The ‘keep changing hours’ section in this article works for me whenever I have to use that partition.
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-updates-restart-disable
You pretty much create the script and have the task scheduler run it hourly. (You should be able to make it silent, though I’ve never bothered for the hourly, half-second cmd blip)
You might need to open the case and search for pins surrounding a chip with a TTL device (search for pinouts of your chip), but I guarantee you that the phone is always recoverable
Working with and building circuit testers, I can say those pins also very likely have test pads routed to them for when the board was originally programmed. Look for un-tinned, smallish solder pads that looks like a needle may have pricked them.
A corn dog is also fried where the Wellington is baked.
It’s the equivalence of comparing cinnamon raisin bread to a pound cake
Same. I didn’t think the cringe was that high with El Pedo. Of course, I guess it will always try to top itself
You ever find yourself lost for half a day indenting 1000+ lines of code in a random script you opened because the original developer was lazy?
It ended up that way though
Uhhh… I have news for you.
I think sorta like if ‘six’ had a past tense (i.e. sixed)
Don’t most if not all cracks disable any network traffic through Adobe?
In California, you can only waive it if you work less than 6 hours. Otherwise, you need to take a lunch before the 5th hour hits. For overtime, you get a second (you can waive, they cant) meal period after your 10th hour.
For me, any “wafer” type cookie or snack just makes me feel like I’m eating Styrofoam
It’s mostly now buttons next to the windows/on a pole connected to the seats. Rarely and mostly on older busses, there may be a cable running along the upper edge of the windows. When you trigger either one, it signals the driver to stop at the next bus stop on the route (rather than only stopping if picking someone up) to allow you to get out.
A plug should have a base. That’s more of a butt mortar
"Oh, we’ll fix it in production. It’s job security. "
(Task now requires several hours of downtime, combing through everything with the boss on your ass asking every ten minutes, “Is it fixed yet? Maybe it’s this… Did you try that?”)
It could just be a room or an ADU that was rented.