Keeping it from replicating and escaping ids the main worry. Self deletion would be fine.

Even when it’s snowing and 0F!

It was also the beginning of the “better living through chemicals” era. Which I kinda think was a backlash to the prohibition of the 30s, just delayed by WW2 a bit.

Also drug company capitalism though.

Edited for grammar.

… on fire, the book burning can’t be far behind.

Many bigger hosting providers also offer email hosting with IMAP access. I currently have a personal domain at a host that offers it, but my email is still hosted with a free Google domains account (it’s grandfathered in for life, but I’m still finally planning to move it to my hosts service).

In less than a month too.

Feels like we need no confidence/snap elections or some shot to deal with this.

But really we needed better protections from dictators and better under-represented vote counting long ago and now we have to fix shit the hard way.

Sure as far as trucks go, it’s a much more reasonable size, but making it out of nearly plate steel and all that flat glass was fucking stupid. And the sharp corners should make the NTSA wake up and implement pedestrian safety standards.

Bring back the mini truck with 6-7 foot bed. This can at least carry lumber with the tailgate down.

Not everywhere in the us, but Texas, where this is happening currently, seems especially bad, at least in counties outside Dallas and Houston area.

This could easily happen in parts of SoCal or anywhere with big Mennonite or Amish cults too.

As a metal worker, if I were to remove the message from this sign, I might use an 18-20v e angle grinder and flap disk grinding wheel so the brass doesn’t foul it too quickly.

Hypothetically, a cold chisel and hammer could work too, though it wouldn’t be as easy to leave a nice polished finish for marking the next message to visitors.