Yup. Wipe with something going into the load and put it back where it belongs. Be careful throwing it into a front loader. I found one time where the high speed spin cycle rubbed the cup against the door and wore a hole in the cup and marked up the door. Last time I did that.

Pretty sure you do NOT need the * before the @ in the filter is you are just going with the sender’s domain (ie, instead of “*@*.domain.com” you can use “@*.domain.com”.

Look into setting up an auto-purge script. I can’t check from here (work won’t let me access gmail or google drive) but pretty sure I used https://www.labnol.org/internet/gmail-auto-purge/27605/

If I capture all the DNS requests going over the wire, I can easily see what domains and servers most users are looking at. Or I can just capture the HTTP and HTTPS requests and look at the URL. That part isn’t encrypted in HTTPS. Anything but the most basic IT department can do this, even if they are too busy to…

You can also check with your doctor on getting a titre test done which measures the antibody response in your blood (or somesuch). Since my brother was just enough younger to get the second dose as a teenager and didn’t react well, when grad school imposed a requirement for me to show two doses, I went with this…

It is valid for its intended purpose until the expiration date. It will identify you (required by US policy for flying) and it will allow you to re-enter the US up till that date.

And according to US law, the US passport is valid for just those things. There is no policy to change. This isn’t a US law. It’s a foreign law that the airlines are enforcing before you leave since you’d be in even bigger trouble if you landed at your destination, went to passport control there, and they wouldn’t let…

Absolutely. Set an expiration date 10 years out. Follow it. Oh wait, the US government does that already. Remind folks they are responsible for knowing what the rules are wherever they go since they may be different. Oh wait, the State department does that, and even provides a way to look it up per country.

This is NOT a US issue. It’s valid for all US purposes until the date on it.

because the US expiration date is 10 years from issuance (for adults). It is perfectly valid for entering the country or providing identification all the way through that date.

This. The expiration date is the actual expiration date. Just because other countries decide that they want some extra slack time in there doesn’t change the expiration date. EVERY foreign travel I have ever booked said, in the fine print, that I was responsible for knowing the visa and passport rules of the…

M.2 isn’t necessarily near double the cost any more. From microcenter.com (12/17/2017), using Samsung 850 EVO as baseline. 250GB SATA $80, M.2 $110; 500GB SATA $170, m.2 $175; 1TB SATA $350, M.2 $350. I rounded up a few pennies. YMMV. etc.

Another option, that may or may not be available at the reception facility you use, and may or may not suit your guests, YMMV, etc

beat me to it. either 3x small or 1.5x medium, depending on which was the mistake.

And in “Patriot Games” from 1987. (I have the benefit of being in the process of listening to the audiobook at the moment. Hadn’t realized I read it first 30 years ago.)

If you are referring to insurance to pay off your mortgage if you die, then it’s a bad deal. As time moves forward, the payoff goes down, but cost usually stays the same. Instead, get enough life insurance to cover the expenses (burial, mortgage, portion of kids college, portion of credit card debt, etc) that your…

Well, I haven’t been there lately, but type C was in use in Ireland for low current, ungrounded applications, along with type G for higher current draw and grounding.

It varies, my kids used 3x5 (youngest just finished 10th grade) for creating flash cards since the process of writing them out did a significant part of the job of memorizing the info to begin with.

What, no love for Bloomsberg? While honestly not aimed at the convention goer, I feel it was an important speech for the election cycle.

Actually, pretty sure the low frequencies are non-directional so the general recommendation is to place it out of the way in the corner of the room. This emphasizes the conduction through the walls. If this makes it too “bass”y, move it along the wall from the corner until you are satisfied, or start playing with…

Actually, pretty sure the low frequencies are non-directional so the general recommendation is to place it out of…