Ingeniero

You're on Omnipod right? I don't use an app to count carbs. Sometimes if I'm doing a big complicated meal that I didn't cook myself, I'll run a picture through chatgpt to check my own mental math. You get pretty good at estimating though.

Once you have some meals that you eat routinely, you can save the carb count in your omnipod app. Click the three bars at the top left and scroll down to Custom Food. You can add a meal there and next time you're giving a dose you can choose it from a list

Yeah, we can spend 2 days picking up barricades, then 2 more days placing them all back out. That way OP can make a Facebook post saying "these lazy public works MFs ain't doing nothing all week! What do we pay taxes for?!"

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The first thing a private entity would do is cut unprofitable routes.

The USPS can't do that, and no profit company would deliver to everyone.

That's why it's a government service

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Pretty much sums it up.

We could do a trial run where you pay based on your address. I'm sure no one would be upset when rural communities are paying 5-10x the rates of big, dense cities.

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The High Crime of “LMAO”: How Cops Are Treating Mass Surveillance As a Joke

Here's a riddle: Why did a Goshen Police Department officer search 6,474 automated license plate reader (ALPR) networks, representing data from 82,413 cameras, on May 7, 2025?

If your answer is "I don't know," it turns out you're 100% correct. The officer left the letters "idk" in the search field where cops are supposed to document the reason for the search.

When law enforcement and tech salespeople pitch ALPRs to city councils, they stick to a familiar script. They trumpet the technology, which is often provided by private companies like Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, or Axon, as an essential tool for solving high-stakes crimes, such as car jacking, kidnapping, or murder.

But when you strip away the carefully curated talking points, the data continues to reveal a different (and frankly, ridiculous) story. An EFF analysis of ALPR search logs from Flock Safety systems shows that officers across the country are spying on drivers for completely nonsensical "reasons." Police are routinely searching the Flock database without providing any legitimate justification, making a mockery of our civil liberties by logging reasons like "LOL" (short for “laugh out loud”), "LMAO" (short for "laughing my arse off"), "sexy," and "idk" (short for “I don’t know”) to access sensitive ALPR location data.

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Barberton Police Department (Ohio) employees ran numerous searches between March 2024 and May 2026, listing “LOL” or “lol” as the reason.
Harris County Sheriff's Office (Texas) employees ran several searches between April and May 2026 listing “LOL” or “lol” as the case number.
Lake County Sheriff's Department (Ind.) employees ran searches in July 2025 for “LMAO.”
Richmond Police Department (Calif.) employees ran over multiple searches in November 2024 for “Hehe.”
Riverside County Sheriff's Department (Calif.) employees ran searches in 2024 for “Haha.”

Kankakee County, Sheriff's Office (Ill.) employees ran searches (2023–2025) for “idk” or “idk lol.”
Goshen Police Department (Ind.) ran searches (May–June 2025) for “idk.”
Fishers Police Department (Ind.) ran searches in May 2025 for “blah.”
A Pasco Police Department (Wash.) employee searched for at least four different license plates, leaving "robbery i don't remember the case number leave me alone" in the reason field.
The San Diego Sheriff's Department (Calif.) ran searches in May 2025 with "idk" in the reason field.
More than 30 agencies ran more than 6,300 searches with "TBD" (short for "To Be Determined") as the "reason." These included the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Manteca Police Department (Calif.), and the Baton Rouge Police Department (La.). The Priceville Police Department (Ala.) alone ran 1,954 searches with reasons "TBD."

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Makes sense. If you can hit a one tap headshot and defuse the bomb while 4 of your dead teammates are yelling in your ear, managing some planes is a walk in the park

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The clip in OP is literal assimilation

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"Why don't these jeets assimilate?"

"Why are there so many jeets at MY white American football game?!"

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I doubt you will ever have kids, but imagine being fine with handing them a world where they have to compete with foreigners for a spot in college, in the job market, for housing, etc and being fine with it.

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So you want a system that picks individuals with lower qualifications, but it'll be "more fair" because that class of lower qualified individuals isn't discriminated against? I feel like I've heard of that system before, but I can't quite remember what it's called.

This board is meant for drive-by trolling. Why don't you go to the ACC rant if you can't handle it

Ryan Day is one of the biggest pussies in college football. A well-deserved loss

People need to remember he's still coming off a pretty serious surgery. That messes with your mechanics, not to mention the months being out of practice. He'll find his groove.

DeBoer's seat is heating up in front of our eyes