I don't know, my profile picture was of me chugging a giant box of Goldfish

Yet people still drown because they don't recognize it.

At little more detail may be useful may be helpful for someone who's never done it, jp ... What we're talking about is MAC address filtering, and this is probably what it will be called in your router's admin program. The MAC address uniquely identifies a device. Unlike an IP, which identifies a network node which…

You can go into your router settings and make it so that just those two devices are allowed on the network. It's not too difficult to do once you get into the settings.

Use MAC address filtering. There should be tons of tutorials for your specific router, but basically when it's enabled, it will only allow specific devices (based on the unique hardware MAC ID) to connect to your router. I know Netgear routers call this "Wireless Access List," but like I said, it'll vary.

Hi Mabry, The advantage of themed shows is that they are more targeted to buyers' interests, and so (theoretically) by participating in them you'd have more people interested in buying what you do and fewer people who are just browsing. You might want to just take the pieces that you have that fit the theme, and have…

"Here was a large, unkempt, suspicious-looking man, threatening to make lists about my kids, then break into my house tonight with a 'delivery'. I acted on instinct."

For breakfast: coffee, chocolate cake, cigarette. Then back to the lounge to read the newspapers and nap.

For second breakfast: fried tomatoes, hash browns, several eggs (fried or scrambled), sausage, beans & toast. And of course coffee, chocolate cake, cigarette.

I would suggest two USB disks using somehing like rsnapshot (1) copying the data to them. Keep one disk offline (and preferably offsite) and swap them once a month.

Get another 1 TB drive? They're pretty cheap. Get a couple of em. Throw one in the back pack. 1 in the glove box.

You need a backup that is at least as large as your main HDD. Frankly a 3TB external drive is pretty cheap nowadays.

Pretty simple — I backup my internal 1T to an external 1T. The initial backup will take a while, but thereafter you can use either rsync or proprietary software that does incremental backups to backup only the new / changed files.

You can back up both your computer & external drive with Backblaze. It's $5/mo for unlimited data.

get an 8 ball and go to a strip club

Nothing beats one of these:

Yes and yes. A system built for video editing is VERY expensive compared to what you can build it for. I've never tried to build a hackintosh, but friends who have did not enjoy the experience. (Except for the self-flagellators.)

This is incredibly flawed logic, and people need to stop using it. It's like saying "I haven't been eaten by a bear in five years, which means the garlic I put on my door must protect me really well from bears." One does not necessarily cause the other.

I started back on Red on the original Game Boy, I always remember how different that game felt when I first played it, expectation meets reality meets not knowing the game very well yet, something I wish I could capture again but I know will never happen.

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