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Here is an interesting link that a user can answer questions to refine Linux distro choices:
Here is an interesting link that a user can answer questions to refine Linux distro choices:
I was thinking, “Wait…what…?” But there it is:
For anyone I care about, I set a yearly reminder on my phone. Works a treat!
Bonjour!
That means “‘Sup?”
It could be “Xitter” Pronounced “Shitter” and the hashtag is now a fashtag.
Copied from elsewhere…I am not original.
As an aside, I am loving SponserBlock. I no longer have to reach for the mouse to click ahead to the end of the ad.
I second this sentiment.
It gives better flexibility going forward and you save that money for now. When ready, you can decide wall mount or free standing rack, patch panel or none or anything you wish to change once you’ve had time to consider the issue more thoroughly.
I never installed any additional patch panels. Instead I just put the RJ-45 end on and plug straight into the switch. Easier and I never have any problems doing so.
All cars now have “black boxes” that track the telemetry of the vehicle. It is no longer optional. In the event of an accident, this data is used to help determine cause.
Edit: I did not make this up, the response calling it the ECU has no idea about this apparently, but it does not make it any less true. In the US all manufacturers have to install telemetry devices.
My Shield is telling me it is not available on my device. What must I do to change its mind?
He’d reply, but his keyboard just broke.
Just wanted to say we have one in our yard that has been there for almost 20-years. Previous owner left it to rot. I moved it close to some wild hops and they are covering it completely after two years. Still standing!