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Current is different than an actual release:

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/cutting-edge/#cur...

Hi - I am the owner of this F-150 Lightning! Happy to answer any questions. I am blogging about it at https://geekyschmidt.com

Hi - I am the owner of this F-150 Lightning! Happy to answer any questions. I am blogging about it at https://geekyschmidt.com

I use Pinta which has been updated recently:

https://www.pinta-project.com/

There are a few ways in my Model 3:

- Valet mode - Set a max speed with a pin - Comfort vs. Sport which changes the driving dynamics drastically

Can confirm the same in NYC. NYU Hospital with nothing fancy other than delivery of a beautiful Daughter. We had to go back due to some Jaundice but were told to visit NYPH for this instead. I imagine we will be well north of 9000 USD when all is said and done.

Fantastic product that still surprises me with its ease of use.

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I have had a tough time emulating even OpenStep on x86, excited to see NeXT attempt to be run semi-natively. It is still one of my favourite architectures and members of the home server farm. Looking forward to seeing where this ends up.

I had to doubletake reading the title. For a split second, I thought there was a new release of "Plug-and-Play" Linux out there! It was one of my first Linux distros.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yggdrasil_Linux/GNU/X

Saginaw is having issues, but there are a few consulting firms around the area. Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Lansing though are having strong comebacks. As someone from Standish, I look forward to the day that the MBS area is more than just Dow.

Can also confirm no issues with this transcoding on the C2758. I built a SuperMicro 4 drive NAS a few years ago based on this CPU and it has been very solid. Doesn't run well in Docker, but runs well baremetal.

As you hear about Puerto Rico the next few days, take some time to get smart on the history and dynamic. Highly recommend Congressional Dish Podcast that came out a few weeks ago. Very good - http://www.congressionaldish.com/cd147-controlling-puerto-ri...

Hashview and Hashtopussy need to get together and talk. Would be a great combination of the technologies.

https://bitbucket.org/seinlc/hashtopussy

Bitburg Baron checking in. Didn't expect to see Bitburg mentioned in this thread. True that many an Airman bought cars and shipped them

Mirror: https://mega.co.nz/#!L9JCgSII!DvdFVwMx4iRYwbV_cIvpCHmavRVjJG...

Better luck to get a WiMax phone (Evo 4G) or an old Nokia n810 and share it out. WiMAX drivers for dongles are much like winmodems right now. Heck, lots don't work with MacOS either

149.7 Hours in a FTE month; so 1796.4 in a year