SpikesOtherDog

Do you guys not have cars?

And Demeter for the harvest

I haven't tried this, but if you are required to run an exe then you could try it from a Windows preinstall environment.

Hiren's is pretty well respected https://www.hirensbootcd.org/

Ymmv.

If you did all that the 90s you probably had very little evidence any of that took place.

I was going to argue that it would not matter since the robot is mowing, but mowing at the beginning of the evening would mean a whole night before you have to deal with it.

One could set it for when they leave for work.

Look, I worked at Taco Bell in the 90s for three years. I would have one heck of a time trying to prove it without finding someone to confirm it. If I had just been there for a couple seasons, nobody would have remembered me.

It make sense to do that and also to inspect your yard before a mow.

I would have thought that night is a prime time for automatic mowing, as there is less energy demand, but a timer on the mower charging station can solve that.

I was also originally thinking that people at night to reduce smog, but that is an issue more attributed to gas mowers.

CCTV footage of carnivorous cans of beans stealing cats from target.

Wouldn't they make MORE money streaming for free with ads?

Sandwich gas company road work for network upgrades mocked over incomplete paint job. Got it.

This is incorrect.

SPF directly relates to the percentage of sun blocked.

https://www.fda.gov/about-fda/center-drug-evaluation-and-research-cder/sun-protection-factor-spf

There is some very bad information out there. Brittanica says that a person who burns within 30 minutes can go 7.5 hours of application with SPF 30:

https://www.britannica.com/story/what-does-spf-mean

I personally take hours to burn, but I will still reapply every 90 minutes, especially when swimming.

My child burns within 15 minutes and requires 50 every 90 minutes to keep from being deep fried (air fried?)

Keep in mind that you aren't only protecting yourself from burns, but also skin cancer. If you can get by with lower value and longer exposure, that's great. If you tan in a London fog, think higher values.

Also, I wouldn't trust a generic ask day at the beach unless you have tried it before. We have been burned, literally, by buying something cheap in a moment that didn't work out.