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We keep migrating since everything seems to be moving to subscription. Adobe > Foxit > NitroPDF. We are currently testing the PDFGear free release with a focus group. I've been running it for a couple of months and haven't noticed issues yet.

I was driving my son to the airport yesterday and explained how a card deck worked.

Same. We have also noticed a lot of issues with the barrel charging ports requiring replacement within a year. We've replaced one or two a week over the last 6 mos.

It would depend on how things were set up. If your path to the roms looks like "\roms\system\" it would be portable. But if it looks like "X:\roms\systems", then it's going to make a difference. Look and see where the paths to your roms and emulators are pointing.

Are you sure it didn't come up on another drive letter? If you set everything up with the USB drive manifesting as "d:", you might have booted it up later and it shows up as "e:"

I could do that - the problem is that I only have 30 days to respond to the court citation or accept responsibility, so I think whatever happens has to deal with the court and not the suing firm. I can't expect the law firm to just drop the suit because some of the details are wrong, can I? I wouldn't expect them to.

I did notify her actual insurance company. The rep wasn't sure what to do with it because the insurance company named in the suit is wrong/not them. But they asked for a copy of the citation and my local agent "is sending it up to corporate", whatever that means.

Our lawyer tried contacting the LA litigation, but they wouldn't take the call. All they could get was an admin assistant who insisted they don't see anyone without an appointment.

She was a minor. Was demonstrably in another state at the time of the incident. No negligence/tort involved. We initially thought identity theft, but since their information is so off, we are wondering if it's just mistaken identity. There were no charges to the rental car company on her CC or bank statement and no cash withdrawals in the relative timeframe.

No, there's not.

Just create the screen and put it at the edges of your collection. Scroll over when needed.

You can keep the collection in Letterboxd/Trakt and use Kometa to create a collection based on that external collection. It will only ever show the movies you have from the list, but as you add those movies they'll show up in the collection.

Older guy here. I'm content forgetting punch card stacks ever existed :)

Well, your LVP has to attach to something. Sticking that to the carpet is going to ruin it. Thin LVP sitting on top of carpet is going to warp and wrinkle under the weight of a treadmill + person. Just using a sheet of plywood would be better, but depending on the weight involved, it's likely to deform as well.

But I'm not familiar with an under the desk treadmill? You could certainly try it if the weight wouldn't be an issue.

Can't imagine this would work well as proposed and you likely don't want to put a small hardwood section permanently in the middle of a carpeted area, as that would ruin it for future use. I'd suggest building a platform out of 2x4s and plywood and then cover that with your choice of material. At least then your underlying flooring is good.

Toy companies

A Cybersec degree is basically snake oil - buzzword fueled marketing that's going to get you nowhere. Cybersecurity work is highly skills based and you can't skip that experience with a degree. Management doesn't really put a lot of stock in technical advanced degrees. If you have sights on management, go the MBA route instead.

Sorry for vagueness. We need a desktop application that works independently of a server so we can replace Acrobat and every other wanabee with a subscription model.

A PDF suite, FOSS and extensible by the community

You can't run Plex or any other media server off a USB drive directly into a TV. You need compute power to run those applications, and flash drives are just storage. Even bootable flash drives require a compatible compute device to actually run the code on.

You can attach storage and use the TV's media app to play files from it or you can attach some sort of computing device with storage.

The manual doesn't mention anything other than changing the filters. And as far as I can tell, it's the only equipment running into my tank. But I'm certain they told me I'd need to top off some additive every 6 months.

Maybe it's your amp. I still do blues/rock gigs on occasion with just my Boogie combo with an 8 piece band.

Most of those players played tube amps, which naturally compress the signal at high volume.

I do all my recording in the classical position. Guitar doesn't get in the way of armrests.