Phil Landmeier @shuttersparks@qoto.org

@pawsplay @AngryBlackLady USPS has done that for decades. Only recently have they offered the informed delivery service. I find it useful, since they have always had the photos anyway.

@DebC @AngryBlackLady About ten years ago, Facebook said they never delete anything. When you delete your account like I did 12 years ago, it becomes invisible but nothing is actually deleted.

@DemocracyMattersALot I would expect a candidate for president to have at least a basic grasp of logistics.

@eheisman@vis.social Didn't read the comments. This may already be mentioned above.

Liquid required varies from bag to bag because the moisture content of each batch of flour varies.

@MissConstrue @AngryBlackLady @404mediaco Thinking about this problem... Were I a woman with this problem, I'd look into period tracking apps based out of, say, Switzerland or Germany. Search results, including apps, are filtered by country. If you use a VPN and place yourself in Europe, you'll discover a whole new world. If you speak another language, change your defaults and use it.

I've done this for years. All of my digital assets and server are located in Europe. I've never tried it with Android apps, but it seems the same tactic might work.

@HopelessDemigod Hmm. Not much to fail with a dipole. Haha.

I'll place my bets on:

Moisture / water in the balun.
Water in the coax.
Near lightning strike cracked the ferrite in the balun.
Cold solder joint / corrosion.
Parted wire. (It's happened to me one time that insulated solid wire parted and was held together by the insulation. So perfectly fine looking wire, just not conductive from one end to the other. Hahaha.)

Good luck. I'm curious what it is.

@lovelylovely @TruthSandwich Yup. So I love @TruthSandwich@mastodon.cloud 's response. Hilarious.

@TruthSandwich @lovelylovely Hahaha. I love idiomatic expressions and sarcasm in several languages. Fascinating and hilarious if you are competent in the language.

@w7voa Amazing. Tremendous.

I was just thinking about him today because he wrote one of my favorite tunes, "Crazy", most famously and brilliantly performed by Patsy Cline.

Yeah, recorded in 1961 by Patsy Cline, in one take, no multitracking, no overdubbing. Nelson wrote the tune in less than an hour. This is musical genius at work, both Nelson and Cline. And there he his. I wish I could meet him, look into his eyes, just because. I like geniuses.