Get a cat, preferably from a shelter. Setup night-vision cameras in your house to record said cat taking its time in murdering the mouse. You can even setup a drinking game for watching the video, if the cat does something entertaining, drink. Please remember to call an ambulance when you suffer alcohol poisoning.

When you buy a product on Amazon without researching every piece of info on the page (if there isn’t anything on the page to research, there is a reason), you will get what you deserve. Case in point: I though $3 for a pair of headlight bulbs for my car was a great deal.

Except:

The only advantage it has over Google is that it initially appears more friendly to technophobes. So if you need to share photos with your aunt who is too afraid of new things to use Drive (which you don’t need a GMail account to use), you can fool them with Dropbox which is pretty much the same thing.

Hopefully they will have the wherewithal to put the processing facilities in lunar orbit or something, so if one is off target slightly its NBD.

Looks like they are doomed wither way then.

*statute

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Or a least portrayed by a decent actor.

For really big movies (i.e. The Force Awakens): first showing (usually 10 or 11am) on opening day (not the midnight showing, I’m 37), preceded by awesome diner breakfast. Usually $6-$7/ticket

For lesser movies (non-scifi movies, comedies, Oscar candidates/winners, etc.): first showing on Sunday, preceded by diner…

I have a Slovak last name with two pairs of consonants next to each other (3 vowels and 5 consonants total, so not that bad for a Slovak name) that aren’t normally next to each other in English, so its been butchered my entire life except for one teacher in elementary school named Mr Beck.

Exactly, don’t risk your own machine. If there is a virus on it, it won’t have access to your personal files.

Amazon currently has all of modern Doctor Who (and possibly the earlier run) free with Prime. They also offer Orphan Black, but I haven’t looked into much else by the BBC. Both Doctor Who and Orphan black have new episodes available the day after they air, I would imagine other new BBC series are structured the same…

Data uploading from the PS4 requires decent bandwidth and low-latency, so I recommend a wired connection. If you are on a “private” router (somebody’s house), the latency for sending input to the PS4 works well over wireless. If you’re at a Starbucks or somewhere with a lot of people using the access point, button…

That’s still likely to be an intern.

Thanks for the info. I’m running miniDLNA for streaming MP3s off of my Raspberry Pi just fine, but my current Plex server is an old Mac Pro, and I’m looking for a transcoding substitute that doesn’t quite use so much juice so I can leave it on all the time.

Would this be powerful enough to do transcoding in Plex Server?

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Its immitation Clydesdale piss these days.

The cold hard mathematically modeled will crush the psuedo-spirited with robots.

I can’t star this enough.