It rained here for the first time in 60 days. Finally.
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Mister Krabs
@mrkrabs@someplace.social
mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+glitchBlind Texas man on the internet. Used to be @misterkrabs@tweesecake.social and before that @misterkrabs@mastodon.social
97 Followers
143 Following
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Joined January 15, 2025
Least surprising thing I've ever heard. I'm sure his recent conversion to Christianity is very sincere and genuine and all that. He certainly wouldn't have converted for self-serving reasons. /s
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What did the atheist beaver say when he died and went to hell?
"Well I'll be dammed."
@Orinks@mastodon.stickbear.me
Hi! Thanks for adding US-287 from DFW to Wichita Falls. I started playing Freight Fate yesterday and noticed that it showed I-35 going through that area, but I-35 doesn't actually run there. It goes north through Denton, Gainesville, Ardmore, Pauls Valley and into the OKC area from the south. Interestingly, in the metroplex, I-35 splits into two sections, 35-E and 35-w. The northern split is in Denton and the southern one is in Hillsboro, toward Waco.
Thanks for a great game, I've wanted something like this for years!
I've just started getting a really strange audio glitching issue on my laptop. Not sure what it is but I'd prefer if it just went away so I won't have to deal with it.
I just tried out homepage, a selfhosted dashboard thing. It's really cool, but I can't really see myself using it. Maybe I'm just too lazy to get it all configured and therefore can't see the benefits? Idk.
Back up now. Think it was a router issue. Strange, strange stuff. I have had this gateway / router since 2021 though so it might be on it's way out.
Oh yay. Internet went down again. Back on T-Mobile.
Why are the stars always winkin' and blinkin' above?
What makes a fella start thinkin' of fallin' in love?
It's not the season, the reason is plain as the moon...
It's just Elmer's Tune.
Starting to think maybe I should've gotten the UniFi 5G Max instead. Much more expensive, but a much better antenna.
Ripped apart my phone battery and got some Apple Juice.
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@ivan_soto@dragonscave.space My concern would be the logging in and out of servers every time you open or close the app. Maybe a remote control plugin for TTCom would be more useful, that way the app would rely on a connection to an existing TTCom rather than making a new one every time you want to check your servers
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@BorrisInABox@fwoof.space Oh nice. I think HTTPS is new, I don't remember it being there before.
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@KanawhaCountyWX@mastodon.social Recently had to check my own voter registration. All good here. How did they misspell your name? I can't imagine how that's a thing that happens.
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@Orinks@mastodon.stickbear.me
Just a few route suggestions:
TX-130: The primary truck bypass around Austin and features an 85 MPH speed limit on part of the route, the highest posted speed limit in the Western Hemisphere. It was built to relieve congestion on I-35 by providing a faster route around Austin instead of through the city.
US-281: One of the longest U.S. highways in the country, running from Brownsville, Texas, to the Canadian border in North Dakota. It's an important freight corridor through central Texas and the Great Plains, serving many communities and industries that aren't directly connected to the Interstate system while providing an alternative north-south route to I-35.
US-67: An important freight corridor connecting Texas, Arkansas, and Missouri. It carries regional truck traffic between the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Texarkana, Little Rock, and southeastern Missouri, providing an alternative to the Interstate network and access to industries and communities that would otherwise be off the main trucking routes.
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@flamulous@social.the-gdn.net Luckily, the one individual who was being obnoxious is gone.
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@bscross32@tweesecake.social PubStreamer needs a lot of work, yeah. What are you planning?