A few people in my neighborhood have fences/walls. Most are those incredibly ugly white plastic things. I know where my corner markers are. I try not to put stuff beyond my boundary, but it generally doesn't really make a difference as three sides of my property is wooded/wild, and I'm probably the only person to go in there. The town "owns" 10' on either side of the road in front, so I try not to put much there except for my mailbox and a couple of small flower patches. Note: Kids do not recognize boundaries. They will ride their bikes on my driveway, across my yard, wherever they feel like it. Smart people, those kids.
The best times were back in the early '90s when we were just five guys coding and playing music and smoking bongs and playing Quake after hours and maybe getting paid this month. By the dotcom implosion and 9/11, we had an award winning retail product, the first single-shopping cart online mall, 70+ employees, and we'd moved from the old house through several iterations of office spaces. But a bunch of yahoos from Montreal had bought us, and brought everything crashing down. The old days are calling.
Trump should be allowed on twitter only if he can only interact with an army of sycophantic bots. No real people should be able to follow him or read his spewings. COVFEFE!
All serious safety concerns. Also: Something that happens more often than we hear about is tunnelers breaking into an open space which collapses some of the floor they're standing on, causing them to fall and get seriously injured, or die. Is he tying himself to something? Does he have ground-penetrating radar?
Stories like this do not need a leading graphic, especially when the chosen graphic has nothing at all to do with the content of the story. It's a waste of time, energy, and page real estate.
I stream Nectarine Demoscene Radio, either through a browser or Alexa. "Alexa, play Nectarine Demoscene Radio" is in fact the only command I've ever given Alexa, other than "Alexa, off.".