No. Live traffic data is too much server overhead for an un-monetized service.
Also, someone would have to be tracking where everyone is.

That’s true. I forgot about a down network switch.

But several devices can connect to the WiFi side.
Counts as multiple endpoint devices.

I think you actually need 3.
Otherwise there is no real “routing” just “in here, out there” and vice versa.

I refuse to use any of these.
Instead I like to come up with my own new ones.

Like when someone comes back in right away after forgetting something.
I’m like: “Finally! Do you know how worried I’ve been?”

It doesn’t happen with pot really.

It does happen with opioids like heroin. Why?
Because fentanyl is much more potent. You can smuggle a fraction of the volume for the same amount of sales. So it’s easier to move.

The problem comes from the fact that since it’s so potent, if your measurements are off by only a few micrograms, people die. Most garage laboratories have trouble with that level of precision.

Of course it’s us.
It’s us, with our our shitty punctuation habits.

I know. It actively aggravates me when people don’t use any punctuation. Written English is poor enough already at conveying tone and emotion. Stop making it worse.

A handful maybe.
Most grew organically from collections of myths, stories, and traditions.

Greek, Nordic, Egyptian, Hindi, Jewish, Wicca, Vodou, Zoroastrian, even Christian, each started as loose regional folktales. They took shape and coalesced over generations.

It’s extremely rare for a cult to survive the death of its leader.
The only one I know of is Scientology.

Vance would become POTUS, but he won’t be able to keep MAGA united. Remember, Rump is miraculously keeping both pro Israel Zionists and anti-Semitic Neo-Nazis together on the same team. As well as others who would be natural enemies. MAGA will collapse. Vance’ll almost certainly loose in '28.

You’re taking a very strong stance on a position, of which more nuanced versions aren’t wrong.

Universal “Participation Trophies” are a bad idea, true.

Celebrating “failure” is also a bad idea.
But failure isn’t always what you think it is. 2nd place isn’t failure.

And winning isn’t always success. Sometimes participation is success. And sometimes winning is the bare minimum.

Truth is, when teaching kids, effort is what needs to be rewarded.

For some kids in some cases, winning takes no real effort. That shouldn’t be celebrated either. If they win for just showing up and get a trophy, when things get difficult they’ll give up, since they’re used to things being easy. But if a kid fails, while genuinely putting a lot of effort into something, that effort needs to be rewarded. By rewarding effort while ignoring success or failure, you teach perseverance.

A person can’t control winning or losing. They can only control how much effort they put in. So reward effort.