I think I recall a couple ATMs attached to "the world's tallest cinema" in Glasgow, got a screenshot of a Windows 98 bluescreen on one of those a few years back
@JourneymanGeek Yeah, saw that. Though strictly speaking I don't think it's actually street view (as in, it's a third party project, not part of Google)
Infrastructure will begin in the second floor with an advanced 802.11ac router, and switches may be added in places where they're appropriate.
I need maximum throughput. The idea is to have the cables in now and be able to replace the rest of the infrastructure when 10GbE networking hardware becomes widely available.
My gut tells me that it's going to require four jacks at the central infrastructure area on 2F to service four rooms. Four-port switches are cheap and built into most every router but then again, it's every port on the switch...
@Bob My vision for this includes a 4-port wall plate in the infrastructure area. Four Ethernet cables will be plugged into this wall plate and connected to a network switch which will form the core of the home network. Behind these four ports is Cat 6A cabling that runs into four different rooms (one for each port), enabling speeds of up to 10 Gbps with appropriate network hardware.
I'm curious if these exists an enterprise 3.5-inch solid-state drive with extremely high storage density, as in 16 TB or more of NAND in a large stack of PCBs inside the device
I wonder if these are thermoplastic. My inner 12 year old rascally puppy thinks you could 'modify' one of these with a hot air gun... boingboing.net/2016/08/09/chiko.html
According to California sample written driving test (problem 6):
You see a signal person at a road construction site ahead. You should obey his or her instructions:
A. Only if you see orange cones on the road ahead.
B. Unless they conflict with existing signs, signals, or laws...
the asker probabaly knows what kind of effort is put into the directions at some times, dude out there in 100* weather begins to get rummy, doing thier job about 1/4 of the way. or (seen it) exiting the scene to go get a drink, leaving the signal with stop on one side, and slow on the other in a single lane passage. Ok work that one out drivers.
"It's not a law" uhh yea it is, and like any human they make misteaks, and like any human they just dont give a ----- about half way through the day sucking gas fumes and co2.
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere I'm not supposed to threaten. I do feel that its essential that you realise that this is not a dating service, and trying to chat up people of any gender is entirely inappropriate.
lessons.. let's see, I was re-assured again that people aren't clear about their feelings. it's hurtful that people hide what they feel and you become the one people are talking about behind your back or just behind your blindness
why do you choose to mute people for a day? you should just talk about it straight up. muting me was rude and solved nothing. let's just get to an understanding
Like what if she didnt find it negative or harassment ish, or what if she did why didn't she just let me know. Or if she did let me know why was it in such an indirect way. And if everyone does stuff in an indirect way because that's a norm people have adopted well then I am out of luck because I don't live like that. In my country everyone is honest and immediately expresses their feelings, none of this snakey slitherings between stuff, we stand tall and firm.
Now that that's out of the way, there's the added complexity of environment. Where did this communication go down? Oh yeah it was…
@CausingUnderflowsEverywhere We don't prevent people from establishing communication outside of chat to have conversations that may not be appropriate for chat, and if it seems like you are in good rapport with someone and they are actively engaging you in conversation, you can ask them (in a non-pressuring way) if they want to hop over to email or Steam or Telegram or whatever
if they say no, then you drop it and don't ask again
and tbh, if a female user was hitting on another user hard, and I felt they was feeling arkward, I'd do the same "hey knock it off" and suspension I did to you.
Well I'd like to share that I used to have such ideals, of suppressing global negativity in a server because there might be just those couple silent people who don't appreciate it one bit, even if I had no problem with the negativity being converged. Everyone shot me down because of that
I'm really unsure of what I should stick to
common sense and etiquette is a dream that will never be reality
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I thought I was in the room the other day and someone put a link in here so people would click to close it, etc.? Just don't link to spam in chats regardless or use a specific format to send the URL, etc.? I'm fine with whatever is right; just thought I was repeating what I saw occur previously...
You CAN USE Net ID IN CASE OF using such specific device like Some CISCO Model that works on Layer 3 NET ID. but you of-course should have broadcast address to do some management and task specific rule for your broadcast domain. so it absolutely seems doesn't possible.
Well, I've had an interesting 8-10 hours -- I left work at a normalish hour to pick up dinner and help my mom with her work because she was overwhelmed and needed a second set of eyes and some help (and I know how to help her). Not too weird yet. But there's more: we worked until 12:30 AM. But there's more: When she got home, she opened a knife and cut her thumb REAL bad.
I wish Urgent Care centers would be open in the US 24/7 -- at least one or two every 20-30 miles. This is not an issue that's so severe as to demand an emergency room visit, but she's effectively being admitted into the hospital for this (and then immediately released once treated).
This is an issue that could be treated at a regular doctor's office if they were open, but Urgent Care is open 7 AM - 8 PM, and doctor's offices are open 9 AM - 5 PM.
Only proper hospitals are open 24/7/365. And she hurt herself at about 1 AM.
@Bob the distance was compounded by the fact that we were going down a highway with a speed limit of about 65 km/h, and lots of traffic lights (most of which were green, thankfully)
@Bob there's a much closer hospital -- about 5.5 km -- that doesn't have a "fast track" emergency room, and they were telling us on the phone that it would be an hour wait to be seen if you're not actively in the process of expiring
the "Fast Track" emergency room is basically where you get treated quickly for non life-threatening emergencies, and the only real waiting you do is if the professionals are all taking care of people suffering life threatening problems at the moment.
@JourneymanGeek that kind of personal rapport with a doctor was a thing we used to have here, many years ago... but these days we don't do that really, because our private insurance system has been in turmoil, both with Obamacare and with us getting offers of various different "plans" that have different benefits and costs, and we end up changing semi frequently
and, based on which insurance provider you have, various doctors support and don't support the insurance you have :P
we had to stop seeing our "Family Doctor" when we changed insurance when I was a teenager, then when I got my own insurance I got locked out of all doctors I'd ever been to before
I'm now in a health maintenance organization that's basically a very tight-knit, large enterprise with an extremely small network as far as doctor choices and facility choices, but with very affordable insurance premiums :P
so I can't really choose where I go or who my doctor is, but it's standard, board-certified care, at centralized facilities. Think of it as sort of privatized collectivism.
@Bob a non-fast-tracked ER basically has two queues: you're dying and you're not dying. If you're dying, you see a doctor, with absolute minimum wait time. If you're not dying, you wait, and wait, and wait... sometimes hours.
Fast track is more like: they have a "pseudo" 24/7 Urgent Care facility on-prem that takes care of the non-dying people
@Bob The best way to describe urgent care in the US, is, it's for things that you need to be treated or evaluated the same-day (due to pain or blood loss or internal illness), BUT it isn't in your estimation immediately life-threatening, and you acquire the symptoms during roughly business hours (8 AM - 8 PM).
If you're outside the hours when urgent care is open, (inclusive) OR you have symptoms that exceed the severity "threshold" of urgent care (namely, that you're potentially going to expire in a few hours if not treated/evaluated), you go to the hospital emergency room.
Of course, if the symptoms are minor enough that you can simply wait until a doctor's office or urgent care opens, then you don't go to the ER :P
According to California sample written driving test (problem 6):
You see a signal person at a road construction site ahead. You should obey his or her instructions:
A. Only if you see orange cones on the road ahead.
B. Unless they conflict with existing signs, signals, or laws...
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