Iran tried farm-to-table nukes, but they weren’t very popular.

As a scandinavian who have spent many nights in Texas and a few other GoM states, I don’t think I’ve ever worn anything else than 20 while sleeping there. Too warm, hotel windows don’t open (why??) and the bedding is too layered.

18 or 20.

18 If I was wearing boxers before going to bed.
20 if not. Usually it’s the latter. I paid for comfy high-threadcount linen, I want to feel it too.

EDIT: 16 on rare occasions such as a nap.

No. It is never morally wrong to ensure your own safety.

“But those who allowed nazis to come to power were doing just that!”

…no. Most of those weren’t ensuring their safety. They were ensuring their own comfort (in the beginning, at least)

If a regime is targeting you or your loved ones: Lay low. If the regime is targeting someone else: Resist, especially if at worst you’re gonna get a slap on the wrist.

Counterpoint: I heard it was Dave

Tror det også er litt dialekt-avhengig. Jeg ser for meg at Mor kanskje blir brukt i Bergen og enkelte steder på Oslos beste vestkant litt mer naturlig enn andre steder. Bak den nordnorske låvedøra der jeg ble født så brukes det ikke i noen som helst sammenheng.

Yup, I’ve seen those features in some of the models - an AP will hand off a client to a different AP automagically as necessary.

Probably. This combined with a Memory leak from shitty consumer grade firmware is usually what necesitates a power cycle every so often.

I’ve come to conclude that whenever there is a home networking issue, the solution is to avoid consumer grade hardware as much as possible. This usually takes care of having to reboot routers and access points every few days.

What I’d do in your case:

• Turn off wifi on router. Bonus points if you can just set it to bridge mode and supply your own router, but that’s a bit beyond most people. Just disabling wifi will do for now.
• run cables from your router locations to the AP1 and AP2 location, so that you can avoid daisy chaining any access points.
• Get a small PoE switch. “Any” will do.
• Get three PoE access points and install them, one next to the router, one in the ap1 location, and one in the ap2 location.
• Be sure to not set them up on the same channel. Same SSID and password, but didn’t fderent channel: 1, 6, and 11 is usually a pretty solid choice if there aren’t external factors affecting those.

If you want to do this as cheaply as possible, I suggest just doing the cable runs to avoid daisy chaining, but I suspect the wireless access points themselves might be the main issue.

As for APs, there are many that are good. I personally use three Aruba Instant-On that cover my entire three floor house with no problem.

Norwegian: Mamma. It’s the same general meaning as “mom”. “Mommy” strikes me as a bit more childish, and I don’t think we have an equivalent here.

Any chance that this is a matter of sample size? As in, he has more guys in Facebook than girls. At least the ones who know him well enough to ask this rather personal question.

I have no answer for you, but I don’t see why this would be a gendered thing.

Is your stopwatch running?

It’s way too late at night for me to give an in-depth answer, but I just wanted to let you know that if you plan on adding drives over time, you might want to check out running the disks in JBOD instead of RAID and the use ZFS to create the storage volume. Redundancy supported, and you can add disks whenever you need more space. The disks don’t even have to be the same size.

Skill: probably

Interest: Probably not

Source: Around the turn of the millennium, I enjoyed remote snooping on other people’s PCs for a short while. It was short because the contents of the PC of the average person turned out to be mindnumbingly boring.

And even “precise” would be understating it. Not only is a specific shape of the detonation required, but timing is crucial too. Otherwise you’ll end up with a fizzle.

But yes, the main concern is nuclear contamination in the target area.

Yeah, it’s kind of ironic that their only popular song in n the US is Song 2 that was meant to mimic the US grunge sound that they don’t like.

Yeah, I was tempted to write that myself, as it fits at least a few of their songs. I decided against it because I feel that I haven’t listened to enough of their discography to have an informed opinion on the matter.

Yeah, I cannot recall ever hearing U2 referred to under a specific subgenre of rock, especially not grunge. Personally, if I had to choose, I think classifying them as generic rock is more accurate.

None taken. I don’t like us either.

Never been, but I’m sure their tap water is great for the same reason mine is: Plenty of mountainous lakes, and not that many people around them.

I generally don’t drink nk bottled water… It tastes… stale.