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Arctic also has notifications and is free. much smoother thab Lemmios as well.

Arctic also has notifications and is free. much smoother thab Lemmios as well.

That’s not how bail bonds work. If you use a bail bondsman, you pay a non-refundable fee (10% of the bail amount) upfront.

If he had the money, he should have paid the full bail himself. That amount is fully refunded so long as he appears to court.

I think that’s correct…I’m not a bail bondsman and I’ve never used one, but I did watch Dog the Bounty Hunter once or thirty times

A few times a month with a Clorox wipe. Should honestly do that daily seeing as though I use it in the shitter. Also using it while in public, germy hands then touching the phone - yea, would probably be wise if I Clorox wiped it daily. Oh well!

I had not heard this before, thanks for sharing! Fascinating.

Devils advocate, why built more nuclear plants when you could build more renewables? If it’s a scaling issue, in that you need a ton more infrastructure for renewables, and need to supplement with nuclear, wouldn’t that then always be the case in the future? I hear nuclear is needed to bridge the gap often, but it always sounds like it’s temporary, which I don’t understand - seems like nuclear would be needed forever if renewables aren’t able to scale well?

Makes me wonder if the fediverse shouldn’t be individually instanced. Like Each persons phone/browser is their own individual “instance”. Maybe a central hub/series of hubs (like instances as they are now maybe) that act like dns servers to point everyone around. No content is hosted on them, they just tell everyone’s apps where to look to the other apps for posts.

I have no idea, I’m a moron and I don’t know how the internet actually works. I’m guessing this is a problem at scale.

Liner lock knives have been around for decades, I think that suggests there isn’t a problem when used correctly. The benefit is that you get a very secure folding knife when the knife is extended, and you can fold it with one hand.

No such mechanism. Sharp things are inherently dangerous - go slow, pay attention, and you’ll be fine.

If you mean the gold guy on the horse when you first start, don’t fight him (yet). You can avoid him.

If you mean the first actual boss in the castle, you can get help from an npc or other players by using an item to see their “signs” on the ground and inviting them to your game.

Xbox exclusivity.