Hate that this is the night where Arch Manning decided to live up to the hype

Hmm, I prefer it when the Aggies are beating the Longhorns.

“The cure to high prices is high prices” is one of those laws of markets that is especially true in ag markets.

If you think about the mechanics of the concept too much it doesn’t make any sense so I’d advise you to not do that and just enjoy the ride

Worth noting that the Clean Air Act and amendments through 1990 were passed with large bipartisan majorities. 1990 CAA amendments passed 89-10 in the Senate 401-25 in the House.

Feel sorry for the poor chump that’s gotta balance the budget

There’s a difference imo of, “We have an uncontrolled debt crisis” and “We just passed legislation knowing they’d create large deficits”

Spent about a half hour taking a crank arm off only to discover I ordered the wrong type of crank arm which nbd. I’ve been 80% of the way through a plumbing project and realized I didn’t have the right tool for the remaining 20%, all the hardware stores were closed, and I was four hours into the job

Maybe I’m just bad at AI but as of yet it seems to be incapable of doing things like data entry and cleaning up datasets with an acceptable degree of accuracy - which is what I would like it to do.
I want my computer to do computer things for me, basically.

Lincoln resident here, I’m cocking an eyebrow over here.
Omaha’s restaurants and music scene have much improved, but it’s still one of the top ten cities to be a F-150 in a parking lot.

Everything’s up to date in Kansas City, my friend

10.5% population growth from 2010-2020, landed a World Cup. KC 15 years ago was a pretty boring little cowtown, now one would be forgiven for thinking it was a city.

Making the case for Kansas City, MO. Power & Light District became a downtown anchor, a streetcar that works, dense urban infill. I think KC isn’t coming to mind because in 2009 downtown was totally dead and now it feels like a normal vibrant city. Quite the glow up.