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How many SFP+ ports do you want and what other types of ports do you want and how many of those?

Your link almost works. You're making progress. Why do you think it will short out or cause a fire? Lots of cheap electronics are reasonably reliable.

It is on the hype train. It's a fairly recent addition though.

So how would you described your management style? Are you a Bill Lumbergh a Peter Gibbons?

Nuke it from orbit just to be safe.

Does it still play or will you need to replace some of the pipes?

AFAIK, Handruin has a S4 too. I'll see about posting a picture later. I don't have one I can immediately link in.

probably 4kB random write, 32 queue depth. :drunk:

Make sure they physically will fit.

Nah, competitive knitting.

Yep, the Dragon Lady is pretty expensive.

You consume gas? What sort? Oxygen? Methane? Propane? And since when is gas measured in miles? Isn't that a measure of distance, not volume?

I bet he has his manservant do the shopping for him.

You seem to be confusing a case and a gross.

Seems a little small to me, but what do I know? :dunno:

The case of beer. :beer:

I rest my case.

My logic was basically that individually wrapped stuff that comes frozen should be better than if I toss extras in the freezer because I'm not flash freezing.

I'm pretty sure that's what happens if he lays off the sauce. :p

Luckily for you your camera doesn't have an expiration date and no one is going to come confiscate it from you, so you won't be forced to upgrade to one with an EVF unless you want to.

He's got my vote.

That's somewhat challenging in the grand scheme of things. I'm cooking for only myself, sous vide isn't a the way you cook something when you want leftovers for the week, & decent prices on food are obtained by buying more than a single serving of something. So, even if I buy the meat in a...

Today I made a boneless/skinless chicken breast with the sous vide. I seasoned it with Weber Kickin' Chicken seasoning, sealed it in the vacuum bag with a very small drizzle of olive oil and cooked it at 148F for 2 hours. It was only slightly defrosted which is why I cooked it for so long. I...

Almost everything in life is contaminated with politics. Somehow only the people who recognize that, point it out, and want to discuss the implications of the contamination are accused of injecting politics into everything.

You don't think that's a really bad model? Someone can deny you your rights now, when you need them, by abusing their power and the system and your only recourse is that you can spend your own money and try to take them to court later and try to get a court ruling vindicating you? Where do you...

I very much like the moonroof in my current Audi. It was somewhat dark glass from the factory and I had a fairly dark ceramic tint added to it. I never have to close the shade due to heat. I like the extra light in the car and I often tilt it open for some extra airflow.

Here you go again... First, you seem to misunderstand the verdict of the Schenck decision. The court decided that false dangerous speech was not protected. Second, I'd argue that the decision is dubious. Who gets to decide what's false and dangerous? People in power thought the ideas of...

This is a pointless discussion. You're not using any logic. Murder is morally wrong. The Constitution / Bill of Rights doesn't declare anyone's right to murder. Lets look at the 1st Amendment. Does it have any exceptions? Does it allow the gov't to control speech if speech is offensive...

Funny, that's not what the Constitution and Bill of Rights says. Maybe you want to brush up on those.

E-mail isn't like snail mail. There is no post office that all e-mail goes through before it's delivered to you. It's more like a giant mesh network and an e-mail can take a nearly infinite number of paths to the mailbox. As a result there's no way to intercept it along the way.

Thankfully we don't like in a nanny state just yet. You sure don't seem to value your personal liberty very much.

The theory is that many people will put the V2x box willingly in their old cars in exchange for an insurance discount or other financial incentive which will let the old cars play nice with the overall infrastructure system in terms of telling the newer smart vehicles their position, vector...

As do most of his posts when he starts in about cars and city living and the like.

What you want to do can't be done. Only TWC could offer the service you're after.

I'd argue all these high tech systems make the drivers lazy / complacent. Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous driving is inherently dangerous IMO. It works well most of the time which lulls the driver into a false sense of complacency. So, when the system fails and dumps control back to the driver...

The whole crew including the pilots sleep on the long international flights. They're not sleeping in the cockpit (or aren't supposed to). There are sleeping quarters for the crew on the larger jets. There is enough crew to account for this and they take turns sleeping vs. working. Depending...

AFAIK, the pilots do other things. Like read books & magazines, talk, do paperwork, etc. I'm not sure if they've got an tablet in their lap and are watching movies, but it wouldn't surprise me.

No, that's not what I'm saying. Stop being so intentionally obtuse. Tesla's "Autopilot" is not capable of fully autonomous operation, which the name implies. How do you know that? Do you think pilots are there actively engaged paying attention ready to grab the stick and controls with a...

I'm well aware of that. Still it's less capable than the autopilot system on modern planes (which can follow waypoints and the like). And, as you point out things go wrong much faster in a car because they operate in a much more confined space. Hence my belief that the name is misleading.

Hey, maybe all the other cars were convertibles. :p You probably mean a moonroof. Was it glass or a metal body panel? Did you replace your Altima or are you without a car now?

Oh spare me... Tap water is quite drinkable in every state I've been in. Additionally, there are these things called water filters. Since they'd be filling their containers at their own house they could use their very own filtered water. Are there really people who only drink bottled water and...

What percentage of the time do you think the pilot's hands are on the stick when a passenger jet is on autopilot? Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying the driver wasn't at fault. What I'm saying is that Tesla shouldn't be allowed to call the feature autopilot because the name portrays a level of...

I cooked my first Sous Vide item today, a piece of salmon. I roughly followed this article. I went for 120F and cooked it for about 50 minutes while I was mowing. I used some seafood seasoning that was in the cupboard along with some salt and pepper on it. I was not nearly as generous with...

Admittedly, I think I left out a few steps. Getting arrested, having them impound your car, and then jamming you up with some bogus charge based on the positive from the ____ sniffing dog. And of course, you getting to spend $$$$ on a lawyer trying to clear your name.

I don't need 16 SPF+ ports, so I'm not really considering that switch. I'm eyeballing this switch myself.

Well, he made most of your point too. He mockingly pointed out that drinkable water came out of their taps and that people had days to prepare and could fill containers (empty bottles / jugs / pots / etc.) now instead of rioting over water or complaining about getting ripped off by price...

But apparently it doesn't stay under 40C even in a 25C room, so that's pretty misleading.

He did not say it was a hoax. Unsurprisingly, the media is lying about and very much mischaracterizing what he said. He criticized the media for politicizing the hurricane Irma coverage. They certainly have gone way out of their way to absolutely leave no doubt that he was right. He...

I saw that the other day on another forum and meant to post it here. It's pretty cool. :cooler:

It sure doesn't look fanless to me.