Someone in these comments posted that, while there are two better wired providers in their complex, they're being charged $65/month for a 200 mbps wi-fi only line. They already have a more affordable 1 gbps / 300 mbps cable service. Look for the grandfather post to my other post on this topic to find them.

Just seed legal stuff like Linux ISOs. I might even set up a script to become a major seeder for all the big distros if my complex pulled something like this with a wi-fi only service.

Did you not read the summary? The single-purpose AI was 94% accurate at telling them apart without that machine. With it, it reached 100%.

With Mullvad your username is your account number and the password is a lowercase m. It's pretty hard to lose. Also, they offer 1, 3, 6, and 12-month subs, which end at a random time up to a day after when it should be up to avoid the method you mention (my current one is about half a day extra). They don't even track what length sub you bought and don't discount for more length. I'd imagine that using payment processor metadata to track the purchase would be quite difficult.

Mullvad users have account numbers and are identified by such. They don't even keep the payment receipts beyond a couple of weeks. If Mullvad doesn't log usage by account number, then even if the cops have the users account number, there's still nothing for them to get.

There is no proof that protons decay yet. The end may be a bunch of photons, protons, and electrons with a relative smattering of neutrinos.

Realistically, you'd have a bill that allows Medicare to negotiate drug prices with pharmaceutical companies like any other insurer. If Medicare decides not to cover your drug, you're pretty well screwed so, that would give Medicare leverage. Part of the Inflation Reduction Act specifically allows Medicare to negotiate prices on a few dozen medicines. I wish they'd just unshackled it all together but, the filibuster is a thing and Democrats only had a minimum majority in the Senate.

Any such strike would be seen coming far enough in advance for either of those nations to use nuclear retaliation. There's a reason that no two nuclear-armed nations have entered into direct warfare since atomic weapons became a thing.

While this is generally true, a 100-level history or geography textbook would probably require proper sourcing and relatively recent information. A thirty-year-old geography book would likely still have Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia as nations. Specifically concerning the latter, you definitely want properly sourced information to avoid issues. I say this as someone who in the mid-to-late 90s had textbooks that still had the USSR on maps.

Every intervention fails? Did the Allies fail to stop Nazi Germany from ruling all of Europe or Imperial Japan from maintaining control over Southeast Asia? Absolutes are dangerous, one can usually find exceptions to them.

If domesticated species qualify as invasive, then those who domesticated them should be as well. Humans are only native to parts of Africa and we've managed to trigger an entire mass extinction event. If Felis Catus is number 1787 then Homo Sapiens should be 1788.

Here's a source for the man who raped the girl being arrested.

This is not the case. The Ohio trigger law doesn't allow any exceptions. A ten-year-old girl in Ohio had to travel to Indiana to get an abortion after being abused. This only worked because Indiana hasn't passed an anti-abortion law yet (they have a special legislative session planned for July 25th).

Just outside of Flint, MI I pay that same amount to Charter for 100/12. The next "best" service is Frontier 12/2 for about $50/month.

I'm guessing that, in your fantasy world, there are no liberal Marines? They exist, and they are just as capable as the ones you are imagining. Fortunately for our nation, regardless of their political leanings, soldiers as a whole tend to be less violently minded than your delusion suggests.