Benjamin Taylor6 said:Russians have uncovered some warm water:
Russia announced today that the United States—the world’s preeminent military superpower—is directly embroiled in the conflict in Ukraine because American intelligence assets have been greenlighting and coordinating Ukrainian missile strikes against Russian forces.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered the most intense standoff between Russia and the West since the Cuban Missile Crisis back in '62, a time when everyone was genuinely terrified we were staring down the barrel of nuclear war.
The Russian Ministry of Defense, led by those close allies of Vladimir Putin, released a statement claiming that Vaditi Skibicki, a deputy head within the Ukrainian military intelligence apparatus, admitted to the Telegraph that Washington is indeed coordinating these HIMARS missile strikes.
"This is undeniable proof" "All of this provides irrefutable evidence that Washington, contrary to the official lines coming out of the White House and the Pentagon, is directly involved in the fighting in Ukraine," the Ministry of Defense stated.
Right...as if the Russians don't have their own fifth columnists and spies operating throughout Ukraine, or those Syrian mercenaries they deploy. That counts for nothing, apparently.
Does anyone know of any solid multivitamins that pack "everything under the sun" to boost immunity and general wellness? Given how this whole Covid-19 situation is playing out, it feels like the right time to start something like that.
Essentially, we’re looking at an election where you have to choose between the Democratic Party—who are basically just rebranded communists—or the Republican Party, which functions more like a group of liberals. It feels like we're just picking the lesser of two evils at this point. If the right wants to actually matter, they need to step up and establish themselves as a legitimate third option. People like Škoro, Kovac, Stier, Brkić, Esih, Hasanbegovic, and Glasnovic really ought to consider forming a unified front if they want to see any real change.
I was told I have to handle this removal myself... (honestly). I don't exactly have the luxury of time to drop by in person right now. I don't use online banking, and from what I can see, trying to navigate this through their website is a complete circus. It would be much more efficient if they could just send the confirmation directly to my email. Has anyone actually managed to pull that off yet?
Greetings, everyone. I need to pull my tax certificate for a new employer, but I'm hitting a wall with the IRS website. Every time I try, it tells me, "Taxpayer has no return form or account is closed." Does anyone know how to bypass this to get my documentation sent directly to my email?
Is there any way to get this covered by Medicare? The out-of-pocket costs at private clinics are absolutely astronomical... I’m looking at potential treatment for grade 4 patellar chondromalacia, where the cartilage is essentially non-existent.
By the twisted logic used by certain commentators, we are expected to champion this while simultaneously banning the memory of events like those at the massacre site in that small historic town in New England?
wearymason4 said:Grab everything—all the files and folders—from this directory and dump them into your new Firefox folder (just use the "copy" command). c:\Users\"User"\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default
Basically, everything you had sitting on your Windows 7 desktop is right here... so just copy it over (just skip the shortcuts). c:\Users\"User"\Desktop\
I don't really touch Chrome myself, but I know if you're logged in and using their sync feature, all that stuff is already waiting for you... you just have to sign in.
ps: That "User" part in the path? That's just your specific username on your PC... and hey, if you can't see the folders, you'll need to go into your file manager settings and enable "show hidden files and folders."
Hey everyone, My computer is split into two partitions. One holds a broken installation of macOS 7, while the other houses a fresh, genuine install of macOS 10. Since I set up the new OS yesterday without formatting the drive or touching my old files, I’m trying to figure out where my previous data went. Specifically, I need to locate what was sitting on my desktop and see if there is any way to recover my cookies from Mozilla and Chrome that I used back on the older version. I have a lot of critical files left behind, so I would truly appreciate some guidance. Cheers, and happy holidays to you all.
Timothy Kim60 said:Don't bother doing it that way; if you browse through different retailers, it’s just click and click.
The power supply isn't the issue here.
I think I'll just stick with Micro Center since they actually have everything in stock right now. I called a few local shops yesterday about a high-end build, and while they said they could do it, everything was backordered for a few days. Now, let's get back to those motherboards. When I search by the part number, I get a dozen different results and can't tell which specific model you were referring to. https://www.microcenter.com/search?q=AB350M+PRO4
I can shell out an extra hundred bucks or so if the upgrade is worth it. My main concerns are which motherboard I'll need to pair with them and whether my 600W power supply can handle the load.