saenns

not really. more like three bursts: great depression, 1980, 2008.

I'm looking at this 36,000 BTU/h unit for $3,750. Pre-charged line sets make it accessible to homeowners

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FGLMZB8?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=e...

> Computer load up celery man please

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maAFcEU6atk

but yes, i would rather they not use the data to prosecute murder

would you download a car?

cycling for 11 years. and just recently firewood cutting

it's also a thing in Santa Cruz, CA

highly doubt this guy wrote a single line of code at any of those companies

otter.ai is excellent

toronto fails affordability and space to play

is taxation not a simpler and more direct way to achieve higher prices without granting practically irreversible monopoly rights?

for sure? others might not find your anecdotal evidence as persuasive as you do.

Have you tried it? You might be surprised at how easy to tell when someone is lying, once you learn to ask the right follow-up questions. It's difficult to fabricate experience for an entire 8 hour interview loop.

cayucos - better weather than SC

http://www.cayucosbythesea.com/

don't forget barriers to new construction such as NIMBY, zoning, environmental

but SF supply is relatively inelastic as a result of NIMBY etc. the supply of engineers maybe not so much