I’m really in the “something completely different” camp at this point.
I’m really in the “something completely different” camp at this point.
Your archive site is a Captcha loop.
Working the Gulf Highway is an entire culture, with several towns continuing to exist to serve the never-ending construction.
This was true when it was US-75. This is true now that it’s I-45.
Part of my motive for upgrading is actual frustration with the Les Paul as a model. I’ll admit that I bought this guitar under the influence of The Velvet Underground and Nico and K-On!, because I was at the tail end of my weeb phase. But after playing it for a decade, I’ve noticed that actually, the Les Paul has some problems as a design:
I tend to use a modeler over amps. So making that happen isn’t too terribly hard. I’ve even been taking it in to the guitar stores, because it fits in my music bag.
Yeah, after getting an American Strat and an Indonesian Custom 24-08 in my hands yesterday, I’ve ruled out the Strat. Which is weird because when I started, this shopping, it was the guitar I was looking at the closest. And honestly, I probably could have gotten a good Black Friday or Inventory Closeout sale price on an American Strat, given my timeline.
But I may need to try something from Godin. Which is going to take me into the suburbs, because they don’t have a dealer in town.
That law is not yet in effect. It will go into effect in 2025. However, we’re already in the transition, meaning that small used dealers might still be using paper plates. Most of the larger dealers are already licensing cars before sales (a cost you were always required to pay–it’s just that now the dealer pays it and then you pay the dealer than a separate check to the county tax assessor-collector’s office).
Most of the smaller used car lots will generally just keep the plates that had been on the vehicle previously. If you want to sell a car whose license plate is of some specialized type rather than the standard serialized plate, the person who is selling the car must relicense. I have a specialized plate, so if I sold my car, I have to relicense it first.
The other day, I realized that Apple had done things to their version of rm
that made an old script I had on my work machine fail. Apparently, they stuck in something that would just reject certain versions of rm
that are known to be problematic.
It’s not that you can’t do it, it’s that you have to use wildcards now.
This is what happens when you have Windows coming out of the CP/M micro operating system family and everybody else is some kind of Unix derivative.
I don’t want all of Reddit to come flooding in all at once.
But one thing I’ve noticed is that the entire Fediverse has a lot of instance-specific stuff going on. It’s really a question of finding the right instance for you. For example, I didn’t particularly like mastodon.social as an instance of Mastodon, but I’ve found other instances where I gel with the userbase well. It’s actually made the experience more pleasant.
If you’re willing and able, setting up a Lemmy instance for some specific community is actually a good idea. During my holiday break, I’m going to be working on setting up Lemmy for my town and maybe even a club website that I have been assigned control over. .world will suffice in the interim.