Because it’s cheaper. As I posted in a reply below, AT&T tried to SLAM me into a current plan. It was almost double what I pay now. My bill is $54/mo. That is unlimited data and unlimited text. I don’t give a crap about tethering or hotspots, as I don’t use it for that.
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But I don’t. I’m grandfathered in (with unlimited text). I pay $54/mo. I make about 6 minutes of calls per month (mostly to call a cab on Saturday night or order lunch on Wednesdays). I have incoming calls disabled and use Teams or Gchat to do what little talking I need to do. My phone is a “phone” in name only. It’s…
At least 1. I still have mine.
Maybe because they are the News... emphasis on “New”. Climate change may be extremely important (spoiler: it is), but it’s hardly new.
Sprouts, romain lettuce, spinach... It’s like God is telling us “Eat more meat”.
None. The answer is none. I don’t fly (medical issues). I drive everywhere. I did a 22hr drive (each way) to Orlando/Tampa last year. The day spent driving is part of the vacation. It’s relaxing and I all interactions with people during those 2 days are kept to an absolute bare minimum, which is a bonus.
Yes
I just spent a week at a Comfort Suites hotel. They had multiple inputs on the TV, but I couldn’t switch from the HDMI1 port. The ‘Input’ button on the remote didn’t work or was disabled.
I find a golf club works well. Doesn’t matter which one, the average toddler is only going 15-20 yards regardless of the angle on the club.
Meat is Still Good, According to Study of My Taste Buds.
Kudos for using a real marker of heart health (coronary calcium score) rather than relying on the long debunked cholesterol. The number of times I have to explain to people “The cholesterol you eat has *0* correlation to the cholesterol in your blood. Your digestive track completely breaks down any you eat and your…
To give you a less snarky answer, what changed is that “we now live long enough for this to affect us.” Back when our ancestors were eating mammoth, they weren’t living into their 60s and 70s. They didn’t live long enough for heart disease to kill them.
Which kind of milk will make you feel least guilty?
I was able to watch it on my Kubuntu machines no problem. Just set Ktorrent to download it and play it DRM free.
The answer is:
(if your age > 40): It’s rude and the writer is the asshole.
(if your age < 35): It’s normal and the cashier is the asshole
(Else): Both people are probably assholes
fair enough on the Rian Johnson ones. I missed that they were no longer in development.
I’ve aged long past the age where social media being any sort of reference material for jobs. I’m not a boomer, but I’m at the point in my career where I don’t need to apply for jobs with a resume. People approach me with opportunities rather than me having to apply for them. I get that isn’t the case for most people, …
It really does work well. I get that a lot of people (like, nearly all of them) like pictures to commemorate events, but they really annoy me. I’ve found that offering to take the picture seems to work way better than being anti-social.
How I managed it for the last 35ish years: