It's cheaper after the current discount. I almost posted the same thing because that's also the one I have — But I noticed the one you posted has an emissivity adjustment, so that's pretty cool.
It's cheaper after the current discount. I almost posted the same thing because that's also the one I have — But I…
2nded. I live and work in Maryland, but make about half what I could expect to make in a similar position just 2 hrs away, same state. Housing is less here, gas more, insurance less, utilities more.. Tons of different variables, just within the same state. Comparing this data at a state-wide level is really useless.
I always hung my pizza peels on a hook on my pot rack along with everything else. I don't understand what's so hard - It's no higher than any other large pan that you'd hang.
If I followed just a few of these suggestions, I'd wind up with a bag again to carry the crap around. Here's my low/no impact tip:
Talk about a late reply. Interesting information though - got a citation for that?
I'm thinking that may be a compatibility issue somewhere - Maybe graphics. I'm running it in VMWare Workstation at home and Hyper-V at work, 1 core assigned from my 4770k or i3, 2GB of RAM, and it's very snappy.
Family Handyman, alot of the DIY network sites, and the This Old House network of sites all suffer from this massive misunderstanding of the "right way," to use the internet. Not that there's only one right way, but they're certainly hitting as many wrong items as possible - obtrusive advertising, unsolicited pop ups…
My adblock also doesn't touch those overlays, but they're easily fixed - Right click on the popup, Adblock > Block this ad. Adjust the slider until the ad vanishes and the page still renders OK, and you're set. In very rare cases there's no happy spot in the slider and you'll have to cancel, click somewhere else…
Read carefully please, both the article and my comment. I don't challenge the importance and inaccuracy of the date. I'm saying that the article makes the date out to be the first of countless problems with this picture, then goes on to discuss the difficulties of charging in 1919. Basically, there is nothing else…
The date is important, yes. But beyond the date, there's nothing incorrect about the picture. It is an electric car charging. The article implies that there's a great deal wrong with the picture beyond the date, then wanders into a discussion about the difficulties of charging in those days.
Ouch. Seems.. Nitpicky? Or indicative of other problems (not to be presumptuous, you know better than I).
My partner of 10 years and I can run on for paragraphs in chats, get mushy, romantic, etc. But if I had to call the insurance company about a problem, I'd report back my findings just like your message, and…
For my casual usage (Needing to run older XP & 7 machines for compatibility testing and testing various Linux distros for servers) Hyper-V has been an equal in ease of use and performance to VirtualBox and VMWare. It surprised me with some network weirdness but I run a complex dual-NIC environment and things…
This is a really poorly thought through article. Quotas are a great tool, but you should apply them to the end-user, not the automated backup process. It's fine if you're tossing a new movie on the drive or ripping your latest CD purchase and get a quota error - you can react to that and free space, adjust quotas,…
It's my understanding that they should all work, but I do believe there are differences in efficiency - at least between the majors and the generics. Might just be my bad experiences, but I've had generics that more than doubled my soap usage, so it's probably worth making sure you use one that you've tested the…
So when we say good denim, what are we really talking about? Snagging the $60 Levi's, or one of those $200 raw denim brands?
Interesting. I've never had a pair of jeans that I disliked because they had faded too much. I have had many that fell apart, tore, worn out, etc. Do I buy my denim too cheap or something?
Being that they're bluetooth, that's up to the source not the speaker. I would imagine the majority of sources wouldn't run multiple speakers, but you could probably make it work on a PC with some software trickery — Something like Virtual Audio Cables to split the stream to multiple outputs. Keep in mind that's all…
A more relevant point is that if the liners are just bent out of shape some — little enough that rigging up some braces to straighten them out is fine — then just baking cupcakes in them is also going to return them to the proper shape just fine.
That's uninformed gibberish. What GSP you first joined has nothing to do with your character status. Sometimes a certain GSP will have hive connection problems which will cause your character to delete, and sometimes you can save that by quickly joining another GSPs server. But there's no need nor logical reason to…
The presence of much hotter sauces on the scale doesn't diminish the heat of sauces lower on the scale. This is really hot to some, medium to others. You're smoking something if you call it mild — or more likely, just applying a bit of hyperbole to try and make a point.
