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Hell, I remember when they discontinued the front range express. It was a great service that I used frequently before moving to Denver from the springs.

If I recall correctly, the additional complaints are a more recent discovery, so you likely heard about the single complaint long before they found the others.

They found more complaints in what they believe was his house.

Awesome, thanks for sharing! I do miss a glass of calamansi juice at breakfast, particularly with some longganisa and rice.

That's an interesting point you made about disabling the tracking breaking trust with friends. Everyone is entitled to private moments, and it is strange that friends would feel entitled to your location, particularly when the focus should primarily be about the safety of the group. I suppose we have young people who have come of age in an era when they've had little digital privacy. This doesn't just include corporations and governments but also from their guardians. I could see how this may seem normal to them, but it seems unhealthy from where I'm standing.

They are hell-bent on instigating a regional conflict.

Either virtual court appearances are allowed or they're not. I find it highly dubious that they're targeting these individuals for utilizing procedures that are allowed by policy/law (not sure which). Hell, I was subpoenaed as a witness in a civil case in December and was given the choice of virtual or in person attendance. Of course, I chose virtual, and there were very simple rules to follow.

He believes the paramount of education is... speaking English? I guess then we could send the majority of kids in the US to work at 6 as they'll likely already speak English. I really need to limit my exposure to this man's moronic verbal diarrhea.

I find it interesting that agreements with the US (trumps NAFTA replacement from his first term) would be honored. Our government can't be trusted by anybody, including its supporters.

Absolutely. Linux in general has become very approachable. I recently came back to Linux after 15 years away and I have been very impressed with how well everything just works. I've only experienced very minor issues with peripherals that were solved with a simple Google search or update.

With it being virtually impossible not to buy a "smart" TV, giving people the option to have connected software that doesn't phone home is a great idea. I wish the average person was more aware of these types of options.

Yeah... they don't do anything about the lynchings that happen here...