What happened to Ireland?

The service was useful for me even without any need of sharing links.

Before Strava and other similar services, I would map routes on Google maps and then paste the shortened URL into a spreadsheet with a text that describe the route. I think I did that because Magellan stopped supporting uploading data from my HRM.

Anyway, I started to manually replace the shortened links in my spreadsheet that last time this story hit Slashdot, but became bored. If there were a tool to replace them, that would be great!

Some states require stores to give you cash if the value remaining on the gift card is below a certain dollar amount.

https://lifehacker.com/stores-in-these-states-must-give-you-cash-for-your-gift-1831488224

CA $10
CO $5
CT $3
ME $5

and several more

"It was outdoor detail and May is one damn fine month to be working outdoors."

bad mod

(or trepanning) That was literally "operating in the Stone Age."

first post

If they can explain my brain data to me, they are welcome to it as long as they give me that information for free and the data is anonymized when sold. I wonder if they can get names and addresses from the raw data. I doubt it and I hope not after my first statement.

The New York legislature has been a mess for longer than you think, according to this quote from 1776.

Lewis Morris: [as John Hancock is about to swat a fly] Mr. Secretary, New York abstains, courteously.
[Hancock raises his fly swatter at Morris, then draws back]
John Hancock: Mr. Morris,
[pause, then shouts]
John Hancock: WHAT IN HELL GOES ON IN NEW YORK?
Lewis Morris: I'm sorry Mr. President, but the simple fact is that our legislature has never sent us explicit instructions on anything!
John Hancock: NEVER?
[slams fly swatter onto his desk]
John Hancock: That's impossible!
Lewis Morris: Mr. President, have you ever been present at a meeting of the New York legislature?
[Hancock shakes his head "No"]
Lewis Morris: They speak very fast and very loud, and nobody listens to anybody else, with the result that nothing ever gets done.
[turns to the Congress as he returns to his seat]
Lewis Morris: I beg the Congress's pardon.
John Hancock: [grimly] My sympathies, Mr. Morris.

They tried it before. http://thedoghousediaries.com/974 It must be been before the camera was upgraded.

Sad. From the comments, it seems nobody even remembers what a hypercube computer is.

Easy - they will give the indie labels plenty of air time .... Sunday morning around 2am-ish