u/apathy2

The chamber was used as a tomb and an eagle with a lamb in its claws are symbols of the Proshyan Dynasty: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proshian_family They did most of the carving in the 1200s that made this site famous.

Pretty sure those are Infinity Crescendo 3007 speakers. Those edges look square and the Infinity Reference 4 were more rounded. The 3007 had 2 8 inch drivers, a 4 inch (I think) and an Emit-R tweeter. Despite(?) being an exclusive model for Circuit City, the Crescendo 3000 series was really nice.

While it is true that a blue surgical style mask offers less protection for the wearer because they do not conform to your face, a properly fitted N95, KN95 or KF94 mask can in fact protect the wearer.

It's possible that this patch does not break SMB Multichannel in all circumstances / configurations. (Maybe it only affects certain network cards, etc.) I didn't start addressing this until after it continued over several days and reboots. There are several threads about this on the Windows Answers site.

It will work fine for Plex or pretty much anything you'd use a NAS for, you just shouldn't make it accessible from the internet in any way as it won't be getting security updates. It's also old (and probably has a lot of hours on it) so there's a chance it could just die at any time. If you decide that it isn't sufficient (or it dies), you can just move the drives to a newer NAS and you (probably) won't lose anything (always a chance of losing something if the NAS dies while active).

Use it.

relative path

You are using the term relative path correctly. I have no experience trying to use a relative path for this but the thing to keep in mind is that the relative path is from where you are. Meaning "how do I drive from the folder where I am to this other folder". So, if I am interpreting what you're trying to do correctly, this relative path would only be valid as viewed from the Media folder and you need to put a . in front of your path, so IconResource=.\Movies\Icons\Movies.ico,0 The . means "this current directory".

This path would not be valid if viewed from the Users folder or the Icons folder.

The path says go "down" into the Movies folder from this one (.), continue down into Icons, find Movies.ico

Relative pathing allows you to type less and is useful for things like pointers from one area of a network share to another area on the network share so you don't have to be concerned about drive letter changes on different computers connecting to those resources. It may be useful in this situation to keep pathing the same between multiple users on the system (something like C:\Users\USER1\Media\Movies\Icons\Movies.ico,0 - every user would have this file located in their own User directory) but if in this case if you really have a user named Media, it might not be necessary to do this and a fully qualified path may be easier. (You could also just locate this Icons folder outside the Users folder perhaps?)

Do a search for "windows relative path syntax" and you'll get examples of what you're trying to do.

Flight of the Navigator

It was released in theaters: https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt0091059/

Receive Side Scaling

I'm using an Intel(R) Ethernet Controller I225-V.

The drivers are listed as Intel 2/9/2023 1.1.4.38

There is no RSS flag in the device manager properties but I am 99% sure I manually enabled it via the Enable-NetAdapterRss powershell command or maybe it was the netsh interface tcp set global rss=enabled command (or maybe both).

I might also have installed the Windows Server version of these drivers or a non -V version of these drivers. The Intel I226 specifically supports RSS.

I don't remember specifically what I did and there are a lot of posts that the "I225-V is trash" so I'm not going to mess with what is working, but hopefully this helps somewhat.

Conceptually, this seems like a good idea but the Venn diagram of people that pretend they are an F1 driver on Lincoln Drive and people who have their license plate obstructed, and therefore wouldn't get an automated ticket, are almost one circle.

Confirming my confirmation.

Not sure if you're talking about a Mac limitation (cause this is a Mac related question), but I have:

Synology with 2 1G NICs to a 2.5G switch to a Windows computer with a single 2.5G NIC

and I can confirm that SMB multichannel works in this configuration.

If it's a recent Dell, their hard drives are set to raid mode in the bios. You'll need drivers to enable that as per the other posters. However, if you change the hard drive from raid mode to AHCI mode you'll see it here in the Windows installer and be able to install Windows.

Unless your Dell has Optane, it won't have any effect on performance. If you have Optane, try to load the Dell raid drivers for your computer by having them on a USB stick and then hit that load driver button.

It is now on by default.

Under the "custom" installer option that you have to activate manually, you get to select which components to install. The Compute Improvement Program can be unchecked here, to ensure data collection is disabled.

It's poorly worded and is more clear if read like this: "Under the "custom" installer option which you have to activate manually (via selecting custom during installation), you get to select which components to install. The Compute Improvement Program can be unchecked here, to ensure data collection is disabled." If you do not manually check custom and then manually disable it, the Compute Improvement Program will be enabled.

