We had the watches, but they had the time.

Thank you for these recommendations, I will check them out. Either of these seem like they would work!

Join Toastmasters and they will (quite kindly) help you rid yourself of this in a few weeks.

Depending on OPs aptitude, they could have the Raspi connected to the internet and transmit the data immediately, bypassing a drive (though probably not a read/write cycle).

Could lift a page out of portable ops and use a LiFePo4 battery for power.

Just spitballin’.

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Looks like the front fell off. Tow it out of the environment.

One does have to know the airspeed velocity of an unlaiden swallow.

This was worth the watch. No jump cuts or annoying VO, except to explain the scenes.

I’ve been there a few times over the past decade. It’s a major metro city with substantial tourism. The people there are just like people anywhere else in the world in that if you treat them with respect, they will reflect that; and if you treat them like smug shit, they will also treat you like smug shit.

The semi-popular reputation Paris has is unearned and based in prejudice.

From the Wiki:

The wreck of RMS Titanic lies at a depth of about 12,500 feet (3,800 metres; 2,100 fathoms)

But that hair tho

You don’t become a billionaire by spending all your money

But fr tho that hair is wrecked

But security be off committing their own crimes…

The year is 2045, after record profits of 18 quadrillion dollars and formal recognition by the UN, the new nation Republic of Google (formerly Cuba) announces closure of its final web product: Google Search.

I am different from Washington; I have a higher, grander standard of principle. Washington could not lie. I can lie, but I won’t.

–Mark Twain

Check out a book called House of Leaves by Danielewski. You pretty much have to have an actual copy.

“Stand of the tide” is offered by Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slack_tide?wprov=sfti1#Misconceptions

Archive.ph link because the site paywall and cookie rejection options are garbage: https://archive.ph/VDbAd

furkot.com

I have traveled extensively, and use this to generate my routes. You can restrict toll road usage, it can automatically plan your gas stops and suggest night stops. You can specify day start and end times, restrict the number of driving hours, and can even include brief stops (like for sightseeing) and it will automatically adjust your entire itinerary. You can specify your planned driving in speed in absolute terms, or in relative terms (as a percentage of the expected speed limit), and if you add or remove a point, it will automatically place it into a point in your itinerary which makes the most sense.

It’s amazing.