It seems quite doable but you'd need scripting skills to set it all up. Read the incoming queue, pass it to wkhtmltopdf then pipe the result to the mail command. For windows I believe I once used a java smtp server (apache james) that allowed you to set custom code as an incoming email handler. After that the conversion and email sending is trivial.
Essentially PKI, store a certificate signed by rolex and it's corresponding private key in the enclave.
The only thing you need is the root Rolex certificate and you can authenticate the watch. You also need to have a signed copy of the serial inside the enclave so it can't be transferred (inside the certificate)
At least in my house in Mexico, solar panels were mounted on custom made structures that maximize your house's power generation. That can't be cheap in a high labor cost country. The panel might be cheap but mounting it is expensive.
If vacancy is at 0%, you increase supply and vacancy is still at 0% you should absolutely not expect prices to fall. In fact, you should expect exactly what is happening, the market will reevaluate it's prices upwards until vacancy reaches some positive value. It's economics 101. This software just makes the process hyper efficient, where as normally it'd be far slower as landlords would not have perfect information.
The only way to fix this is to drastically incentivize building to the point that supply is higher than demand.
and you are assuming that something that worked for you works for everyone, telling the world how everyone else is wrong even though you are prescribing the faddest diet of the 2000s that every overweight person has already tried
Have you tried both to compare? I have and I would say my experience is contrary to everything you state. Keto weight loss was slow and temporal, ozempic makes me feel like a normal human.
Why compatibility? Or inertia for that matter? Switching DEs in Linux is generally as easy as installing a package and switching the DE at login, and you can use any app compiled for a certain toolkit in any other DE. The default choice is usually done for either pragmatic or preferential reasons (Developer preference, easy of upstream collaboration, flexibility, stability, bug fix schedule)
Does it though? As someone who used MD raid for absolutely everything for over 10 years, were now switching to HW raid. EFI / GPT disks just don't work that well with OS level raid, because the motherboard is well within it's right to modify the EFI partition, which if you have raided at the OS level will cause massive issues.
What do you mean? He would obviously know if he placed the order, and if he was charged for it. Either he's lying or his not, but he can't be mistaken.
The ecobee3 solves this particular problem by having remote sensors. I'm absolutely in love with it since it takes an average of all the sensors as the temperature.
You want to buy 100% of the stock (think about what that does to the volume of buy orders). That obviously has a much higher price than the normal market dynamics. Both things can be accurate, the price sticking at $30 on normal trading, and a full takeover requiring a significant premium.
We're really picky about fuel efficiency. We have aerodynamic equipment on all of our trailers, we give our drivers bonuses on mpg, and also give them 10% of the discount on the fuel cards as a bonus so they actually get on the app and find the cheapest fuel with the most discount. I've heard some fleets have $1+ per mile cost on fuel. Our equipment isn't new though, we bought used 2015 trucks in 2019.
I'm part owner on a small freight company and those aren't the numbers I'm seeing. Our current costs are about 80-90cpm on fuel, 65cpm for drivers (60cpm base rate + performance bonuses), about 15cpm for maintenance, and about 15cpm for insurance, tolls, plates, etc. For a total of $1.75 per mile more or less. Before diesel prices spiked the cost of fuel and driver were about even.
The inspections are political. Tx gov started them because Biden removed title 42 expulsions. He simply ramped up full inspections for 100% of trucks entering the state (under tx dot authority) instead of the random system they had before.
Abbott is using the inspections as a political bargaining chip to regain title 42 expulsions.
More specifically, they are protesting the wait times (up to 12 hours now), not the inspections themselves. These wait times are generally unpaid, I believe they get a single flat fee per border crossing.
That makes sense. 2 x 6 core Xeons were cheap even back in the day. And it came without storage. Again, as someone who actually buys straight off FB and Google when they dispose servers (as the companies who you buy from off eBay), I'd really like to know where he got that specific 64 core (which would be a quad socket if it's older than 2015) 192 GB 24 TB server because I'd like to order more than a few. Your server is not even worth 1/20th of what his is worth.
The closest I can get a disposed server with those specs is at least 8k
My biggest gripe with UEFI Linux systems is Raid-1 with mdraid. With legacy it's quite easy, set up the mirror, install grub on every partition, and you're done. With UEFI it's far more complicated, having to manually clone the EFI boot partition and then manually add it as part of the EFI chain. You have to remember to redo this whole process if you ever change a disk. Does anyone have a better way to do it?
It has to be setup for local network streaming (and requires a network connection to do so the first time). Plex is far from perfect but its pretty much the best local media service I've found, so I'm not too mad at some of its idiosyncrasies.
Getting plex pass is a must if you use it regularly in order to support hardware encoding.
People often forget that part. Sure it is just as expensive as before, but it's also so so much better than the brick weed you were able to get before.