Smelling like shit?
KBin can natively interact with both.
but I have lots of students connecting SoHo wifi-routers to the subnets, and this way it’s pretty easy to tell, if someone put the WAN cable in a LAN port when people are getting 192.168.1.0/24 DHCP offers.
I use 172.31.254.0/23 on my WiFi router. I guess I'd confuse you. /23 to just separate it nicely into 2 /24 blocks.
172.31.254.0/24 range is for manual assignments and 172.31.255.0/24 range is given out by DHCP.
I do not need that many IPs, it's just for convenience.
I chose this range because of my school as it uses 192.168.0.0/16 range.
To help mitigate my possible mistakes when connecting to school network, I set the DHCP lease time to just 5 minutes.
Base32 is easy to write down. So there's that for binary data.
I only learned it's Saturday 10 minutes ago.
No. No plans.
Normal? What is normal in the first place?
It is generally expected to stop once you hit puberty, and since that point there's a general expectation that sleeping ^(literal^ ^meaning^ ^of^ ^the^ ^word)^ with someone else will be reserved to your partner.
But why though? It's not like people have need for physical contact just until they hit puberty, and obviously not all physical contact is sexual. It's not weird to hug, and it's also not like it has a time limit.
Take this for example. Anything sexual between siblings is unnatural and not normal. Anything sexual between humans and animals is unnatural and not normal as well. But it is generally viewed as normal to sleep with your dog or a cat. What's the difference? Why is such contact between different species normal, yet when it's with the same specie, we arrive at this question.
I guess it depends on what is "normal".
Some equally sized gift card to any shop I use.
OK, but seriously, X, Y and Z are these:
Reboot
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
sfc /scannow
The only answers you'll get.
Swallow again, just to make sure. And again. And again. ...
Image on left is from 4 days ago, but the pimple was slowly forming over around 2 weeks.
The goop was sticky, not oily. Earphones are Panasonic RP-TCM130.
I was not able to find an explanation.
Something to increase cable lifespan, lubrication, rubber disintegrating, sweat and earwax that somehow got into the cable, dielectric grease, SCP-1407, no clear answer.
At first I thought the wires just somehow twisted. Nope.
This battery lasts the life of the router under the operating environmental conditions specified for the router, and is not field-replaceable.
But who determines its lifespan?
Knowing there is a battery set to fail and I can't simply replace it makes me physically uncomfortable. Enough so that I'd rather it not have RTC.
Thanks Cisco.
Both received and decoded in SatDump on Android.
The 321 composite PNG is 65MB, so I compressed it... and then Imgur compressed it even further so there's some extra compression artifacts, but anyway.
And a note: Look4Sat app seems to have wrong TLE for M No. 2-4. Thankfully there was a similar pass to one shown, just 15 minutes later and more to the west.
TLE on N2YO.com is right.
Edit: Ran the decoder again with baseband. It removed the lines from middle.
Sorry for the lazy meme, I don't know what else to make this branch diagram in.
I am pretty sure there were in fact more than just 2.
Quickly checking, there's (at least) 4.