Maybe not your edit, but excellent work Helldiver! The up vote pails in comparison to how much I love this.
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I had something like this one. It was the ram. If I powered off, shut off the PSU and unplugged, then reseated the ram and tried again it would come on. Upgraded the ram and the issue went away.
Also, if you encounter this with a Dell laptop, same thing (just make sure to disconnect the battery before touching the ram).
I work in IT and right now it's a group of CCTV IP cameras that have a patterned flicker at certain times of the day but on random days. I'm pretty sure I've boiled it down to either a heavy power draw from other equipment or the shitty segregated network they're on. I'm in the middle of desegregation and network uplift and the pool is shrinking so I might have it figured out finally but it's been months still hella random.
You're on to something here... Currently the only talents I know of are replication via ooze and shape shifting.
I looked into this the other day. To my understanding, he can still appeal without posting the bond. The bond simply keeps the plaintiff from seizing assets before or during the appeal process.
The bond simply acts as a deposit in the event the defendant loses the appeal, which is why there is interest added from the start.
If it's that pictures of my ball sack will earn me more than my current job, I'll need to go back in time and tell me how sooner!
I only don't hate this because I love frogs. If the spider lives frog too, then I can tolerate it.
I have not watched Starship Troopers in over a decade, but I watched it today, because of this game.
I did the same and had the added bonus of getting my wife to watch it for the first time. And then I went diving after and it was just... Right.
When we do it right, you forget we're here and we're ok with that.
Fair enough! From that view point I definitely understand where you were coming from now, my bad!
Your post was a view point that we couldn't work less while maintaining modern conveniences and luxuries, at least that's how it's coming across.
If your point was simply that in pre-modern times they didn't have what we have today and that it was due to working too much for sustaining life to develop, then ok I guess. Maybe I misread the thread. The main post was about the fact we're working too many hours in our current society though so.. yeah.
That is amazeballs, thank you!