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Remember that scene with the printer in Office Space?

Looks like a great deal for the price. I would say pick it up if you are in the market for an entry level racing wheel, this is a great deal. The biggest direct competitor to this wheel is the Thrustmaster T300rs gt, but costs a bit more and doesn't include the shifter, but it is belt driven...

Wasn't a BGP error.. BGP did exactly what it was designed to do. This was someone advertised the wrong routes which got propagated to all other routers with no safeguards in place. Seen this happen multiple times in the past with multiple carriers that don't even know they are responsible for...

Waiting for Elaine from Seinfeld to sue all the bad dancers in the world for copying her.

Greedy mom whose going to be in for a shock when she finds out her son copied the dance from Roy Purdy. Granted part of the reason the dance made it in was because of the Orange Shirt Kid.. thus the name Orange Justice, but the dance credit on Epics site are to Roy.

Billy was super cool. I too frequented the website back in the day. I remember I noticed one day that on my browser, the icon for VE was the VE binky icon (think that's what he called the little voodoo doll). I sent him an email asking him about it and he was super cool and told me how he...

Interesting to hear that MW1 still has activity. That was by far my favorite CoD MP. I REALLY wanted to like BO4 but after forcing myself to play it for a week, I just couldn't get into it. All the grapple hooking, sliding, and crazy movement just made it feel more like Unreal Tournament...

Saw these running around Sunnyvale a few months ago. Seemed to work well enough.. my biggest concern was there will undoubtedly be pedestrians who aren't paying attention or listening to headphones or something and when they 'trip' over it.. lawsuit. The unit from what I saw navigates around...

Well the tick rate explains a lot.. heck.. sometimes you watch the play of the game at the end of the match in slow mo and the shots aren't even on the target... yet the target dies. Anyways, still a little on the fence about this game. I feel as if I've almost been forcing myself to play...

Thanks... I think.. lol. I bit. Digital Deluxe is still available this morning. They didn't seem to have the Digital Deluxe Enhanced anymore though. Been a while since I've played CoD. The last one I bought was Ghosts which I pretty much hated.. then for a while it seemed they did a whole...

I have an h50 that I got back in 2009 that is still running today. I feel as if it isn't as efficient as it once was, but it still works fine for systems that aren't overclocked.

The prices are all in line with the existing iphone X. Base is $1000 and 256G is $1150. The plus is now the max which has always been a slight price increase. That said, I have an iphone X, and I told myself I would go back to the old design in the next iteration. But now, there is no old...

Personally I went with a Samsung Odyssey to use to test the VR waters. Few reasons for doing so. 1) I didn't want to have to worry about the mess of cables needed for Rift or Vive. 2) It was cheaper than both Rift and Vive (although after you buy a few games to test out the WMR headset...

I was under the impression that Airplane mode shut off the radios needed for LTE connections... which is the whole reason of having the mode while in an airplane so the radios don't cause interference. Plus as most of you said, when does a background app.. especially chess, need to download...

Wow. When I was a college student, I would save up what I could to get the latest and greatest card each generation.. and it made sense since I played a lot of games. But if I were in college today and saw a $1200 price tag on a card.. I'd probably have to pass. Today (many years after...

Just saw this thread, but I second the Gladiator workbench. I spent quite a while trying to find a good desktop that was super sturdy and large enough that I could fit both my and my son's gaming PCs comfortably. Was only in the market for a solid wood top of some sort and the workbench is...

Thanks, I'll give the Crew 2 another look at. I was looking at it for a bit and saw that it had bikes and planes which don't really fit in with using a wheel... watched a quick youtube video just now and does look like it could be quite fun with the wheel with the cars though.

Recently picked up a Thrustmaster TS-XW since my daughter loves those racing games at the arcades. I also picked up Dirt Rally, F1 2017 (both cheap on humble bundle right now), and Forza Horizon 3. Dirt and F1 were way too sim like and just not something a 4 year old would have fun with. FH3...

Just to correct you, one of the MAIN reasons to use Cisco routers is for their HARDWARE ASICS. To be able to support full line speed L3 across all of it's interfaces while supporting all the major peering protocols is no small feet... especially when you are talking about high throughput. The...

I have my 165hz Acer Predator xb1 next to my 240hz alienware, and I can't really tell the difference between the two in terms of refresh rate. That said, I haven't really been playing too many games the last year or so that would make use of the refresh rate. What I do easily notice though is...

