A jumpbox. Set up a VPS somewhere, have some remote hands at home set up a VPN client to connect to the VPS, and then you connect to the VPS as well.

Alternatively, is it possible that your ISP can remote config your router and set up the port forwarding again for you?

Something along the lines of “she heard that he said when they were somewhere and then like she said that he thought that she said that they shouldn’t say what he said when she thought they wouldn’t anyway.”

…I detest hearing about what other people did/said. I live in a tiny town and I absolutely refuse to take part in gossip. I will not spread it, and neither will I hear it.

One of the ships is “famous” in the industry; Most seismic companies lease it at some point, and I discovered a couple of years ago that when my former employer folded, my new coworkers employer leased the ship, and we had been sitting in the same chair in the instrument room.

He cracked up when I told him there’s a counterstrike map somewhere based on that ship. Because we needed something to do during standby days.

I’ve lived in 21 apartments/houses, and I remember them all except from four where I didn’t live for very long.

Side note: I’ve worked offshore rotation for years, and a ship becomes your home away from home. I remember them all.

Firefox for the most part. Ladybird whenever remember to build it, and the site I’m visiting isn’t too complex.

I’m not a vegan, but my impression is that many (most?) vegan pet owners got their pets before going vegan.

You can say “Weird Al” and “Reykjavik” here on Lemmy.

Even as someone with English as my 2nd language, I know that “Colour” is the proper spelling.

Yup. It was in line with traditional burial at sea

The Maginot Line wasn’t a waste. It did exactly what it was designed to do: Make the Germans go around to the west. The failure was political, in that the 2nd part of this defense was that France and Belgium would coordinate to set up a proper line in Belgium, but this never happened when Germany invaded.

And Chamberlain had no choice but to accept Hitlers claims on Sudetenland (part of then Czechoslovakia). Any other treaty would’ve required an enforcement mechanism, and Britain was in no shape or form ready for even a limited war at that time.

How do we know it wasn’t the other way around?

Nicotine, and to a very mild degree alcohol

Best I can do at the moment

Still wearing my caterpillars

I think of Bluey as a cartoon for parents that kids also like.

The only thing in a similar vein is Phineas&Ferb, even if it’s a very different show. Everyone in my household, ages 5, 10, 11, 14, 39, and 43, were syched upon learning that there would be a new season.

I think I saw a Tom Scott video o the Falkirk Wheel

I certainly hope so. But I doubt it.

It doesn’t take many flight hours to realize how many backups and contingencies there are in a normal SEP aircraft in case something fails.

And the common denominator for all these techbroesque personal air transport vehicles is the obvious lack of any of those.

Any era where music is released as part of albums, I guess.

I wanted to mention rush, but I couldn’t narrow it down to one album.

On a related note, I got tickets to see Rush next year, as I figured it’ll be my last chance.
I decided to treat myself:

That’s as close to the stage as I could justify with my paycheck. Closer is ridiculously priced, even by ticketmonster standards.

I’d argue that you got the band and the reason right, but with the wrong album. Chaosphere. Not as djenty as their later albums, but the seeds and saplings are clearly there.

Plus every metal drummer I knew back then tried to learn New Millennium Cyanide Christ.

Seconding Rubber Soul. In the same way Pantera managed to separate metal from the glam, Beatles separated pop/rock from the campiness of earlier and contemporary bands.