Yes I watched it last week and it was good. There is a part in there where they bring supplies to an elderly woman and she talks about Lenin. She worked in a donbas mine for 28 years and now she receives no pension and lives in the basement of an abandoned house.

Demonstrators shouted “Eat a dick!” and “Fuck ICE!” as they pelted the vehicles with dildos. A local sheriff’s deputy was reportedly struck upside the head.

lmao

This will be our second polar vortex this winter in northern Illinois. We hit -30F (-34C) last time with wind chill factored in. They are predicting -35 if the wind hits 20+mph. Just got my Dec gas bill and it’s more than the entire year of 2020 and most of Dec wasn’t even that cold.

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Crew paints Russian flag on Iran-linked tanker pursued by US

Looks like the USA is already starting to exploit Argentinian labor like we do in Chile. For the first time that i can recall I’m seeing produce at the grocery labeled from Argentina.

Smoke show. She’s a former gymnast too. Putin is gonna have a heart attack lol.

In this context the FFT is most likely an acronym for Fast Fourier transform.

that statue got some six pack abs

In Illinois we got hit with 8 inches on Sunday and 6 inches yesterday. Sucks when we get a lot of wet snow and then it gets really cold and freezes on the cement. NWS is predicting 6 degrees tonight.

I’ll check that router out and see what kind of deals I can get on sim cards. Long term solution will either be a 5 G router like you mentioned or starlink.

Once you get everything up and running is the price comparable? Before the pandemic I could get 8 oz container of white button mushrooms or baby portobello for $1 to $2 on sale but they start at $5 now and no price breaks. It would be nice if it came out cheaper. Added bonus I could maybe grow oysters, hen of the woods, shiitakes which are unobtainium at any price where I’m at.

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I had 2 mint mobile plans with 15 Gb/month for total 30Gb/mo and I tethered and hotspotted it for 6 months until I bricked an old pixel 1 because of battery issues. Pixels are a lot better now but 6+ hrs of surfing a day is still probably an extreme use case. Routers have better thermal design and much cheaper to replace. I can also download occasional vids, movies and new linux distros onto a usb stick at the library which is only a few miles away. I just don’t have a lot of confidence that a mobile phone can handle it every day many hours for two years. Starting to lean towards mint internet and mint mobile for phone.

I bricked an OG pixel 1 due to battery swelling 8 years ago so that weighs heavy on my mind. Somebody is laying fiber nearby but the advertising suggests locking into 2 year contract to get speed and cost comparable to xinfinity. I’m almost certainly moving to another state in 2026 and they require payback if you cancel early. I have looked into starlink maybe $60 home (no mobile) or $100 ish for mobile setup. If I’m on the road that might be an option in 2026 but then I would have to make melon even richer than he already is. A lot of commenters online suggest that google fi’s deal with tmobile provides better coverage than mint but I’m not certain of that.

No games and no streaming so just web surfing and occasionally youtube vids. I am extremely online tho so it adds up. I’m not really worried about using more than 50Gb hotspot a month. You’re right about the minternet being an unknown but I did have a mint mobile phone plan a few years ago and the speed was comparable to xinfinity.

Already replied to my own post twice. Three times a charm. I’m trying to find a mobile failure curve but can’t find any with the time axis labeled other than a ‘time’:

My vibes based analysis suggest 2 year average %10 duty cycle (2 hrs day) but using a phone as a router for 6+ hrs a day is an extreme use case.