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Not really, it’s not their network. No way to prohibit it. All you’d do is plug it into power.
Not really, it’s not their network. No way to prohibit it. All you’d do is plug it into power.
They don’t want you plugging in your own gear to their network, fine.
Get one of the “5G Home Internet” services from T-Mobile or Verizon, plug your router into that.
https://www.t-mobile.com/home-internet
https://www.verizon.com/home/internet/5g/
Not on their network, they have absolutely no say over it.
Tons of rivers and lakes, but you still have to be careful. Generally folks are out on the first hot day of the year and forget the water is still 50°. LOL.
There’s this place called “High Rocks” and every year people are like “Well, start the clock until the first drowning…”
It’s way, way too cold most of the year.
There are also dangers like sneaker logs. I love the coast and visit it when I can, but when you’re a kid growing up here they always teach you “Don’t turn your back to the ocean” because it has no pity and can and will straight up kill you.
https://www.weather.gov/safety/ripcurrent-waves
"The coastline of Northern California, Oregon and Washington State are steep, tree lined, and have cold to frigid water temperatures. These beaches are quite unlike the flat, broad beaches of Southern California with their inviting warm water temperatures. The steep slopes of the Northwest’s coastlines are much more likely to cause sneaker waves; the trees that line the cliffs can wind up in the swift ocean currents running along the shoreline; while the cold to frigid temperatures, depending on the season, can induce cold water paralysis for anyone caught in these northwestern ocean waters.
While in Southern California people at the beach are in bathing suits or light summer clothes wading and swimming in warm waters with open beaches, in contrast in the North they wear heavier clothes, coats, shoes, and boots due to the cooler temperatures and in autumn and winter those waters are frigid. Encounters with the waves in Southern California, with its warm water temperatures and broad beaches, might simply knock a person over on the beach, but in the North the cold water temperatures could induce cold water paralysis rendering the individual helpless to escape the pull of the receding wave returning to the ocean.
Always respect the ocean on the beaches of the North Coast of California, Oregon, Washington with their steep, rugged tree lined coasts, and frigid ocean temperatures."
Not sure how this is a crime… breach of TOS, sure, but a crime?
What law is being broken here?
If his fake bands are being paid for bot clicks, that’s a problem for the platforms to figure out. They need to examine their TOS.
PM me if you come out! I know a great podiatrist! We actually just saw him today!
Earthquakes are infrequent. I’ve felt a couple. More of a deal if you’re at the coast because they have tsunami alarms. Feels like a big truck driving behind you.
Oh, and it’s always “the coast”, not “the beach”. People don’t really “go to the beach” like in California, LOL:
Ocean is about an hour away to the west, OTOH there’s a giant volcano an hour to the east.
Bonus, Portland has a dormant volcano inside city limits:
https://www.realtor.com/apartments/Portland_OR/price-na-1279/affordable
It can be done! Keep in mind too, I bet our wages are higher than TN too + no sales tax.
I’d think a fracture big enough to be a problem would be immediately apparent, but if it’s just a hairline, this probably isn’t clear enough to show it…
OTOH, if you’re around Portland, I know a super good podiatrist.
$15 a pound on Amazon…
If you walk without rhythm
You won’t attract the worm
Lemmy.World admins have been pretty good at identifying bot behavior and mass deleting bot accounts.
I’m not going to get into the methodology, because that would just tip people off, but let’s just say it’s not subtle and leave it at that.
Challenge accepted…
More dongles… yay!
Sounds like Patreon with extra steps.
I heard all the controversy about Dustborn and picked up the free demo, it’s a decent little Telltale style game.
Never aged well, Commodore Amiga cost less and did more from the very start.
Curved monitors.
I thought Nintendo shut that down? Or was that just Switch emulation?
The working backwards was interesting, but also fascinating how the ratio of land to sea was so much different at the start.