You’re missing the point I’m trying to make entirely and arguing the way they’re going to try to implement it. How it’s going to happen doesn’t matter, but the fact still is you and everyone else can expect this to become common place.

As someone who works for a large utility company on the distribution side, the small ones on poles or in underground neighborhoods are still tough to get with backorders causing delays in projects. It’s gotten a lot better, but it’s still slow on them.

As someone who works for a union, seeing all the unions working for better benefits for its workers happening big over the last few years…. I’m looking forward to our next contract negotiations.

Work forces us to use okta to do everything. What a pain in the ass.

I’m worried that a game this big made by Bethesda is going to be horribly glitchy when the masses get ahold of it. I’m excited tho because it looks like no man’s sky 2 and it has a much improved everything system from what it looks like. I just hope it’s not so big that the quality is low.

Read the post I replied to.

So if the tritium is the main concern here and it’s been almost 12 years… half of it should have already decayed… were the levels so high that the remaining amount is a large concern? Also, wasn’t the water treated in some way to try and remove some of the radiated water?

Just got back from vacation yesterday and the only true part of that in my experience from the past few years is the increased prices.

It blows my mind that this game is as popular as it is.

Northern Virginia with Verizon and every provider in the area for some competition. I also own my router and have Verizon for my cell phone service so they discount me $10 to get to that $25. (Normally $35)

300 up and down for $25 a month checking in.