Old timey "These puns will crack them up!" in the beginning. Donkey action starts at 1:20.

https://youtu.be/HcNWfcdEJ6E?t=80

Not to dissuade anyone as this is a really good deal but I've recently ordered a laptop from Office Depot and I've gotten calls from them from multiple departments. "Address verification" first, which I was able to confirm my address and that yes, I wanted to place this order and then "loss prevention" from Office Depot called. I have not been able to get back in contact with the loss prevention person as it's just an individual number and not an 800 number and they haven't returned my calls, so I have no idea if my order will ever actually ship.

Just an FYI. This is a good deal but it might take a while to get and might be a hassle.

Unfortunately, you can't really rely upon the agency reputation as a whole as most (nearly all of? all of?) them use contractors (who may work for rival agencies) to supplement their staff. So, the people that come out may have no vested interest in the reputation of the agency and are just there for an extra paycheck. The agencies look at people these contractors serve as "bonus money" because these were people that the agency couldn't have seen anyways (because of staffing deficiencies).

Why do they all hire each other's workers? There has been a nursing shortage forever. Agencies simply can't hire enough people to serve their patient loads.

One thing that is REALLY important is the survey you will get afterwards. The results of the survey affects reimbursement rates. They're not allowed to ask you to fill out the survey (although they can say things like, "you will receive a survey") so not everyone bothers to fill out the surveys. That makes each one filled out impactful.

I would find a good agency by looking up the ratings of agencies in your service area here:

https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Quality-Initiatives-Patient-Assessment-Instruments/HomeHealthQualityInits/HHQIHomeHealthStarRatings

After finding a good agency, I would call them, explain to them that you know the importance of the survey that you will be sent after service and that if you don't get a good nurse... that will be reflected in the survey. You may then get an actual agency nurse versus a random contractor.

If you're not receiving good care, do not hesitate to switch agencies!

Well then their AI color-izer is doing crazy things to that picture. Look at all of the warping around the tail, the smearing of the identification markings, the brickwork in the second chimney from the right and the "shingles" that are long straight lines, except when they are wavy (between 2 chimneys on the right).

This is AI or something and not a real pic.

GoodRx

(Edit: This is clearly horrible but they're not doing anything they don't tell you they're doing. (Unless they've changed their Privacy Policy since, as a result of this action.))

There is no HIPPA violation. People agreed to their terms when they used their free card at the checkout. From their Privacy Policy:

How do we share information with others?

We may share your information with companies that we work with or provide services to us in the ways described below.

A. Affiliates and Subsidiaries

We may share information with our subsidiaries and affiliated companies for business and operational purposes.

B. Service Providers and Third Parties

We may share your information with the following service providers and third parties to perform services on our behalf such as:

Data warehouses, servers, and storage providers Data analytic, data connectivity and customer data providers and platforms Customer engagement or relationship management platforms Advertising networks, advertising software tools, advertising servers, advertisers, sponsors and partners that market and advertise to you and measure performance of marketing and advertisements Cloud computing providers Survey and customer feedback providers and platforms Printers Mailing houses and delivery services Data providers Software development tools Referral program platforms Pharmacies, healthcare providers, pharmaceutical manufacturers, copay card providers, insurance plans and other entities in the healthcare ecosystem Data providers, email delivery, and analytics software Text delivery and analytics platform Customer service software Patient advocacy support providers to handle your requests Privacy management platform, such as to manage deletion requests Prepaid card and gift card vendor Credit card and payment processers that process your credit card information (in cases where you provide us with your credit card information) and track payments Information security, fraud detection and prevention providers Identity and professional credential verification providers Auditors, third parties conducting security assessments and services, law firms, staff augmentation firms and other professional services providers

I think higher gate-style turnstiles are pretty common on European transit systems.

Different places have different systems but many places in Europe operate on the honor system. There will be ticket purchase machines at the entrance or on the platform and nothing preventing you from getting on the train. However, they have random ticket inspectors and if you don't have a ticket, you pay a very expensive fine.

So, it's quick and easy for everyone to get on and off and there is a large enough potential penalty that it's not worth it for the vast majority of people to try to skip out on.

In an episode of The Tonight Show on Nov. 11, 2021, Fallon promoted Moonpay and the BAYC NFT collection by announcing that he got his first NFT through the crypto firm, which bills itself as a white-glove service designed to help celebrities buy digital assets. He didn’t disclose that he had a financial stake in Moonpay.

“Nor did Electric Hot Dog or Universal disclose that this purportedly organic segment on the Tonight Show was in reality a paid advertisement for the BAYC collection of NFTs and MoonPay by two celebrities (Fallon and Winkelmann) who are business partners with an investor (Oseary) in both Yuga and MoonPay,”

This is why the people filing suit believe they have ground for a lawsuit, as opposed to suing Jamie Lee Curtis because you didn't like what Activia did to you.

You can only use one module to get you to 20GB because one 4GB module is soldered into the board. I am using this memory in the DS1520+.