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Funny, the last Radio Shack I visited and bought something from was in Livingston.

I don’t think I am the target audience for these products, and have no answers for you, but am curious what these would do above what turning the device off. Is a device that is powered off still reachable? Or is this not about that?

Anyway, on to the non answers, when i worked around wiring that needed to not be affected by interference from adjacent wiring, it would we shielded by aluminum. It was thicker than household foil, and had braiding. The wires could be run with other, non shielded wires, most of which were dramatically different voltages.

I am not a scientist 😅

Safe travels! Thanks for sharing all these pics.

My experience is very dated, but I bought a used windows Asus laptop in 2013 and put Ubuntu on it and experienced no problems. I had been using Linux for a long time, so maybe I remember this with rose glasses, but it was very straight forward. Also an integrated GPU, but of the 2013 era. I think the laptop was a 2012 model.

Config isn’t hard, it just takes time 🙂

I have to ask, after seeing all your photos from the general Glacier/Watertown Lakes area and Eastern MT, I thought maybe you lived there, but now Minnesota! Is this part of work? I’m a trails person, but not as mobile as you. Envious ❤️ thanks for sharing all these photos of places and critters.

You and @Thorry84@feddit.nl really summed up my concerns and knowledge gaps succinctly! Don’t want to frac, but don’t want to miss an opportunity, either. Hard to beat pumped, tho. When applicable.

This looks incredible! Never heard of a Frasier. I am going to have to bounce off your idea and incorporate green chiles a la New Mexico.

You could bake some bread with them. Rice. Bread pudding. The tea is a good idea. So many sweet and savory options! But this is a flavor I enjoy.

Ya, usually liquids are compressed with air for any useful stored use. Otherwise something must continually pump. Maybe they are putting a large bladder into the ground?

The article doesn’t discuss how they pressurize water. Conventional pumped storage uses gravity,the water isn’t actually pressurized itself. Plus the whole liquid thing. But otherwise, neat!

a bunch of people that have been caught out in the badlands being hungry

There’s a great book, Bad Land, that talks about the eastern MT struggle for white “settlers.”

😬 sometimes closings are good. My limited time in Charlotte showed me a lot of sprawl. Sorry to hear it is growing out instead of up.

I don’t think I’ve ever been there, but my mom lived outside of Lumberton for a bit and I visited a couple of times. I flew into Charlotte in 2023, probably the last time I was close.

Too bad it closed. I was in the Ashe and Watauga county area of NC. Visited folks in 23, changes there as I imagine you are seeing.

It’s rarely justified in that it should not have to be justified at all. It exists; get over yourself.

It’s always justified because it’s a natural ocurrence and nobody should have a word on who other people love.

Pretty even take. Surveys are hard, and as you said, phrasing is everything.

If you want to share, where in the Carolinas? I lived in NW North Carolina for 10 years but only ever saw pimiento grilled cheese. No okra, either. Too short of a growing season, so it just didn’t exist in restaurants. There was livermush.

There were places that I think could have served this, and I would have tried it! Looks good for something to share. I don’t think I have had pimiento cheese since.

I thought maybe from here.

Any connection between Hungry Joe and Hungry Horse? Your recent posts near there brought it to mind. What a beautiful state park! Eastern MT has some real gems.

Looks tasty! This inspires me to try this as a beans and brassica dish since I have she different options in stock right now. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! Currently I am using Mint, and it looks like secure boot is disabled.

Thanks for your replies ❤️

Maybe, but what about units supplied by a Linux builder? My last computer was a windows machine I installed Linux on, but that was before this I think. It shipped with windows 7.