I don’t go often so I can’t say if the quality changed, but I can say that in the beginning the BBQ and Beaver Nuggets weren’t (aren’t) bad. But that initial ‘wow’ factor wears off fast. Extremely fast with the nuggets – the amount of butter coats the tongue. The BBQ… yeah doesn’t taste that great. Decent breakfast sandwhich though (but that isn’t saying much).

Cinnamon and sugar roasted almonds though… Yeah, mild food poisoning is delightful. Let me just say if you eat a roasted nut from Buccees and you go “that doesn’t taste right” spit it out. Was it the oil? The nut? Who knows. But you’ll avoid having a most unpleasant time if you just eject it and probably the rest of the bag.

Still, great place to stop for Ice Tea on the road, otherwise, and the bathrooms really are clean.

I got you, OP…

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Not always. Sometimes it’s the firewall.

vi because it’s everywhere, even on servers where packages can’t be downloaded or shouldn’t be installed.

Look at it from the other direction: Why do most large software vendors now require “The Cloud” for licensing instead of it being on the Device?

So, if the Local can inevitably be tampered with or bypassed (just like other parental controls which they apparently think aren’t sufficient) what really is the point? Children’s safety isn’t improving. Who’s benefiting?

Not that “The Cloud” is safer or in any way better. Just trading liability, culpability, and making enforcement more difficult to bypass. “Oops, lost your data, we’re really [not] sorry. Here’s $2, get yourself something nice. No, no, you still have to give us your data and pray it doesn’t happen again. We promise it won’t. Maybe.”