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c/banned-for-speaking•

tylergrant•6mo ago

Remember when you could just argue about a movie without catching a ban?

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c/digital-free-speech-watch•

tylergrant•6mo ago

People keep calling the 'shadowban' on my local news page a glitch, but I have the screenshots

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c/budget-travel-hacks•

tylergrant•6mo ago

My $12 bus ticket from Prague to Budapest turned into a 14 hour nightmare

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c/encrypted-speech-rights•

tylergrant•6mo ago

A librarian in Austin told me they can't recommend Signal anymore

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c/bbq-pitmasters•

tylergrant•6mo ago

Pro tip: I just hit 250 briskets on my old offset and the number really got me thinking

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c/b2b-founders•

tylergrant•6mo ago

A potential client in Chicago said our demo was too feature-focused and didn't show the 'before and after' of their workflow, so we rebuilt it around a single, painful 3-hour task their team does every Monday.

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6mo ago

Can we talk about how a neighbor changed my mind on airlocks?

My uncle in Florida ferments his hot sauce in old pickle jars with plastic wrap lids. Works every time.

6mo ago

I just finished my 1,000th square foot of broom finish this month

Hit a round number like that once on a pipe run. Took it as a sign to just pack up for the day. Sometimes the math gives you a clean break.

6mo ago

Hot take: Helping with a lift in Spain taught me about adapting on the fly

Totally agree. I keep a small notebook just for weird part numbers I find in old warehouses. Saved me last month on a 1990s German press.

6mo ago

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Trying to help where I can.

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Trying to get to Ketchikan in winter taught me a hard lesson about ferries vs planes

Oof, that's rough but totally familiar. It feels like the cheaper, slower option always ends up having hidden costs, doesn't it? I've seen it with shipping stuff for my business, where the budget truck rental gets delayed by weather and suddenly you're paying for storage. That extra time you think you're buying just turns into risk.

6mo ago

Noticed every store on Main Street upgrading to cloud alarms

It's totally the insurance thing. My cousin owns a small hardware store, and his premium dropped by like 30% after he got the connected system. The city might be giving out some grants too, which would explain the sudden rush. Basically, they're all getting a nudge from their wallets. It's cheaper in the long run to upgrade now than to pay the old rates.