The Travis County attorney's office, which handles misdemeanor cases, said the arrests lacked probable cause.
Yeah it's a special game, and a masterclass in "show, don't tell" exposition.
This has been a great alternative for me so far. Very straightforward and functional.
Overview is here https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/roth-iras , but generally 59 and 1/2 is when you can start taking distributions without penalty.
Yep! I have one that I use for music when I go running. It's over 10 years old now, and still works fine. Phones are too heavy for that use case.
I did an MBA a few years into my professional career, and I think overall it was a great deal. I was fortunate enough to have it paid for by my employer at the time. That particular program was geared toward working professionals, so the classroom time was just evenings and weekends. It checked the box for me being able to say I have a graduate degree on job applications, so I'd say it was worth it.
Disappointed to hear this, but it sounds like they made the decision for good reasons at least. Their games are all standouts in an underserved genre.
Good for them.
Anyone remember that Outer Limits episode about this? They thought the teleporter malfunctioned, but it really just failed to destroy the source "copy" of the girl at the point of origin. Since she also appeared at destination, the station operator had to flush the original out of the airlock.
TLDR- Would totally use it.
Depends on what sort of underlying file system you want to use on the drive. For Linux filesystems (ext4, btrfs, zfs etc), here's a good start: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt
For NTFS, BitLocker is already baked in to Windows.
This is me. The Heir to the Empire trilogy is one of my favorite book series. I read every bit of the old EU I could get my hands on in the 90s. Quality definitely varies across different books and authors, but I think that era of content is worthwhile if you're a Star Wars fan.
Having grown up with TNG, hard agree. If we get to a Starfleet-style space navy, then I'm in.
Journey, and more recently Tunic, both had soundtracks that complemented their gameplay really well.
Speaking at a gathering of millionaires and billionaires, Bob Iger complained that the strikes were “disruptive,” calling writers’ and actors’ demands “not realistic.”
He's back in the game! Hyped.
As the extended negotiation deadline nears its end, SAG-AFTRA has sent communications to members about the potential labor action.
The Season of the Malignant will have us socketing cursed hearts into our gem slots when it starts this month.
I'll stipulate up front that I know electrical setups vary wildly between specific boats. That said: I'm about to do a weekend charter on a 36 ft sailboat, and I was wondering if there is a general amount of time that is typical to run the engine per day to top off the house bank.
I'm trying to plot out a home server build, and I'd like to do it in a rackmount form factor. Use case will likely be Proxmox running a NAS VM and some media services. For the NAS piece, I was thinking an enclosure with hot swap bays would be nice. Anyone have recommendations on the case/enclosure itself? I've seen this Rosewill one on Newegg (https://www.newegg.com/rosewill-rsv-l4412u-black/p/N82E16811147330), but struggling to find many other options.
Pretty strong resemblance when you pull them up side by side.
This guy mostly does real estate videos, but this boat is pretty extraordinary.
Vagrant isolates dependencies and their configuration within a single disposable and consistent development environment.
Not sure if this one is already common knowledge, but I thought I'd share an interesting tool I recently discovered. Vagrant is a CLI wrapper for various virtualization providers (VirtualBox, libvirt, etc), that allows you to spin up and tear down VMs based on predefined "boxes" (sort of analogous to Docker images). Saves a ton of time running OS installers from isos. Seems really good for use cases where VM longevity isn't really a factor. I'll be using it to experiment/break things while studying for certs.
