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“And what my neighbor does with his house/driveway is none of my business, as long as it doesn’t impede on my property/safety”
“also there’s nothing more insane that people that drive around the parking lot trying to find the closest spot to the gym entrance. it boggles the mind.”
“but has anyone ever smelled a sheep?”
“Many of these tests were inconclusive. This is largely due to the same size.”
If you’ve been a Plex user for a while, check your email. I missed the boat on the $75 lifetime Plex Pass when they increased it to $150 years ago; I got an email a couple weeks ago offering me a limited time (I think they gave me 4 days or something like that) to buy the lifetime Plex Pass at the original $75, so I…
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Is this not set by default in macOS Sierra? I don’t recall changing this setting when I upgraded to Sierra, but it was already checked for me.
“the ability to outrun a tornado. What car should he buy?”
This would be easier.
The item name is extraneous too; you just need “itm/xxxxxxxx” where “xxxxxxxx” is the item number before the question mark.
“is getting a big overhaul today”
“I’m just waiting to be able to make my ideal “I’m going home” DO button that turns on the fans immediately if the temperature outside is above 65, but won’t turn on the lights until fifteen minutes later when I actually get home.”
“especially when you consider how often Apple likes to change files systems and apps”
“Financially Irresponsible Romantic Interests”
“I’ve given money to friends and family, knowing that it would never be paid back (and sometimes hoping that it would, only to be disappointed).”
“Nessus® Home allows you to scan your personal home network (up to 16 IP addresses per scanner)”
Why do the ice cubes need to be shaped? If you put ice cubes in a ziplock bag and if they’re one big ice cube when you get back, isn’t that enough?
“It’s a Retina display and touchscreen that changes depending on the application you’re using.”