I built my PC in 2006ish so YouTube existed but I doubt anyone was doing PC building tutorials then. The thing that pushed me over the edge to building vs getting a pre built was seeing an episode of How It’s Made where they were building PCs and I was like damn that looks easy as shit, I was not wrong.

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20f is cold but honestly it’s not super uncomfortable until you start getting down into the teens and single digits.

Nah guy on the right has a sweater 60f, 40f, 20f ish.

I think I got the Taiping Rebellion.

I also wonder if multiviewer is going to be able to work with this. I know I’m not the most important person here but it seems like F1 is completely killing how I watch their races.

Edit: on second look the multiviewer devs seem to think their app will work fine with apple tv but won’t know for certain till next year.

Those 13 year old were actually FBI agents too! /s

Small change here but they’ll rule 5-4 that it’s legal for Trump to do and no other president.

I would double and triple check your not transcoding. Even if you’re watching on the client at whatever the files native resolution is depending on the codec of the file you might still be transcoding. For instance with 1080p anything h265 or AV1 is transcoded into h264 by the server. There’s also a few other situations where Plex with force transcoding or down convert the video whether you want it to or not.

Your NAS shouldn’t be having trouble serving the file to Plex I’d bet it’s transcoding in the background and you just don’t realize it.

SpaceX operates a fleet of privately owned ICBMs under license from the US government.

That’s not true. All nuclear weapons in the US’s arsenal are under the control of the US military. You are correct to say that it would be illegal for any private contractor to operate its own fleet of ICBMs…and that includes SpeceX.

Nah man space rockets are just ICBMs with a human payload instead of an explosive one.

Just north of Antarctica in the southern hemisphere.

I have shit depth perception and I’m in the same boat, I never saw one of these as a kid.

The factories are in the computers!

It’s probably because they get national broadcasts. I figured with all the Ohio transplants in the NC and Florida area Cleveland and the Reds would be higher in the no man’s lands down there but same Yankees and Red Sox.

It’s like how I’ve heard stories about Braves fans in really weird places and it’s because TBS would broadcast Braves games to anywhere in the country so people grew up seeing commercials and games for the Braves their entire childhood even though they had a far more local team.

I think it depends entirely on the card, I’ve seen some cards for sale for absurd money but it’s mostly the rare or high end cards. There might still be value in the low end stuff, the vintage computer scene is weird.

I mean technically speaking if you’re connected on wifi you still are…

Is there precedence for that in the US? I can’t find an example of US elections being suspended during war time, even the 1964 election happened during a war period.

This is exactly the plan. Last week the GSA put out a list of 400 federal buildings they wanted to sell, a list that included buildings like the FBI headquarters. They want to sell these building to private owners then make up any shortfalls in space with leases from them.

As others have said they’re more luxury oriented but they still do have performance models but they do have a history in sports car racing.

GM had been using them successfully for racing versions of their sedans since 2004, they have their lmdh program that’s been running since like 2017, and lately they also have prototype program from 2000-02 that competed in ALMS but didn’t go anywhere because the Audi R8 was to dominate at the time.