I worked IT in a high school for about 10 years. Here are some of the doozies:

• weed stashed in a PC case
• pop tart jammed into a DVD drive
• illicit domain admin account created by a student worker
• script to set porn to be the default background on reboot.

Gerrymandered by the GOP. Legislature realizes that the people want to approve a constitutional amendment so they are trying to make it harder to do so by whipping up right wing panic.

I'm still getting used to the whole "instance" thing but I think that a FOSS, decentralized thing has a better chance to stick around a while.

My wife and I use Goodbudget with a single login. It's pretty quick to add purchases as they are made and easy to look through the history and see trends.

I have a 2015 that has the cross bars. This would be for suitcases when camping or vacation primarily. Thanks for the forum link. I'll check it out.

I still haven't fully figured out the fridge after a year and 7 trips. We invested in a separate canopy with screen walls and that's a lot more reliable than the awning.

Plenty of times. I exclusively interact with it on my phone with a 3rd party app. As soon as the app stops working, I stop Reddit. I'm not installing the Reddit app. The boycott is kinda a moot point for me.

I only use my phone so I'll bounce between both until Relay stops working and then stop using Reddit. If Relay keeps working then I'll keep using Reddit. Simple.

I got a 2004 Viking Epic for 4500 last year.