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I really don't want to build my own PC, I have gone this route in the past and it is just to much of a headache for me right now trying to decide on what exactly I want.

I am specifically only running Autocad 2D for business purposes and my budget for the rig itself is in the $2500 - $3000 price range. Most of the files I deal with are between 1mb and 10mb at the very largest. I sometimes like to have up to 5 drawings open at once but It would be nice to have possibly even a few more than that. I really just want something that would smoke these drawings where no screen tearing or lagging occurs and I can work seamlessly without having to constantly restart my computer.

Anyone have a

I work in a hospital and just ordered some new fire doors and they came with a silver UL sticker. Every fire door I've ever seen before this has had a metal tag riveted to the door. My concern is that with a sticker it can be peeled off to easily and is not permanent enough. Will an inspector accept a fire door that only has a UL sticker that came from the manufacturer?

I use the callout tool for the most part assigning a number to issues in a markup that corresponds with a number in a final report. What I would like to do is add notes/comments embedded within the individual callouts but is unseen to the viewer. This way in my final report I still just have a clean number shown in my drawings. But if I want to look at what the actual issue was I can somehow access the hidden information.

Is there a way to do this in revu?

I have not used CAD in a very long time and I have forgotten a certain command that I once used.
I would use a function that would scale and fit an object based on 2 points.

Let me try to describe a basic scenario.
Say I have a small square and big square beside each other
I would select the bottom left corner of the small square and then select the bottom left corner of the big square as a reference point. Then I would select the top right corner of the small square and then select the top right corner of the big square as the other reference point. Then Viola! the small square would automatically become the same size as the large square and go in the same spot as the big square.

The IRS wants you to report staking. And I know a lot of you are of the mindset you won't report until you cash to fiat. This is incorrect though and I'm not going to argue this opinion. If you do not report this year you will likely get audited especially under Biden's new laws.

"Recently, the IRS ruled that airdrops, along with promos and staking rewards, only become taxable once the taxpayer "acquires the ability to transfer, sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of the cryptocurrency." Airdropped currency not yet usable or accessible would therefore not be taxable until the taxpayer is able to exercise control over it."
[https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/rr-19-24.pdf](https://www.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this and I know the app is under development.
Receiving the following errors:

"something went wrong" on startup

Error log:

Uncaught Error: Attempting to call JS function on a bad application bundle: RCTDeviceEventEmitter.emt()
also AppRegistry.runApplication()

Uncaught Error:
Com.facebook.react.devsupport.JSEException:Unexpected end of script

Does anyone know what % the current rates are for rares, mythics, commons, and uncommons for the chest?

I understand the watchtowers now and what problem they are trying to solve.
I'm more interested in the token and also very uneducated about it.
Will it be tied to the Bitcoin blockchain in any way?
How are they created and what are the rules of this token?(i.e. is it inflationary?)
Who would want/use these?
What gives these tokens value?
Will the price of these be volatile?
Can you buy them?
Are they redeemable in Bitcoin? If not does this mean every exchange will need to accept this token now?
What if they do not?

Feel free to answer any or none of these questions.

Will do any drafting/stamping/monkeying for a very reasonable rate.
I can help you write reports and create visual presentations as well.
Prefer pay in Bitcoin.

The options that it gives are the rectangle, a triangle, and a circle. I need to make it an oval border though for a job I'm working on.

I am going to try and word this question the best I can but I am somewhat of a noob to bluebeam.

I am a consultant for hospital life safety and my main job is to spot deficiencies and report my findings.
What I am hoping is that Bluebeam will help me generate my reports while I am in the field as opposed to having to do everything in autocad and excel in the office.

Basically, I will have the drawing pulled up as a pdf in Revu on a microsoft surface pro in the field and as I find deficiencies I would like to insert callout boxes to indicate the specific deficiency location on the drawing which will only display the ID number I am assigning them(Ex.1-001,1-002, etc.) But at the same

I know this post is going to get flagged for removal but I just wanted you guys to check this out real quick.
(I guess it does have somewhat to do with Bitcoin since it is the BITCOIN WEBSITE after all) Do what you will.

Apparently since early last year BitcoinDotCom has hosted a service called "Bitcoin Cash Games" Which is essentially a gambling website ran by Roger. Right on the very same website that is trying to educate people about Bitcoin!!!
This sets such a low standard and puts bitcoin right alongside sleazy industries.

Yes I know nothing can be done about it

I know this might sound entirely insane due to just adding more code in general to Bitcoin Core.
But let me hear what you guys think.

What if Bitcoin had a built in decentralized exchange that worked much like Bisq?
Perhaps even used some of the same code.
Any wallet could interface in the exchange network and would be a part of all core software.

Maybe it could work somehow like sending exchange details to a mempool where it will sit for a length of time to eventually get sold. Or bought.

maybe lightning network could achieve this as a thing.
Maybe this is a 2nd layer project... or maybe it is just Bisq.
I feel like Bisq needs more popularity and explaining how impo

Do you people on this forum care about decentralization?
Or do you just care about transaction time?

I think at this point it is pretty clear why the block size never increased on Bitcoin.
Why do you still believe Bitcoin Cash is the answer?

Segwit was a great addition for Bitcoin and then we got lightning network. Both a huge step in helping the network grow.
Now we are hearing about schnorr and taproot and the benefits.
Most everyone has heard about mimblewimble and how it could radically change Bitcoin if ever adopted.

What are some of the not so well known ideas or upgrades you have heard of for making Bitcoin better?
Do you have any ideas on how to make it faster/safer/more decentralized you would care to share?