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The ones in aware of are listed below: Rancho Viejo in Batavia Rancho Viejo in Geneseo Rancho Viejo in Gates Coronas in Chile Coronas in Brockport Coronas in Webster Senor Leon in Batavia

Any other restaurants I'm missing around the area? I love Rancho, but I feel pranked when I walk into a restaurant expecting something different and it's just another Rancho clone.

I recently bought a modded GBA and I've been having an issue of it turning off randomly when playing, usually about 1-5 minutes in each time. The modder said he could repair or replace it, so I sent it back and I got what seems to be the same one back. However the issue still remains.

I'm guessing it has to do with the game cart itself. I've had it forever but never got around to playing it until recently. As far as I'm aware its a legitimate copy. I've looked at a few other posts and they ask about rusting, but i figured since I bought it modded, everything would be clean and newish. I don't really want to take it apart myself.

I have a few other games that my GBA doesn't shut off w

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When I open certain games, notably Tarkov and Lethal Company, my mic starts picking up random feedback. My friends say they can hear themselves through my mic although I'm wearing headphones, so that shouldn't be possible. I use a Rode NT1 with a Al1 interface. Unplugging the XLR seems to make the noise stop until it's plugged back in. I don't think its a grounding issue as usually putting my hand on a connected metal piece makes a different feedback noise.

Any ideas?

I'm having an issue opening any of my Outlook apps on Windows 10. When I open any one, they all prompt that last time it didn't open correctly and asks for safe mode. Even with safe mode the the app just closes after a few seconds. I've reinstalled, repaired, checked SaRA, ran SFC, even reverted back an update on Windows since there was one last night when 365 was working.

While trying things out, sometimes excel or word would stay open long enough for me to disable add ins in sage mode. However it still closes without warning.

Any ideas?

Almost all of the computers on the company's network showed a bsod and restarted. Most of the servers seemed to restart aswell. Not exactly sure what caused it. But my best guess is a power surge.

For context, we recently got rid of our ups since it's old and we're currently waiting for the new one to arrive soon. However in the meantime, we're running on street power with a few generators for backup until the install. Is there a chance a building wide power surge could cause this? Or is it something else?

Event viewer just said it shutdown unexpectedly on all the PCs/servers I checked.

Got my hands on a few FANVision Handheld TVs that were meant to watch NFL games.

They're not used anymore and I figured this would be a good device to see if it could run doom or be jailbroken.

However, I've never done anything like this with electronics. So if anyone has knowledge on this or has tinkered with one yourselfs, is this worth getting into or are these practically junk now?

We still have a 2008 R2 server running for hopefully not too much longer. That being said, when I remote in I have an issue with the mapped drive not connecting until I click on it and enter the credentials. I even disconnected the drive and reconnected it to make sure the "remember credentials" choice was selected. Is this just 2008 wackiness or is there something I'm missing? I was told it used to be fine.