Font of youth?

I hate watermelon. Even the best, most ripe watermelon sucks. But usually they’re mealy and watery in flavor. They also remind me of the taste of cucumbers, which I hate more, unless they’re pickled.

“Regulatory capture” is one way that regulated capitalism can fail. Bring that, I’m not sure.

I had one of those at my job. They fired him.

I assume that’s supposed to be like hollandaise.

This is probably more geared to IoT devices than a Pi is.

I used to go to PAX South every year in SA. Unfortunately it has been cancelled indefinitely. SA is a fun place, even though I despise Texas.

To be fair, mustard is good on most things.

When I was in high school, we had a class potluck. I accidentally got some cheese dip (Rotel and Velveeta) on one of my chocolate chip cookies.

I figured, “Why not?” and tried it. Surprisingly good.

I enjoy a good Hawaiian pizza. But this combo is way better.

They’re written in blood.

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Unlike you, he has contributed greatly to society and people care what he thinks.

I love cilantro, and I’d never buy this. I’d try it out if morbid curiosity if I could.

I’m not advocating for this, but I could see it effectively ending phone scams that often prey on the elderly.

That’s where I left that thing!

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/promissory_estoppel

I’ve heard a saying, and I really like it.

The best music is the music that was popular when you were a teenager.

Basically whatever was popular in your formative years will be your favorite. Because that is the time where you start experiencing all that music can be and expanding your horizons. And every generation says the music if their youth was the best. And everything after that is garbage.

None of it is true.

8 hours active battery life doesn’t sound good?

Sounds like a lot, to me.

are tandem powered paraglider flights done under an administrator’s waiver?

It’s exactly this.

Reading the website you linked, I struggle to understand the experience requirements for a tandem instructor.

Now, I’m not an instructor, and the highest rating I’ve attained is PPG2. So some of this I’m a bit fuzzy on because my info is 3rd hand. My understanding is there are no hard and fast requirements. I know that for the ratings, there are written tests you have to pass that are done by the USPPA. As far as the waivers go, I think it’s just up to the administrator. From what I understand, there’s a bit of an epidemic of administrators who will just give out waivers for cash. I’ve heard of at least one that will do it for as little as $1500.

FAR 103 and ultralights are pretty chaotic. There’s very little structure to any of it.