That's not a terrible idea; though it means extra configuration everytime anything new connects to the network. Friends using your wifi for example.
I just manually assign DHCP reservations for the MAC of each known device. Then they always have the same IP (without requiring static ip config on the devices themselves)
For a bunch of blocklists: https://firebog.net/
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Fire starter cubes placed on the front tire leaves no evidence behind, unlike molitovs, and gives you time to leave before there's a big spectale drawing attention.
You can have a soul, or you can have billions of dollars; not both.
Judicial response to administrative defiance 'woefully insufficient', public says.
Currently a little over 50% of my income goes to rent+utilities, then there's still food+transport to deal with. I'd gladly take 30% as it would actually give me some room to save instead of living paycheque to paycheque.
If my income were to improve where 30% is unreasonable, I'd just move back to flat-rate renting as I am now.
Who said I wouldn't use it?
Ah, I see. I was picturing the typical standalone postbox that you deposit letters to be mailed in.
This has been a solved problem for decades. Animal resistant bins have been standard in parks for ages.
Just one of literally hundreds of examples: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/bear-proof-garbage-bins-made-in-lethbridge-1.4542351
the cafe will gladly take your garbage
Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Either way, I'd have to wait in line or skip ahead+interrupt staff and the waiting customers instead of just putting the garbage that I was given into a provided bin out front.
I agree with the concept of 'pack in, pack out', if you brought it to a site, you take it back out with you. But If I go to a location and am given garbage while I'm there, I expect there to be somewhere I can dispose of it. I'm not packing more home than I brought with me.
I'm also not saying there should be bins all throughout the forest; just in this context where it's effectively a food court, not providing a bin is ridiculous.
Or... You could just put a bin where the public can use it.
This is stupid.
https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R47042
It would seem Insurance does actually cover acts of terrorism as long as they exceed $5million in damages, the amount Tesla has conveniently been claiming at each of their locations; with such claims partially or even fully subsidized by the federal government.