I would get a scissor jack. They work fine and will fit into the space the car has to hold the jack.

The answer is it depends….

This is the only thing I know about parenting, is that I didn’t know shit about parenting until I became one.

I just feel sometimes the parents are the problem, regardless of good intentions.

I agree with this. The hardest part about being a parent is doing what is needed, not what everyone wants.

The first season was fun. I dumped the show after a few episodes of the second season as it was all the same shit again just not as much fun. I haven’t watched anymore.

I love NYC and trust me walking around that city in August is not something a first time visitor wants to do.

Yeah the ISP will have to give you an address. The headache might be finding out DHCP server’s hostname. You may be able to find that out from the IP information on the ISP Issued router you have.

They come every 30 minutes so it is just a matter of timing.

Walk everywhere you want to go… in NYC…. In August…. As a first time visitor.

I guarantee your ISP’s router has some sort of Network Access Control (either Certificate or MAC addressed) based authentication that controls access to the ISP’s network. The ISP would be crazy to not do that.

It is an easy test. Just by-pass the router and see if it works.

The worse that can happen is your personal devices get denied access.

The Big Bus is walk on walk off. You can walk around everything you want and make your way back to the stop. The buses come every 30 minutes so if one is full take the next one.

They are seeing the city with training wheels.

The bus is usually full, loud and you have to wait in lines and traffic… Literally the least fun part of NYC.

UUHH

Name one thing in NYC that isn’tFull and loud waiting in lines and has traffic….

That is kind of the point of going to NYC.

I do long weekends in NYC about four times a year. It is really my go to for vacations.

I am assuming you are staying in or near Times Square.

For your first visit Stay in the tourist areas. As you get more familiar with the subways you can venture out.

• There is so much to do in the TS area.
• See the madness that is TS.
• See a broadway show.
• Eat at John’s Pizza. The pizza is great and the building is awesome.
• I highly recommend you do Big Bus Tours or any of the top off tour buses. They have routes that take you all over the city and they will drop you off at all the main sights to see and the pick you up. The big bus tours will take you through all the various areas, flat iron, Clinton (Hell’s Kitchen), Wall Street, The World Trade Center.
• Eat on restaurant row, it is two blocks from TS and there are so many restaurants to choose from. Unless you go to really high end places, the restaurant scene in NYC is really reasonable.
• If you have done all of that, just talk a walk to Central Park or better yet take a cab to the Natural History Museum, see the museum and the walk back to TS.
• REMEMBER stay in the tourist areas. You are a tourist.

This is a quandary for sorties and fraternities.

Those organizations are all about getting attention and selling an image, hard to sell and image if you can’t use the various content delivery platforms.

While frats and sororities don’t make much sense to me, there is no need for the members to be abused. They are just a bunch of kids. So, limiting social media is a probably a really good idea.

I drink plenty of booze. My go to is Whiskey and diet coke.

In the case of your HVAC, it is two discrete components. HVAC are on and off, the thinking is done at the thermostat.

For first time play through I will use the characters provided.

That Pillars of Eternity I and II, the first few play through I used the characters provided. Later I did all custom characters.

It has never come up

Danger Will Robinson danger.

What you are about to do is a really bad idea….

No…

On the Sub question about the parents I don’t have an easy answer. That would be a conversation I would have with My child.

Watership Down

Not at all

This is a spot on showerthought!

My joint has a standing desk, but it is positioned so my back is to my door and it is under the glaring over head lights.

So I set up on a desk that allows me to see my door and to offer some cover from the overhead lights.

Put them everywhere.