El del presidente de los eeuu no lo vi... Cual es? Mi favorito es el de Willem Alexander: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbgPqccCQcs
Yeah, as others mentioned, you can get cheaper data plans depending on the monthly data you need.
However, one of the interesting properties is that, unlike with phones, there is no restriction on the number of pagers that can listen to your assigned RIC. You can use one subscription to communicate with as many pagers as you would like, and each individual pager can be programmed using text filters such that one can implement their own sub-address system.
I suspect so too. I contribute to the local network with a few nodes :) In a controlled, coordinated setting it works well, but continuous reliability and coverage are still challenging.
But a sociopath
Permanently magnetized
Looking through the archived history of the talk page, I can confirm that the claim on the wiki page is derived from the viral post, and not the other way around: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Gulf_of_Mexico/Archive_3#Chalchiuhtlicueyecatl
I have banned multiple of those accounts for DM spam. Banned a new one just now.
I'm not sure this is a bot. I suspect it might be a real person who doesn’t realize how they're coming across. Initially, I thought it might be a strategy to get attention, but if that were the case, I’d be surprised by their persistence with a strategy that isn’t very effective.
I suppose it is kind of effective if we are making posts about them... Hmm...
I prefer not making too many assumptions other than to assume no malice. But of course the DM spam will not be tolerated.
Wow! That took me a moment to spot 😁
How is she doing?
I agree that it is a whiptail, but it is not so easy to determine the species from this photo.
New Mexico whiptail (Aspidoscelis neomexicanus) is possible. If it is this species, the species is female-only (according to wikipedia), and so this would be a girl.
Looking through other whiptails found in New Mexico (is that where you found her?), I have found photos of the Texas spotted whiptail (Aspidoscelis gularis) that with patterns of spots similar to the lizard in your picture, so that is another possibility. If it is the Texas spotted whiptail, I do think that it is a female as well because the males have more color (red throat, blue belly).
The error I see is a "bad image format" response from the PlantNet API. I zoomed in, took a screenshot, and re-uploaded it to imgur and it worked.
From the FAQ: " The ideal image size is 800 pixels for the small side, or otherwise 1280 pixels for the large side. "
This image is 259x194, so I think that is why it is rejected.
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I have been happy with my Garmin. It is functional without having to connect to anything, and data can be easily exported to a computer for more advanced processing. It is a handy GPS receiver that lets me monitor heart rate and log running metrics.