if it’s just a bin, you’re gonna get all kinds of stuff regardless of what the sign on it says.
and also remember you need a way to send ‘up the chain’ or properly dispose of everything you don’t repurpose, recycle, or use yourself, including all the literal junk and potentially dangerous items like cathode ray tubes, spicy pillows and batteries of all sorts, and vape pens.
it can do it!
… just not today
got a ripping and converting pc that ain’t any better. it’s all it does, so speed don’t matter any. hb has queue, so nbd. i just let it go… and go… and go…
well, say i’m playin’ off my legacy gaming rig with northwoods p4 and geforce 3. how many hours per ‘ai’?
skates are, iirc, the only piece of ice hockey equipment that might cost extra on import from canada
was the item coded right?
9506.99.25.40/hockey stick
guessing they’re using the carrier’s data for verification. name, address, phone number, socials and at least partials of credit cards, bank accounts. whatever relevant that they have.
this is all data the credit bureau has on you already
“Three things to remember when you get older: Never pass up a bathroom… never waste a hard-on, and never trust a fart.” -Jack Nicholson (The Bucket List)
minimum wage, minimum effort.
just use plain elbows in a bowl, really get 'em worked up.
i use shells a lot, even for bowls of just pasta and sauce (vs a plate of sauce over spaghetti noodles). it’s just easier to scoop 'em up with a spoon.
use plenty of water and stir the pot frequently. i only have a problem with them sticking together while cooking if i neglect to do those two things.
they’re great in pasta salads or mac & cheese when you’re using peas in whatever you’re making. some of the peas work themselves into the shells. it’s like they were made for each other.
in the 1970s, bk didn’t suck nearly as much as they do now. but yea, culver’s is the good stuff–although they have dipped a bit lately. i think they’re expanding too fast in their quest for more dollars.
the uk is also a “collection of countries”.
have you updated the bios yet (latest appears to be v2.9.1) and reset the bios settings to defaults?
when it doesn’t affect you, and it doesn’t for the vast majority… you can just sit back and enjoy the show.
if you can’t get your haswell qsv to work (it does here, btw) and need to make a move…
at that budget (100gbp ~ 120eur ~ 125usd), your best play might be the cheapest, lowest wattage video card you can find that works with your software and supports at least the encoding you need (if not also newer formats).
you might find something like an alder lake n-series barebones mini pc or itx/matx board/cpu (might not be a ‘drop in’ swap in your t20) for something at least close what you’re looking to spend. anything else for 100 quid is probably gonna be surplus or used stuff you can find locally.
(they just may not be the ones you want me working on)