You can even get a workable burr grinder for ~$40.

This is good news I think. It suggests that at least part of your experience is biochemical, which means there’s a decent chance that some of it can be relieved with diet or medication or both.

https://www.nhtsa.gov/?nhtsaId=25V636000

https://www.usatoday.com/story/cars/recalls/2025/09/26/bmw-engine-starter-recall-fire-risk/86365136007/

US models:

2019-2021 BMW 330i 2019-2022 BMW Z4 2020-2022 BMW 530i, X3 and X4 2020-2022 Toyota Supra 2021-2022 BMW 430i and 430i Convertible 2022 BMW 230i

How is this even a thing that could be asked for? Who do they think they are, Nintendo?

For early EVs, where the battery life is “relatively short” (think 100K miles), yes. But ICE engine life up until about the late 80s was around that, too. Now it’s more like 200K miles before a major engine repair costs more than it’s worth doing. EV batteries are getting to around the same 200K mile threshold, and while the battery replacement will be expensive, it’ll be the same “not wortht the cost, time to buy a new car” that a comparable ICE car would be.

There are dozens of us!

It is. I’ll fix it.

In case you missed it, I just created !RemoteWork@fedia.io and posted there.

I’m on it, give me a few.

e: !RemoteWork@fedia.io - just made it so you’ll have to search for it, but it’s there.

ee: /c/RemoteWork@fedia.io

Have you done work from home before? I’ve been doing it a looooong time, so if you want to hear any of my tips or mistakes, let me know.

New battery is cheap. Subaru headgaskets are not.

Revolutions are never “legal”.

I’m being radicalized by a fascist government. But I’m not a “youth”.

I said what I said.

It’s a toss-up between Margaritaville and Cheeseburger in Paradise. Fuck that guy, he sucked.

Oh I wasn’t trying to be argumentative with you at all. Just talking.

There’s a reason I used the word “ideally”. While there are absolutely worse prison systems in the world, the US prison system cannot be described as “ideal”.

I mean … yeah. If it’s a thing you must have, then it should not be for profit. Staple foods definitely qualify.

To be perfectly clear, when I say “not for profit” I mean that the costs of plant and equipment, administration, materials, logistics, labor, etc. are all paid for out of revenue - and a small fixed percentage to go into a fund to ward against variations in revenue, so that the business and its employees can continue to provide the public good and earn a living even in lean times.

Necessary public services should not be for profit. Yes, I know that framing prisons as “necessary public services” is a bit weird, but ideally, that’s what it is.

… in the name of your religion or ethnicity, …