I'm casually scrolling through Lemmy and come across this post. I started to read the list. Turns out by happenstance I have three out of four items checked already... I guess that means I'm making tacos now.

Mmmm taco time.

Don't tell this to RFK Jr.

I let my dog sleep in my bed with me last night.

He kicked the living ever shit out of me most of the night.

It's like he's dreaming he's Jason Bourne or something constantly running from a hostile government or whatever.

He's 100 lbs American bulldog.

I'm a die hard battlefield fan and player. Started with 1942 and have played and owned every release.

BF6 has so much going for it, but the devs keep botching every season and patches.

I played a few hours today and most lobbies were half bots and my team lost every round. Ugh, it can be so frustrating.

I would say that the devs are always chasing making a proper playable game, but they can never deliver. The games end of life are usually the most polished (obviously) but at that point everyone has moved on to newer games.

I miss when a game was fully built, tested and reviewed before it was ready launched.

My god! They are stealing the Declaration of Independence!

This reminds me of the film "hot rod" starring Andy Samberg.

AM radio has the exclusive rights to a visual spectacle.

It was your pants again. Come on Greg, get your shit together.

Remove the trailer hitch and throw it through the back window... I mean... Ninja rocks.

I believe the tech is called a grid tie inverter (GTI). Basically your panels or battery system can wire up to a GTI and some GTIs can have pugs that can plug into a standard wall outlet. The GTI can sense the frequency that is in your homes wiring ie "the grid". Then the GTI matches that frequency and "pumps" your renewable energy into the home and sometimes the grid depending on the utility. If the GTI senses a dramatic frequency change, for example a grid side power outage. The GTI will also fault out or shut down to prevent "islanding".

Yeah, it's a cat and mouse game for sure. I think if you do anything that is more than voluntarily give your data to them, that's a win. I hope that at least I'm wasting some of there resources even if some data base has linked me to the trash email.

I also love when reps ask for my email in person. I love spelling out "trash" phonetically and watch there face connect the dots. Also my domain is let's say ... Not user friendly and I say it fast and hope they miss hear or type and it's wrong because of them.

I agree!

The way that I combat this is that I have my own domain and make a trash@yadayada.something and that's all they get from me.

I can get the verification link and the rest goes to a box called "the void". The void auto deletes every night.

Same with my wife... But I just remind her that she is not a fish and she thinks about it for a second and she stops hiccuping.