That really sucks. Was your money in accounts that you can file theft claims against? That might help you recover some of it

Second, speaking of claims, did you get to making the report? If you can find your old phone at a pawn shop you can use the police to recover it.

They also had fishing line going to his mouth and pulling on it caused him to flap his gums.

I revived my second WAP today by soldering on a serial header and reloading the firmware. Sounds badass, but I broke it myself and then did a crap job trying to improvise and revive it the first time. I had to buy the correct tools before I could try again.

On the other hand, my SMB shares were mysteriously down this morning. Easy fix, but weird.

Jesus. More material to go sealion my in laws for hours, just asking questions, during the family trip.

Yeah, what was the purpose of the whole Clockwork Orange moment earlier where she was rooting through a mountain of data and connecting information from a document store if we could have just fed it all to copilot in the first place.

Maybe they shouldn’t rub one out using the chair as sloppy seconds.

No shame! Even if you had, and English wasn’t the primary language, it’s possible that localization would have changed the music.

Fantastic band from the 90’s, also responsible for The music of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Nah, it’s just you doing your thing. Sorry for giving you a hard time! Keep bringing up cool stuff.

I think this is something that gets to homeowners as they age.

I know I’m jaded, but this just feels like astroturfing.

I totally creeped your profile and some of it feels like paid influencing, only because it comes off formulaic like this:

What is your favorite toothpaste? Mine is Crest Autoomplete with tooth-reinforcing nanotechnology.

I doubt you actually are shilling for all these products on the side, and I think you are just trying to share what you like. I’m not beyond imagining that a person could join some service like fiverr and complete tasks for small commissions.

I personally attempt to avoid forced product placement, and prefer to know when I’m being advertised to. I just saw an ad pushed on me for Copilot in High Potential. Not only can the product not perform as shown, it completely upstaged the main character.

Got some artificial organic marketing here.

Oooooooooh

Stolen from Reddit:

Assuming that the “updating” thing didn’t effect any files, You can launch the game directly from C:\Program Files (x86)\Blizzard\StarCraft II\Support64\SC2Switcher_x64.exe or C:\Program Files (x86)\Blizzard\StarCraft II\Support\SC2Switcher.exe

Since you don’t have internet connection it’ll fail attempting to connect to Blizzard services, it’ll give you the option to play offline (seems the only way to access offline mode nowadays). from what I can see only Campaign and Melee/Arcade and replays can be played, took awhile for downloaded maps to load on the list, but starting a map works just fine. Achievements can’t be earned though, and if I remember correctly, saves might be seperated from your online ones as well. But otherwise Campaigns work as well.

Very good. My only criticism is that some of the horns at the end didn’t seem up hold up.

Wipe and resell on local buy/sell/trade. They will monitor someone else. Otherwise, put it on a separate subnet and use a bot to reshare every scrap of social media it can touch.

I have had kosher with no cheese. Not bad.

I’m not connected enough not to go down with everyone else using polymarket.

Ok my 20 and your 20 are not the same.

I was saying the large numbers didn’t make sense if you don’t have a large fleet of drives. Say you have ten servers, each with ten drives, and the MTBF is 100 million hours (yay, easy math!). That means that half your drives will have failed after 100k hours, or 11 years of use.

Some of the sites I have been looking at are saying that this number will increase significantly because 8 hours of daily use would give you about 33 years of use.

I think I like the annualized failure rate better, but I don’t think either really tell a great picture.

https://www.seagate.com/support/kb/hard-disk-drive-reliability-and-mtbf-afr-174791en/

https://ssdcentral.net/hddfail/

I would rather if the annualized rate were recalculated annually.

Regarding the controllers, that has been nagging at me this whole conversation. Most SATA peripheral cards do not have heat sinks, but most SAS cards do. The SAS cards at least have a more rugged appearance.

Yeah, I started with three 1 TB drives in a ZFS1 configuration and when I wanted to expand I had to make a second 3-drive ZFS1 and add it instead of just adding drives to the configuration and resizing the array.

Besides that, I have had no issues.