u/ManEatingCow

Ahhh sweetheart that’s not true. You cared enough to waste your time commenting.

I wish they'd had child sizes. My son is 10 and an adult size M (they were sold out of S) goes down to his knees. I got the green 2-D shirt and it fits pretty well.

I have a Meross garage door opener. I have the complication on my watch for opening when I don't have my phone on me or if my home assistant routine doesn't run correctly.
Also Apple Pay.

Is it stated in the contract that The Standard does not allow for tenets to use separate providers? Again this goes back to the contracts. Students sign a legal document. They are made aware of what services are provided. If internet speed was stated in the contract they could use that to get out of their lease earlier. The fact that they can't shows it isn't. But at the end of the day if they want to protest this that's their right and I fully support that.

So as I already commented below if the issue is quality of a basic need then that’s different than expecting free WiFi as a basic need. UF can require whatever it wants but the apartment complex isn’t in any kind of contract with UF to even provide internet access let alone a certain standard. I understand internet service is bundled into the cost of rent. The contract students sign with them don’t have any clause saying the apartment complex has to provide a certain level of service.

If it's about the quality of service my thought is the students are shit out of luck. No apartment contract is going to say anything about guaranteed speeds to expect.

So maybe I don't understand the argument. Are students saying they should get free wifi or just good quality coverage for a service they are paying for?

Wifi is not a basic need. I'd love to know what people in rural areas would think of this considering many still have to use dial-up or dsl in 2026.

I had a similar issue back in the day. We told the front office we had friends coming over to stay for a few days that had a newborn. Despite us complaining for weeks when we told them this it magically was repaired in just a few days.

For me I go with the recommended number for my last set. You have max effort days and those are where you go to failure. If you put 4+ the algorithm should adjust your weights and reps the next time. I could be wrong about all of this but that's how I do it.

I went with Emporia as well. Been happy with it.

Highly recommend IQ FIber. Have had it since it became available in my area. Pay just $85 for 1gb plan, no data caps. They have a referral program that gets you $50 dollars just to sign up. If interested DM for their link.

If you can switch to IQ I'd highly recommend that. I have their 1gb plan with no data cap and have only paid $85 a month for over a year now. No price increase since day 1. FAR more reliable that Cox.

This also applies to transferring to a different position at UF.

I went from a Pod Company pro pod to Desert Plunge. Definitely don’t need to spend extra on anything besides the tub itself. The Walmart Rocita chiller is strong enough to get mine down to 41 in the middle of the Florida summer in my garage. (Could probably go colder, just haven’t wanted to try it yet). DIY everything else.

Came here to see if anyone would post that. Very interesting video and how I first found out about this.

Man I only wish my wife was this avid a gamer. She's strictly a Nintendo player and even then only plays games with our son.

I’ve lived in 3 different states and didn’t have a cent. My wife had around $700 when I looked her up.

Just finding this. Any more codes available?

Thank you!! Where in the setup process do we put the code? I'm at the end with the free trial or payment options.

Family and Family Support is definitely an area Gainesville lacks in. The very fact that SWAG was created not by the city but by ordinary people who saw what struggles the SW part of Gainesville were going through I think show how little support there is.

Hello, can I have a code please?

I've only had Cox before IQ Fiber arrived. They are horrible. Random outages with little to no communications when they happened. I tried to upgrade to 1g when it was first announced and quickly found out I wasn't getting close to those speeds. After 4 separate levels of escalation I was told by an employee that checked the literal line from my house basically "It's impossible for you to get 1gig in this area as their is a broken line underground that was reported almost a year ago that has not been repaired."

I've been on IQ Fiber since they went live in my neighborhood. Same price for over a year $85 for 1gig. It currently cost like $130 for that same speed through Cox.