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I agree. You heard the people, I and I alone shall wield the power of the downvote. ohno ::: :brownbottle:

Pancakes > Waffles

Down votes in Dumpster Fire only.

Zeni

Hope she feels better soon.

Kill it with fire.

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Wow, I'm wondering if maybe I should have just picked the State of Ohio as my LOL for football this year; between the Browns, Bengals and Suckeyes they are really giving Florida a run for it's money. >

I didn't delve very deep, but I would be interesting in knowing what kind of development is allowed with that license. If we decided to change themes that probably wouldn't matter, but if we decided that we wanted to develop an ignore feature that is more comprehensive or a restriction feature, or even a real time video chat type of feature would that be limited.

This seems to be relevant to the discussion, and I found it enlightening. https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/408009-why-ips-over-other-alternative-open-sourcefree-softwares/ Here is the pricing guide for a self-hosted license. It seems like the initial set up is 200 for a forum only, with options for blog/gallery etc.. However it seems like there is a nominal $50/yr fee for an active license for the forum, with other options having similar small fees. https://invisioncommunity.com/buy/self-hosted

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I find that a crock pot keeps more moisture in the meat for shredding. It makes saucing a lot easier. If I am doing a dry rub style BBQ I go for the oven.

If you put half the effort into finding a job that you are trying to scam SSI you'd be employed by now....

I usually use a crock pot for barbeque, and by that I mean just shredded meat and BBQ sauce. If I make actual chuck roast I love the oven with the veggies in the big roasting pan.

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I like the oven set to 250 myself, but a crock pot is great for beef chuck roast or boston butt.

I hope your kid recovers soon.

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