Don't forget it
His birth is closer to Lincoln's assassination and the abolition of serfdom in Russia than to 2023.
Right? I would have guessed closer to 15.
I'll have some once every few weeks and usually eat like 2-4. The serving size is 3 which has 160 calories and 14 grams of sugar.
When I turned 11 and realized I wasn't getting a Hogwarts letter.
Do you want the files to be automatically shared? Like there's a folder on both your computers that's synced
If so, syncthing is the way to go.
Mostly all the natural beauty and the low cost of living.
I visited for a few months and loved it.
power goes out 12 times a week, water's on for only 5 hours a week, internet drops out every 2 hours, (only alternate option is musky),
I visited for 2 months the only one of these I experienced was the internet going out once.
no cops, no fire dept, no schools
That's just not true at all.
trash is just piled up with no plan whatsoever,
I'm from NYC, so I guess I'm just used to trash.
no public transit
That's true, but apartments in the middle of the city are so cheap that most things were within walking distance for me.
more superfund sites per sq mile than any state,
I've never looked at this when deciding where to live, but I just looked it up and there are way more within 50 miles of me than there are in all of Puerto Rico.
more taxes than in the USA
Still way cheaper cost of living than where I live.
hurricanes, earthquakes and narcos.
Those are the only things you mentioned that are an actual concern to me. Since I work remotely, I'd have the luxury of leaving temporary if there was a massive natural disaster.
I've been thinking of Puerto Rico.
€13 is cheap for Ryanair, but it's not some absurd anomaly. I went from Ireland to Italy for €18, and took a bunch of other flights for <€30.
think we should ban a lot of flights that can be serviced with quick alternatives
Doing that without actually bringing down the train fares would be frustrating. Budget airline tickets in Europe are ludicrously cheap.
It's much more related to people changing their activity level as they get older.
If you're still as active in your 40s as you were in your 20s, you'll burn basically as many calories.