Where is this kept and what is the setting of the painting?

The good news is, the Dems have no plans other than continuing unsuccessful policy to align themselves with corporations, progressives can continue to be successful if we keep at it.

Most people can do their taxes in 30 minutes. Enter your wages (W-2), if you have dependents(kids), if you have a mortgage and any other deductions(retirement, health care costs) as a non-billionaire.

It’s really only complex if you own your own/are selling your business, are a landlord, are a day trader on the stock market, or have a death/divorce.

Just like the Saudi family’s private jet being the only passenger jet allowed in the air on 9/11 despite 15/19 hijackers being Saudi, the perpetrating party is being given grace because they need to clean things up first and construct the narrative.

Just have the money people flush the system. Can we do something like that? Can we just uh, block the Internet?

They wouldn’t care, they’re the network. The issuing banks OTOH…

Keepass.

Sure, it’s why most substantive fiber buildouts stopped 10+ years ago. There are still large swaths of land where even the range of a tower it still doesn’t make sense financially as there aren’t enough very rural customers per tower.

As an American it was always somewhat puzzling to understand the deeper drivers of cultural differences between the Canadian provinces having never been anywhere but BC and briefly, but the book “On Oil” is a great recent history of the spread of oil culture and money in Alberta, the Texas influences and ties there and helps frame why so much money and media influence is being welded against Canadian values and democracy right now.

It’s short and incredibly informative. https://www.biblioasis.com/shop/new-releases/on-oil/

Like I said, guaranteed.

Or, as I saw this morning IOTs, apparently having a thirrrsty Keurig: https://i.ibb.co/wZwpMs57/2107284088247689290.jpg

Try Trumpcoin, guaranteed to deliver results.

You and Op are both right; for my example Mint’s home “internet” is unlimited data but in the fine print it’s a 1TB cap per month after which your data/traffic may be shaped, slowed, deprioritized, etc. Obviously only a marketer would call that “unlimited”, though I doubt most average users would hit 1tb in a month unless hosting, massively to renting, etc. which is not the mandatory use case for most on Frugal.

Also, the cell towers have fiber run to them so wouldn’t they have the same theoretical bandwidth to the tower as a fiber line? Obviously from the tower to your wireless 5g gateway you’ve got signal strength and normal degradation, but I’d guess the actual “limit” to a 5g tower and the number of simultaneous connections it can handle is probably not an issue for the majority of sites not in a densely urban area.

Yeah, sorry you’re in the Internet dead zone, it’s just never going to pencil out to build towers to every corner of large rural areas in any country; hopefully someone launches a non-fascist Starlink equivalent in the future for folks in your predicament. Pretty tough to be without good internet/wireless in 2026. If any of the ISPs would have been held to account to build out rural internet that they took money for the last 30 years you’d probably be in a better spot.

You have to do 2 shots of crude oil to enter a lottery for a ticket to be able to pay for a ticket so you can checkout for groceries.

Not to be confused with his cousin who smokes, the Rasp Ska lion

Moo.

Not just the singular inconvenience but plural implying they acknowledge they anticipate more than one inconvenience for the average gas junkie/hose hog.

Shouldn’t I feel nervous about fecal floaties?

Woof. I work in HR, and have to admit, literacy is failing everywhere, including with policy writers and readers.