OMG thank you. I'm so sick of that article reappearing every few weeks. The author mentions the steep learning curve, then proceeds to climb about 0.001% of that curve before publishing their woefully ignorant review.

I'm also 150 on an atom. I think the Piper I was flying was an 18m, which would definitely require more juice.

I didn't read that as mean at all. When these winds die down, I'm gonna head to the beach and try an efficiency flight, while praying that those making our world shittier get what they deserve sooner rather than later.

2L/hour on a Piper? I'm sure I burned a bit over 3L/h the few times I flew a Piper with my Atom80. And that was at sea level along Galveston Island in the winter. What motor you flying?

I've been very slow on uptake. I'll occasionally use it to suggest code solutions, the results of which I usually have to correct. I find myself using www.perplexity.ai instead of Google a lot now, though.

I actually followed through and submitted negative feedback, including a link to the text of the EO, which pertains only to US governmental agencies.

Man, that brings back memories. Except for the time that JChris told me how I got back to my hotel in Boston that one time. Don't remember that.

Do I have to edit a config and run an update every time I want to put something in or take something out?

Many years ago, in the days of the flip phone, this was my ringtone. :-)

Source: github.com/dopplerrefle...

10:30pm and it's 24 and dropping. Input tank full, output tank empty, faucet dripping and cabinet open and fingers crossed. If it still freezes, I can pour hot water on the hose bib and hook the hose up in the morning. Worst case: sponge bath.

Nope. Never been married and rarely been in a sustained relationship. I tried a few times when I was younger and decided that I'd wait until I found the one I couldn't resist. Not really looking anymore, because I'm so habitually me that I can't imagine having to morph into an "us."

I bet that's historic for that area. I saw a photo from I-10 near Tallahassee today, and it looked miserable. They ain't got resources for that kinda weather there, I imagine.