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Since you seem to be a student, I'll assume that you have a limited budget.
If that is the case, then you can pick up a sim for $1 per month from a cellular service. For a limited time they are offering a free trial, so you can try it out to see if it's for you.
If you want to be a little more technical about it, or if you are a student you may be eligible for some kind of subsidized cellular service, which is often subsidized by your school. Check with your school IT department to see what they can do for you.
(like not having a home in the first place) is something that the Richter numbers do not always pick up.
Re: Florida Thread
Originally Posted by SFS07
Was talking to someone earlier in the week and they were saying how the cause of that dino park in east FL was the site was owned by the FD. They had to get their land permit to be able to build there and then the place was surrounded by a gated community so they had to come in on back roads.
What does this have to do with the Volusia county site?
My thought was it wasn't set up to look like a park. Looked more like a nuclear power plant being built.
Re: Florida Thread
Originally Posted by SFS07
Was talking to someone earlier in the week and they were saying how the cause of that dino park in east FL was the site was owned by the FD. They had to get their land permit to be able to build there and then the place was surrounded by a gated community so they had to come in on back roads.
What does this have to do with the Volusia county site?
My thought was it wasn't set up to look like a park. Looked more like a nuclear power plant being built.
Well the area was owned by the federal government but FD wasn't directly involved in building it. So technically it was a federal project. The FD wasn't the contractor but the project was of their doing.
As far as the area being surrounded by a gated community that was only for the immediate area. There were public roads and access right to the site. There are people living there now.
Re: Florida Thread
Originally Posted by jackson924
Well the area was owned by the federal government but 01e38acffe
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