Ironically I saw this on DisneyXD last night and decided to give it a shot.. again. I just couldn't get into it as usual. The top down view misses all the intricacies that make an FPS game competitive, and when they do go first person, they keep hopping around players randomly, so it's hard to...

PUBG can be fun, but there are things about it that just make it frustrating. Sometimes you just get caught on the wrong end of the circle spawns. I've played games where all I am doing is sprinting to get in to each circle.. no cars in sight, and by the time, you get in circle, the folks...

I started piecing together my gaming rig starting with Quake 2. It wasn't fully built on my own as I was just using parts from some of my older systems and upgrading incrementally. Around that time it was a Celeron 300A OC'd to 450 with a Canopus Pure 3d add on board for openGL. My first...

If your network is small, and your distribution layer isn't doing anything different than your core, you could easily just stick with option 3. If you don't have the port density for the next few years, then you would probably want to go with 1 or 2.. Not too familiar with Arista switches, but...

Wait what? The only thing enticing about any CoD game nowadays seems to be the single player. The multiplayer just gets dumbed down with each new release. Heck... look at half the map packs.. they are just remakes of maps from MW1 or BLOPS1. They even 'remastered' MW1 . Here's a wild...

Lol.. things have changed. That MC closed down a few years back. Nvidia HQ moved across the street to a new campus they just built. The old AMD HQ has closed down and moved about an exit away from Nvidia in a new shared campus setup, kind of sad seeing that the old campus address was 1 AMD...

It could just be that your patch panels/network drops in the cubes are bad. Have you tried connecting directly into the switches?

A manage switch would definitely make this easier plus would probably have logs detailing if the port actually flapped and if so, why if it is something on the switch side. Otherwise ya, could use tcpdump/wireshark if your device supports it.. if not, again, a managed switch would come in...

I saw the wreckage on the way into work last Friday. The area that the car crashed is kind of an awkward offramp for carpool lanes. The area has 2 carpool lanes, and the left most eventually turns off into the 85, while the inner carpool lane stays south on the 101. A LOT of people drive in...

I think with the technology in it's current state, people should be leasing electrics vs buying them. As I've seen a few times in this thread, you don't need a massive home super charger.. and a lot of public places offer free charging or cheap charging. I've seen a lot of folks with dirt...

I actually kind of like this. I think the occasional bad words etc is fine and should be tolerated, but there are certain players out there that are making a living out of being toxic and providing an unpleasant gaming experience for other players. While he is hilarious at times, one guy that...

I feel the same. I bought the ROG Rapture GT-AC5300 which is supposed to be their flagship router. At $400 the thing is a piece of garbage... it is by far the worst router I have ever used. I still have it and have finally got it somewhat stable, but plan on turning every feature off and not...

From your error logs, the issue is definitely at the modem. Is it completely due to the modem? Maybe not though. From a google search on the error, the reset is issued remotely via SNMP for various reasons... being that yours is constantly resetting, I would imagine it is due to a connection...

I'm in San Jose as well with Comcast, and haven't noticed any drops. So, at least somewhere upstream at Comcast, things are ok... doesn't mean your particular area is without issue though. Might want to try running a basic ping test from your computer to your router, modem, gateway of the...

Sorry, unsure of any tool that lets you do what you are asking, but if you are merely looking to get good signal in your home, as long as you have a decent internet connection, you can opt to get a Femtocell. All the major carriers in the US offer this, and if your phone is paid for by your...

I've had a G502 for a while, and it's definitely a great mouse. My biggest complaint though is the positioning of the sensitivity buttons just to the left of the left mouse button. Occasionally in FPS games when things get busy, I accidentally hit those buttons and it messes everything up...

A lot of ISPs won’t accept a BGP announcement smaller than a /24.

Pretty much what Cmustang87 said. If what you say is correct in that your gateway is the SonicWALL, generally the .1 address of each of your /24 blocks assigned to a vlan is the gateway address. Meaning that you would not configure the switch with the .1 address which you were trying to...

It's been quite a few years, but I believe it was hub and spoke though. They were running some smaller catalysts to handle their L3, so pretty sure they didn't have VSS available to them and almost positive, they weren't stackable Catalysts.. definitely not Nexus, so individual trunks to each...

Don’t know that I have any crazy stories... although I am pretty jaded by the things I’ve seen. I suppose one of the craziest things I’ve seen was a company we were working with wanted to save money on equipment and switching, so in their infinite wisdom, they bought these super micro blade...