QuarterSwede

No, it’s not. This isn’t anti jokes are funny now. People are really this bored I guess.

That’s because it’s lame. It’s not you.

Technically 1/4” jacks were first. 1/8” only to make 1/4” smaller.

Bingo.

Oh man, must’ve been pre-coffee brain. Thanks for the correction.

In general, devices with plastic cases typically have better reception because plastic is RF transparent. Devices with metal cases tend to have worse because they block RF. That’s grossly simplified but it’ll get you started on researching it.

Check out MoCA adapters. You need one for each wall plate you want to convert and one for the modem side. Check out this site for a diagram and more info.

The real secret is understanding failure makes us learn quicker and that we rarely get better unless we’re uncomfortable.

One of my favorite movies is Meet the Robinsons. If you haven’t watched it with him it’s a great message about failure and not being afraid of it.

Christ can’t be a “follower of Christ.” The first Christian’s were the Apostles.

It doesn’t help that conpanies lie on their requirements in job postings. Even entry level retail jobs are asking for 2-3 years of retail experience. That’s just insulting to those with retail experience and an impossible “entry level” requirement. Leads people to just ignore any requirements.

If it’s not a GFCI or AFCI protected circuit then it has to be overcurrent or a bad breaker (they do stop being able to hold over time).

For overcurrent, something isn’t right with your PSU and it’s drawing more than 15 amps or 20 amps if yours is in the kitchen.

For a bad breaker, put your printer on a different circuit and see if it continues to trip. If not, swap the offending breaker out. Pretty safe to do yourself if you don’t touch the bus bar behind the breakers (otherwise it WILL kill you).

I’ve lived through the cell phone invention, to flip phones, to smartphones. They were terrible back then and I doubt that’s changed now.

Now, I do understand the reason why you moved back to one. For me, I just got aggressive about notifications and turned off most of them. I stopped social media tied to friends and family and am selective about what I’m on and for how long. Takes more personal willpower (or whatever) but you do get used to it in the long run and feel better.

I don’t agree with the premise of this article. When hunting and gathering the default is, “oh look, berries I can eat on a bush, let’s pick them or there’s a deer nearby, let’s shoot it with my bow and arrow.”

These are just … choices. The only difference now is the amount of choice we have. It’s overwhelming so we go back to what we know to move forward. That’s just simply the human condition. Don’t think too much into this.

As a nerd I loathe that show, it’s vapid. You nailed it.

4, when I got a partially collapsed lung.

• I use it for research and then verify its findings.
• It’s excellent at summarizing quickly.
• It’s great at idea creation for specific needs and outlining it.
• While it’s good at writing I enjoy that and do it myself to keep my specific tone.

This I believe.

That’s quite insightful.

What a moronic move. I almost never post comments but I watch plenty of content.

I have to go to my subscribed channels just to see what they’ve posted now. YT definitely changed up their algorithm and it’s useless for me now. It doesn’t present anything I’m interested in.