Isn't venmo owned by PayPal for the past 10y?
computergeek125
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Considering the cron time format is accepted in more than just runners like cron/anacron, I'd say your answer is reasonable (plus this is comics). No pitchforks here :)
The average damage on that is 45... Konsi OP
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I wondered if someone would post that second one.
For the first, I think Square Enix got it right - headphones light the right image, but with the bridge between the ear cups flopped back on their head.
Alternatively, you could have headphones like the first but with the drivers in the upper cat ear portion by their actual ears.
OT but am I the only one that noticed the fox's headphones aren't on their ears?
I have five Dell servers in the rack, and another two Dells and three x9? (Atom C2758 8-core if memory serves) Supermicros on the shelf.
I think only one or two of the Dells came with iDRAC Enterprise and all the Supermicros had full licensing. It's absolutely beautiful (once you get done fighting the software updates to purge the Java gremlins).
My three R730s were upgraded to Enterprise as soon as I had budget and a spare line item to do so. Power on/off is great and console+ISO is peak. I love this.
If you're looking at Intel, you might be thinking IME/vPro
IPMI (such as iDRAC on Dell) runs off-processor on a different section of the motherboard typically and is installed on AMD servers as well.
What's the difference between horizontal and vertical integration? (I know a few business words but usually not enough to be intelligent, this is a genuine question of confusion)
What's this label on? I can tell what you're supposed to avoid, I'm just curious why the equipment does that
I get what you're trying to get at here - but counterpoint: a lot of sites offer very long or infinitely scrolling pages. Getting rid of stuff you've scrolled past or wont scroll to for a while makes the page not a memory leak. So specifically for Discourse, New Reddit, Discord, Facebook, Twitter, Bluesky, and all those family of pages, if you do manage to succeed you will turn the page into a memory leak. And it's going to lag your renderer if those objects aren't unloaded.