I am like you. But mine is more of, if I type it out that is good enough for me and I will move on to the next post feeling satisfied.

Thanks for the good laugh

July 89 is fantastic all around. Every show that month was hot.

I know how to rent a place and we did look at an apartment for him but it was $100 more unfurnished. Also, these are kids right out of high school, so college freshman. Not like I would help pay for my junior college kids rent.

This is us right now. My kid is going to a junior college out of state to play lacrosse. They have no dorms and need to rent apartments. He has 3 other people living with and each pays 929 in rent. That includes utilities and is furnished. Oh and this is only a 2 bedroom apartment.

Candyman, thought of a dark bathroom still scares me.

Nope, it will be pretty sweet if you pit to much in though. And price wise it isn't to bad

I may try Thunderbird again. Only thing I do not like about the screenshots is the far left toolbar, but I will still check it out.

We started using this dairy-free vanilla almond creamer. I am not sure if the name but can update when home. It is very tasty.

Edit: I am so embarrassed and should have known it was Silk. Oyvey!

Grateful Dead. Sure we have Dead & Co. but they are no Grateful Dead.

As much as I love z-library, libgen or Anna's Archive they are coming through for me for my kids books. Subjects like HVAC or construction or not showing up. Thanks for the IRC tip.

Or you could create your own using writeable nfc tags for about $10. I am not promoting piracy (who am I kidding, yes I am) but wanted to put this out there

So far I think connect has the sync feel and I am really digging it.

I recommend A Tradition of Violence about the LA police gangs. Behind the police was....insightful

Inside Out - inside out

Early Zack de la Rocha straight edge.

Edit: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ASJFqvI8-kY

I am trying to find books for my kids college classes. Having a hard time find construction management books. Anyone have any leads on that one?

I'm glad someone mentioned Anna's Archive. I have found just about everything I was looking for.

I will also vote bitwarden. I gave my whole family using it and they took to it pretty easily. I really like the sharing part and how I can set groups and then only share certain passwords in those groups.

I will argue from experience that Homeassistant runs pretty damn good on a pi using an SSD. They have an image specifically for HA as well.

I'm in the same boat. I stopped for about 10 years and then setup a media server. Started with music and then movies TV series. Mostly using open directories which has been pretty great.