OK I was digging around and found the answer. I didn't know that the commitment count is linked to activity on the committed public betas. Actually makes perfect sense.
@TildalWave The commit is not considered as fulfilled until you do some non-negligible amount of activity on the site, regardless of the privacy status of the beta.
@ThomasPornin Yes, SE only allows me to have three concubines at a time... if I can't even satisfy those three (once they've reached maturity), then they don't count :)
I am working with netsh advfirewall firewall shell
I added the following rules in the following sequences:
netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=all
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="block_http" remoteport=80 protocol=TCP dir=out action=block
netsh advfirewall firewall add rul...
@AviD Well you started fiddling with things I never did, so I honestly know nothing about it. The way I did it is stable till I believe 4.7, maybe even higher but I didn't test it. I lowered it to 4.3 because it's my sweet spot for performance/power consumption
And I can run the CPU fans on silent profile... but that depends on fans when they start audibly whining... I actually need to clean my rig as it's already throttling the fan speeds too often now
@AdamMcKissock It's been a little while since it really rained. We just ended up getting a nice ground saturating rain and then it spent a long time being too cool to really dry out.
in the list the allowed rule above the blocked rule so logically it should allow the packets but it doesn't.. I want to know the reason.. I am not concern for configuration. I am concern for knowing the logic and the rules. — TravellingSalesWoman25 mins ago
Every time I start Chrome there is the Snap.do page that seems to be set as the homepage no matter how many times I've changed the homepage settings on Chrome and I've removed Snap.do from extensions and it doesn't show up there any longer. A lot of forums said that I needed to delete the file vi...
@Xander Agreed. It has a suitable answer, and it wouldn't be accepted elsewhere either, especially now that it's answered and there's nothing more to add to it.
Flagged it as not constructive I think that's the closest description in the flag menu that it applies
@AviD Hahaha, i leave you alone for a few minutes and bam!
@AviD I think this is what you did wrong. The CMOS might be telling you what the current CPU voltage is while you in the BIOS which doesn't equal what the voltage is you need for a running rig (that's 'actually' using the CPU)
I am working with netsh advfirewall firewall shell
I added the following rules in the following sequences:
netsh advfirewall firewall delete rule name=all
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="block_http" remoteport=80 protocol=TCP dir=out action=block
netsh advfirewall firewall add rul...
