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Austin and Central Texas-ERA |OT| The Mopac Improvement Project
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Despite no school and people going on vacations and such, today's traffic suuuuuuuuucked. Stupid rain...
No. But we will get to pay more taxes to repair the roads that Amazon graces its presence on, and that'll create hundreds of recurring contract jobs. But those people probably live in manor for affordability.
Half of pflugerville's public schools are either shit or average. Should be spending money on that instead. Once we have our first kid we're doing private for elementary.
What's super frustrating about the roads is that when amazon opens 130 will just have been expanded to adequately handle the boom from pflugerville and Hutto. About 70k people commute on 130 daily because 35 is full.
Maybe we'll get Buccees as a silver lining.
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Is it shitty that my first thought when I heard "severe weather" was OH GOD TRAFFIC.
Anyways stay safe if it gets rough everyone.
Anyways stay safe if it gets rough everyone.
I'm afraid that we'll get an early spring and then an ice storm to fuck it all over. Going to warm up and be stormy highs in the mid 70s, lows in the 60s for this week. That's the kind of weather that will trigger growth.
At least the cedar pollen is washed away. Not gone, but the peak is definitely over. Another wave of rain and it'll be low until next Winter.
At least the cedar pollen is washed away. Not gone, but the peak is definitely over. Another wave of rain and it'll be low until next Winter.
I took them for like 5 or 6 years... didn't completely get rid of everything, but my QoL is much better.
i have yet to try one but i work here at a doctors office and everyone comes in to get one. popular stuff
Assuming you're talking about immunotherapy, it's a huge time and cost commitment, and in the end it got too bothersome to deal with. I didn't notice any changes after I went cold turkey, so I guess I got as good as I was going to get.
For me it's unmistakeable. I have a weird throat tightening reaction to it for the first few days. I felt it today and I was like "well that's super early" and the pollen counts confirmed.
The Zilker Zyphyr closed down :((((
It's snowing pretty hard at my house, last time this happened here everyone was freaking out. You guys okay?
Zilker Train Could Be On Express Track To New Operator With Help From Austin Parks Foundation
The Austin City Council voted to move ahead with a plan to get the Zilker mini-train up and running sooner rather than later. Instead of going through its…
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oh rad! thanks for this <3Zilker Train Could Be On Express Track To New Operator With Help From Austin Parks Foundation
The Austin City Council voted to move ahead with a plan to get the Zilker mini-train up and running sooner rather than later. Instead of going through its…
Not gonna lie, I was kinda hoping SXSW was gonna cancel this year. Just for the traffic alone ;__;
The reporters yelling about the economic ramifications during that press conference were embarrassing. Like, sure, there is going to be some economic ramification, but people also can't spend money if they are dead, so...
Anyone hear a LOUD humming sound coming from the sky last night? We're out by 2222/mopac. Around 5 am, lasting a few minutes. It was too high pitch and steady to be a helicopter, but it did seem to "move" as the sound gradually faded off into the distance. It sounded like a distant severe weather alert horn at first.
Woke both of us up, and my boyfriend is a heavy sleeper. We looked out windows all around our place and couldn't see a thing in the sky.
Woke both of us up, and my boyfriend is a heavy sleeper. We looked out windows all around our place and couldn't see a thing in the sky.
Yeah, something like $330 million lost, but suppose 2% of 2M die, that's 20k people. So not canceling is valuing human life at $16.5k. And we'd have a lot of deaths considering we don't have a lot of hospital capacity for that many sick people.
Dell advises Central Texas employees to work from home if possible
Dell has 14,000 total employees in Central Texas, including at its Round Rock and Parmer campuses.
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Welp.
Guy who was at the Round Rock Dell Plant later tested positive
No confirmed cases of the virus in the city, yet, right? Though I have no doubts it's already here undetected.
...And I started coughing up a storm and my nose started running an hour or so ago. A little better now. Hoping that it's the oak pollen and that I'm not among the first wave of Austin cases.
...And I started coughing up a storm and my nose started running an hour or so ago. A little better now. Hoping that it's the oak pollen and that I'm not among the first wave of Austin cases.
My employer is forcing everyone to work from home Friday as a trial run. I work from home nearly every day so business as normal for me.
I feel like a lot of people don't know how to code and interact with people if they're not in person. Honestly when you're inter-department and inter-branch, Microsoft Teams is exponentially faster than walking to people's desks or email.
I feel like a lot of people don't know how to code and interact with people if they're not in person. Honestly when you're inter-department and inter-branch, Microsoft Teams is exponentially faster than walking to people's desks or email.
I work from home anyways but my gf was instructed to work from home for the foreseeable future. Tbh in tech it doesn't really make much difference for productivity.
I'm at a walgreens 24 hours to pickup meds. I do it around 645 am typically to avoid the rush. Pharmacist phone keeps blowing up, people asking for thermometers in stock and hysteric questions like if they're going to die.
It's barely 7AM, the panic has just begun.
It's barely 7AM, the panic has just begun.
Yeah kids daycare closed today. Took work off no prob today but man I wonder what the hell we're gonna do if they continue to close his daycare. Gonna enlist the grandparents I guess
Probably several hundred. There's a model someone is using. Basically once you get to a couple dozen deaths in a major city the estimate is 15k people infected.