Steelecase LEAP. The most uncomfortable chair I have ever owned. Thank goodness I got it for free when my ex-wife company moved to a new HQ. They paid $1200 for for each of them. I grabbed three and gave away 2. Should've given them all away.
I have a 5 and a 7. The 7 is the one I travel with even though I have a 9th edition iPad and a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9. The 5 was my go to until a friend dropped an oil filter for a Cummins x-15 on the screen.
I wanted white cables for my EVGA PSU and bought the complete set from EVGA. Never an issue.I find that the CableMod stuff uses wire that's too thin. 18 gauge over 16 gauge. This could be a problem if they are long extensions, IMHO.
The original Amazon Music wasn't bad but now they want extra money for the exact music tracks I used to listen to for the price of Prime. So I don't bother with the music side. I'm going to agree with ataromotoboshi18. I think they will separate Video from the shipping service. I never did use...
NJ Transit
GP40-2, F40. No SDs as we're passenger only. We operate and maintain some Metro North GP40 and F 40 that were upgraded to Dash 3 by Progress Rail but they did a crappy job with the upgrade. We also have 5 MPIs.
Bombardier which is sadly now Alstom.
I'm a railroad electrical/mechanical instructor/subject matter expert (as per my employer) on locomotives and rail cars. I deal with onboard networks that do speed control, brake systems, propulsion and power generation, including onboard fiber optic and communications networks. All this on...
I'm currently on an iPhone 12. Not Max or Pro. I had the battery replaced at the Apple store in July and looks like I might be good until the iPhone 16. Crossing my fingers.
If OP is really [H], he would buy a 64 core Threadripper, 128GB of RAM, 2 4090s, a
Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57" 7680x2160 super ultrawide (mini-LED)
, 2000W PSU, 4TB NVME, 4 4TB SSDs in RAID 0, 14TB to back it all up, custom loop the whole thing in a Lian LI aluminum desk and run an 60A electrical...
I don't use one. I have 15 passwords that are 13 to 16 characters long with letters, numbers and symbols in my memory. The key is that you don't let the device remember your password. I have to input them every single time and almost everyday.
I remember when he was in the news for hacking. His claim to fame were telephone hacks. 2600 has a soft spot for public telephones as those were the early hacks using Radio Shack tone generators to fool public phones into dialing long distance and international calls for free. He wrote a book...