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I’m going to cook my chicken before I eat it.

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This is why we need right to repair laws globally.

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I thought the GOP shut that down (or maybe it was a bill that passed but got toned down/gutted, but I don’t believe there was a federal bill passed - hope I’m wrong though).

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“We’re sorry we got caught.”

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That must’ve been what I was thinking of. Shame…

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“Waaaaaah! I can’t rip people off as much!”

-ISPs

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We already paid for the god damn infrastructure ourselves and the invention of the Internet itself through our tax dollars. Why the hell do ISPs get to profit from it infinitely with almost no meaningful regulation to protect you and me (who, again, already paid for this shit several times over).

Fun fact: ISPs have received almost half a TRILLION dollars in kickbacks funded by taxpayer dollars on top of everything else. Regulatory capture is a real problem.

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No thanks, power companies get away with an absolutely insane amount of bullshit. They should absolutely be more strictly regulated and held accountable.

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Not just billions, hundreds of billions.

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The federal one does, and it applies to all states, so… yeah.

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You can’t make this shit up.

Ok, you can, but people would accuse you of being too cliche.

New Louisiana law will criminalize approaching police under certain circumstances (apnews.com)

Critics of a new Louisiana law, which makes it a crime to approach within 25 feet (7.6 meters) of a police officer under certain circumstances, fear that the measure could hinder the public’s ability to film officers — a tool that has increasingly been used to hold police accountable....

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The cost of a functioning republic is vigilance: If people stop participating, things get worse.

Louisiana chemical plant threatens to shut down if EPA emissions deadline isn't relaxed (apnews.com)

A synthetic rubber manufacturer accused of increasing the cancer risk for the nearby majority-Black community in Louisiana told a federal appeals court it will have to shut down “likely permanently” if it’s forced to meet the Biden administration’s deadline to reduce emissions....

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I love how companies get light little slaps on the wrist and, allowed to simply pay tiny fines, and maybe possibly correct the problem they created and ignored perhaps if they can eventually be bothered to get around to it, but if a person committed the crimes corporations are responsible for, they’d be in prison or executed, no question.

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sensible chuckle while shaking head

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Honestly, I’d recommend getting a decent used bicycle. 2 miles is nothing, especially once you get acclimated to riding. Last weekend I rode down to my local bike shop (about a mile and a half away) to buy new pedals for my MTB (Black Ops Squatch btw, they were $12 and I picked them up after someone here recommended them as good budget pedals), decided to go on a little test ride, and kind of ended up riding 20 miles on accident.

Great exercise and you can haul stuff with them too!

I know that isn’t necessarily what you were after but at that price range, I think you might struggle to get anything reliable. That said, if you really want a scooter, keep an eye on slickdeals.net under the sport section, escooter deals pop up regularly on there.

Gotrax is definitely not reliable as a company and I regularly see people complaining about them fwiw. That said, you could probably just find a higher capacity battery for your existing scooter if it’s otherwise functional.

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Never heard of them before, you’ll have to keep us updated on how it goes! Have fun and be safe, don’t forget to get a quality MIPS rated helmet, maybe one with a chin bar especially if you’re going to be riding fast.

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If you see someone rolling coal, it is morally OK to find them and remove the stem valves from their tires.

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I like the miniature ones, they pack down nice and small.

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Guess I’ll just not use it, it’s kind of already ruined with their AI bullshit anyhow.

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