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  • Driving down the mountain

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    wtgW
    What beautiful country, @Bernard ! Reminds me of Door County, except you have mountains.
  • Happy Birthday, @pique!

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    Belated birthday greetings!
  • Firefighter hiring hang-ups

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    You cannot fix stupid.
  • Cute!

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    ShiroKuroS
    Oh yeah, those are soooo cute!!!! They're so tiny!!!!
  • Another reason to hate reCAPTCHA

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  • Alan Turing's secret project

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    @Steve-Miller Alan had plenty of help with that.
  • Perhaps even a little more

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    @jon-nyc LOLLOL
  • Feds suing states - IL goes first

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    wtgW
    Our governor has a sense of humor. https://bsky.app/profile/muellershewrote.bsky.social/post/3lhmi36kkm22e
  • LOLcritters

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    AdagioMA
    Love those squid eggs!
  • Places I wouldn't vacation

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    I've enjoyed visits to caves a number of times over the years. I think the last was Ruby Falls near Chattanooga. When I was in college, I went spelunking in caves with the Explorers Club. I had to slither through some tighter spots. There's an extensive sandstone cave system in western Pennsylvania, Laurel Caverns, that may soon become the state's first underground state park. Elevators don't normally bother me; what I find frightening is unconfined high places. Those two things once intersected in a downtown Pittsburgh building where I worked. I was stuck between floors in an elevator and learned that a side panel could be opened for access. The maintenance people stopped the elevator in the adjacent shaft next to the one I was in and opened the access panels in both to get me and a couple of other people out. There was nothing much but air in the intervening space, except for a steel beam about shoulder height that we had to pass under to get to the other elevator. I gripped that beam so tightly as I ducked under it that it should still have fingerprints indented in its surface. Big Al
  • Feb 7 news digest

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    Auntie Beeb’s take on the week. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjdep9j31l8o
  • Springfield, OH

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    Lawyers may save us all! Who knew?
  • Treasury payment system

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    One comment I read was sort of interesting. The computers and software used by these departments are ancient, and programmed in languages like Fortran. The children Elroy sent in to wreck things are not likely to know anything about how they work. They will figure it out eventually but it will take a while.
  • Wildlife Photography winners

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  • Apparently not getting our money's worth

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  • Hey Ax

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    wtgW
    @RealPlayer - Not to worry! @Axtremus posted some great info in that thread and that's probably what stood out.
  • The Green Proving Ground no more

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  • We had a little bit of ice

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    Hmmm…very of, @RealPlayer . When I click on it I get the video than I wanted to share, no commercial. I wonder if it has something to do with the browser I use, which is Brave. I’ll check tomorrow.
  • School cybersecurity

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  • Can't tell the players without a scorecard

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    I was just about to post a similar list. This one is more clear. Thanks!