I had Google Fi for a while, which was Sprint/T-Mobile, and it worked inside city limits. As soon as I left town (unless on I-5), I lost service.

Verizon, for me, has the best coverage in our area, but I don't care for the cost. I just live with it because my service usually just works.

When, specifically, was I can has cheezburger? 2007?

Ax and Tobias!

The restaurant competes with Scooter's (which pisses Scooter off to no end) and operates in the city of Monika. Of the Nosferra sisters, Kaycee (left) is the manager, Kara (middle) is financial officer, and Karen (right) is owner/operator. @kilkan90.bsky.social designs!

Yikes. If Wired got hit, then it's only a matter of time before Ars Technica gets hit as well.

Wouldn't the axes be reversed? Y should equal horny since it's on the vertical axis.

And yet downtown PDX is supposedly the "bad parts" of Portland if you listen to anyone in the suburbs.

I'd rather be welcomed by "weirdos" than accepted by the old folks.

Don't tell me I'm literally the only person with less than five tabs open at a time in my browser. I can't stand the people that have hundreds of tabs open...How do you find anything?

Carribean and Sage

Both are effective, and I laugh at the lock company that thought they could beat the #2 lockpicker in Youtube.

LPL is professional, and McNally does it with flair.

Yes, underground power lines are more resilient against wind, rain and ice events, but that moves the weakest link to wherever the overhead to underground connection is.

In the PNW, trees are the #1 destroyer of power lines, and to be honest I'm surprised how few outages my area had yesterday.