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Thumbs up! Normal time is awesome. I would prefer to wake up with the sun than the have more light in the evening.

A straightforward fix is to de-list protected items from 3rd party sellers. If they can't sell the product easily they won't try to scalp them and the supply chains will normalize to local stores, Sold by Amazon, etc.

then complain about them to restrict competition! Honestly there's too much of the US that is suburban and has the requirement for single family transports. Maybe this will die off with Gen X/Y as our kids don't seem as interested in even wanting to drive.

Does this mean roaming to them will no longer be free that it isn't the same network?

many thumbs up! I don't know if there is a middle ground with some multiple choice but the test shouldn't be about spouting facts. Many of my exams allowed books or sheets of formulas. Alas in these situations the easier path is "we're not the problem" "ban Ban BAN!"

If you combine this with work from home then is it viable? You have desks that serve a portion of the employees at site and then any are free to work from home part time and when they come into the office they grab a hot desk. Add on some general coffee bar and other common areas to fill it out along with conference rooms and breakout rooms.

They need to beef up the design front. I really liked that Bronco prototype they dug up for the Rampage movie. It is also easier to cut non union jobs. Less of a fight I'm sure.

Man I totally miss the glory days of EPCOT.

I can see suggesting or providing the option but to force people that are very uncomfortable into a mandatory class like that doesn't "Fix" the issue. You can't make funny games and laugh and change a person's predisposition.

The point of the test is to provide a metric of the students technical aptitude. The point of an admissions essay is to get an idea of their life, their goals, their obstacles and what hardships they are overcoming to be the best person they can. Let's not cross the two, that's just misplaced and backwards.

Larger family here and we fight the 1TB cab almost every month. I have to keep an eye on the last week of the billing period. If they would up it to 1.5 I wouldn't ever need to check.

The last week of everything month is me closely watching consumption and yelling at the kids (and myself) to keep it under Comcast's 1TB. Under normal use we are just at the limit but occasionally we'd go over but 100gb without cutting back. Game downloads on Xbox seem to be another issue. Even if it's a physical copy the "patch" is still almost a full 100gig download. Sadly the only offerings are "no cap at double the price" or "enjoy your 1TB."

hah! but yes two spaces after a period is my default and i believe easier to read. I try to leave two spaces when I write by hand but it never works out. :)

I collect music. Lots of it. I re-listen over and over. For movies though I am typically a "single watch" person except for my all time favorites. Netflix DVD makes it where I can watch these (within a reasonable release delay) without having to own them. Many of these would take years to find their way into streaming so my choices are buy it or Netflix DVD. That's still the primary use I have of Netflix. I stream their original content but I use DVDs for all else.