It's to keep the account active so you don't have to pay a new account activation fee of you decide to resubscribe.
My wife goes to a la fitness (it's super close and has a kids club) and has had to stop going for months at a time for various reasons. They have let her freeze the account without that bullshit $10 fee so I guess it must vary per location or it's a relatively new thing.
They are replacing the lightning with a model that has a smaller battery for in town driving and a generator to charge the battery. Sounds perfect for your use case.
That's not recharging lol, they are just saying they will recycle it for you. I.E. They want you to return it for free so they can reuse the materials.
Battery life is only 12-15 hrs recording time but somehow claiming 2 years of use.
I had dial up when using the music sharing software napster/limewire but I think it was like 2002. I had moved on to just torrenting albums by 2007. 2007 seems like a meme for late adopters.
Oh shit, I got my raids confused, I was thinking mirrored drives (I see now that's RAID1). I haven't used hardware raid in years, current set up is using unraid.
Yeah I don't get it either. I work in aviation and we use fpgas so we can do field upgrades since physical hw changes are not that common in the industry. None of these handhels look like they support fpga image updates. My only guess is that they dont sell enough volume to make ASICs due to economies of scale.
And freak 59 second minutes will have to be done if current trend continues.
It's to keep the account active so you don't have to pay a new account activation fee of you decide to resubscribe.
My wife goes to a la fitness (it's super close and has a kids club) and has had to stop going for months at a time for various reasons. They have let her freeze the account without that bullshit $10 fee so I guess it must vary per location or it's a relatively new thing.
It says "es" not "eres". It more closely translates to "and it is heart".
They are replacing the lightning with a model that has a smaller battery for in town driving and a generator to charge the battery. Sounds perfect for your use case.
Paperclip might work better, less thermal mass.
How do you like them apples?
The joke in the screnshot itself isn't. just the title of the post uses the name Timmy Tables, but at that point it's just a reference.
That's not recharging lol, they are just saying they will recycle it for you. I.E. They want you to return it for free so they can reuse the materials.
Battery life is only 12-15 hrs recording time but somehow claiming 2 years of use.
I had dial up when using the music sharing software napster/limewire but I think it was like 2002. I had moved on to just torrenting albums by 2007. 2007 seems like a meme for late adopters.
What about steamOS for a steam machine that has all AMD hardware so Nvidia drivers will not be an issue.
I'm building an htpc that will never be used in desktop mode just couch gaming used by kids too. Still trying to decide which os to go with.
Just want to know what the downsides if any of installing SteamOS if I just want valve to handle it for me.
It would be yoomer.
Pinwheel lives rent free in my head now
I've switched to Summit. It seems ljdawson abandoned this project.
And then you finally get the courage to throw it away only to have an exact application where it would have been useful a couple of weeks later.
I only know poppers to be a recreational drug common in the gay community.
I think the fidget toys are just called Pop Its.
Oh shit, I got my raids confused, I was thinking mirrored drives (I see now that's RAID1). I haven't used hardware raid in years, current set up is using unraid.
I wonder whay type if data protection/redundancy they had on this thing.
Let's spin up 2 of this bad boys and do a RAID1 configuration!
Edit: RAID0 to RAID1. Don't want to spread incorrect information.
Yeah I don't get it either. I work in aviation and we use fpgas so we can do field upgrades since physical hw changes are not that common in the industry. None of these handhels look like they support fpga image updates. My only guess is that they dont sell enough volume to make ASICs due to economies of scale.