• Not sure about maintenance but probably $50-$100 a month
• $130 a year city sticker

So my estimate is $3500-$4000 a year

But I do spend about $150 a year in bicycle maintenance so there’s that. And about $50 a month in bus fares.

Earlier this year I had a connection in Doha, Qatar on my way to the US. I had to go through security twice even though it was a connection from another international flight (first was after getting off the first flight and the second was right before getting on second flight). Both times they took away all liquids, even those bought in the airport.

Do they test everyone’s shoes or do you just have to be extremely unlucky?

This is the Mont Blanc Tramway in Saint Gervais, France

Join the friction shifter gang!

My mom got one but she upgraded from a 3 so it’s a big improvement. I got an 8 a couple month ago and see no reason to upgrade. Most of the changes seem to be AI related with very minor hardware improvements.

There’s a place near me called Just Salad that has several posters on the windows stating the sell more than salads.