Posts by ironcyclist58

With eight apartments on the hook, I don't think any "DIY" hacks are going to cut it. You really need to bring in a pro to design and execute the whole setup if you want it done right.
The mistake happened way back during the initial build or renovation phase; they should have just run Ethernet cabling through every single unit from the jump.

Either your cue file is bunk—you might want to pull it up in Notepad to double-check—or that splitter is just acting up. You could also try toggling off the "add gaps" option and see if that fixes it...

So there's this topic.

I’m not entirely sure I follow where you're going with that question, but if we’re being logical here, "computer science" is a massive umbrella compared to just the "internet." There's no way those two terms are ever going to be synonyms...

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/...ack-or-update/

I wouldn't exactly say there aren't any heavy background processes running. I see you've got 28 Chrome processes open right now. You should probably check out the "Details" tab to see what's actually eating up your RAM—this view doesn't even show everything...

It’s probably because the same content was blasted out to a massive list of addresses, and some of those recipients likely flagged it as junk. There isn't really a magic fix here... unless a huge chunk of the people who found it in their spam folder actually bother to click "not spam."
Otherwise, if you're checking on Outlook, there’s usually a yellow banner at the top of a message sitting in the spam folder that asks "Why is this message in Spam?"—that might give you a clue what went wrong.

If you're looking for American books, you've got Facebook. Just keep in mind it's more like a library than a bookstore—you can browse, but you aren't actually buying anything...

What brand of DVD are we talking about here? Is it +R, -R, or RW? Also, what's the make and model of the burner, and which software are you using to burn them?

Accuracy goes way up if the software comes with its own built-in dictionary or spellchecker (Adobe Acrobat has one for American English)

Give this a shot here to grab that VGA driver.

First, you gotta pull the tags straight from the file names (hit Menu Convert > Filename - Tag)
%title% - %artist%

Once that's done, just rename the actual files using those tags (go to Menu Convert > Tag - Filename)
%artist% - %title%

I can't speak for Garmin, but a quick Google search suggests they actually rely on some kind of radio systems to handle that.

Nah, it’s happening in real-time. They pull that data by tracking people's phones while they're out on the road.

So, what you're saying is the specific laptop model doesn't even matter? Because if it works fine on your phone, then the issue is clearly with the machine itself... 😕

Just hit that menu icon on the top left—you know, the one with the three little lines—and then tap on "Traffic."

You don't actually change that in Chrome settings; you have to head straight into your Gmail settings instead:
Turn off 2-Step Verification

But look, Article 150 actually carves out an extra loophole compared to Article 149 specifically for the police, military police, and Customs—not the paramedics or firefighters, mind you. It doesn't even matter if they have lights on their vehicles or not, which is a step beyond what 149 says. Plus, it gives them the green light to ignore Article 12, Section 4, something you don't get under 149. And since Section 4 basically says you have to follow all traffic signs (and yeah, a stoplight counts as a sign), it changes things...

vividraven26 said:Just hang it up and retire.
"(2) Except, provided it's absolutely necessary and while keeping an eye on everyone else's safety on the road,..."

Well, obviously it's an exception. I didn't think I needed to spell that out. It’s not like people can just drive like maniacs for no reason; this applies when they're responding to an emergency or something similar...
By the way, I'm not sure where you pulled that quote from, but in the most recent version of the vehicle code, that "absolutely necessary" bit isn't even there.

Edit: looks like you were quoting the previous section regarding vehicles with right-of-way priority, which has nothing to do with what I'm talking about here...

He's saying this applies to the cops, the military police, and Customs... 🤷