Looking to purchase a LR4 and found "Litter-Box Robots" selling the 4 for $400 here:
Can't find info to understand if this is actually a LR 4 - you can't purchase the extended warranty but everything else looks legit.
Any help is appreciated!
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Looking to purchase a LR4 and found "Litter-Box Robots" selling the 4 for $400 here:
Can't find info to understand if this is actually a LR 4 - you can't purchase the extended warranty but everything else looks legit.
Any help is appreciated!
Trying to decide what type of seats to get - looking between Row C Section 11 (very close but really weird angle), vs 1st row section 101 (obviously higher up but straight on so I’d actually be able to tell what’s going on).
As the title says - would be my first NHL game, as a kid I went to a local affiliate a lot but that’s been 20+ years. Bringing a significant other that has never been to a hockey game at all. Obviously one is much closer to the ice but I don’t really know how much that’s worth vs actually being able to tell what’s going on. Appreciate any opinions!
They had the best RB in the AFC South?
So over the course of the last 2-3 weeks I've had maybe 10% of my games actually have sound. The only thing I can hear the voice comms. After every game I restart steam/GRP and maybe 5% of the time that actually solves the problem. Has anyone else experienced the same problem/know how to fix it?
So I've been looking to build a gaming pc for a while, but have never really got going because I'm not the most knowledgeable on parts and part reliability.
When I saw this post: http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/197ay5/build_help_1200_ceiling_gaming_rig_any_advice/ I realized it was very close to what I had been wanting to spend.
Here is Mine
I changed the Power Supply, but I don't know a whole lot about this, so I don't know if 650w is enough or not.
My other question is about cases. I've found three that I like the looks of, but I'm not sure on which one would be best for this setup. The three are: [cases](http://www.newegg.com/Product
I'm a Purdue fan, and I honestly think I want us to lose tomorrow against IU. Purdue fans have sat through a ridiculous season full of lost hope. We were supposed to have the upper hand in taking Wisconsin out and winning our division, and they we started Big 10 play. Our play calling is some of the worst you'll ever see, we run 8 billion screens a game and refuse to use our running backs that could arguably be considered the best total backfield in the nation. The fans have been clamoring for the "backup" QB ("backup" because alot of people argue he should have been the starter at the beginning of the year) most of the year, and Danny Hope has only put him in the game when losing. Finall
What I mean is can we put the vertical lines back that essentially show what "tier" a comment is? It's so confusing now to figure out which comment starts a new line of comments and which one doesn't.
So these objective way of determining battle outcomes using simulators and the like haven't really fit the mold we need, so I was thinking a less objective way was needed (not to say the person doing this would be biased)
Essentially we have a set of multipliers assigned by a neutral "Battle Master" (or whatever you want to call it, I just thought battle master sounded cool) based on different factors present between the two countries.
I.E. Country A has 100k troops and is attacking country B that has 10k troops. Country B is defending so they get a 2x multiplier for a troop strength of 20k. Country B is also more technologically advanced so they get a .5x modifier to their original count
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