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Walked through TSA in AUS, basically without stopping, due to Touchless ID. All other lines, normal precheck, clear, etc were 30 minutes plus. I thought I was gonna miss my flight (my fault I was running late to the airport)

First trip I have used touchless line and definitely a fan now.

On my way IAD-BOS, currently holding on the ground because northeast traffic density has exceeded ATC capacity.

Delay isn't a big deal at the moment, just a heads up for anyone who else in case it gets worse later.

Anyone else lose Internet connectivity via FiOS?

I recently cabled up my house with Cat6a riser cable and had to do some midspan patches in order to get things where I wanted them to be, plus I needed to order patch cord for my rack anyway. So here is a rundown nobody asked for of Cat6a patch cords at various retailers

Up to this point I have generally ordered most cables and cords that I need from Monoprice, but this go-around I got my riser cable and keystone jacks from TrueCable and was generally satisfied with the result. Patch cord was a more complicated story.

It's pretty easy to find ETL Verified modular cord (aka patch cords) for Cat 5e and Cat 6, if you check the various patch cords you've accumulated over the years you'll proba

I recently cabled up my house with Cat6a riser cable and had to do some midspan patches in order to get things where I wanted them to be, plus I needed to order patch cord for my rack anyway. So here is a rundown nobody asked for of Cat6a patch cords at various retailers after I had some initial issues locating patch cord I wanted.

Up to this point I have generally ordered most cables and cords that I need from Monoprice, but this go-around I got my riser cable and keystone jacks from TrueCable and was generally satisfied with the result. Patch cord was a more complicated story.

It's pretty easy to find ETL Verified modular cord (aka patch cords) for Cat 5e and Cat 6, if you check the vari

I'd looking to get a POE injector that is separate from my switches, I find that I end up making compromises on switches in order to get POE ports, and POE makes the switches a lot more expensive and thus I'm more reluctant to upgrade them as things like Nbase-T become cheaper.

So my thought was get a rackmount POE injector that supports up to 10G. I ran across this series of injectors from IPCamPower which seem to fit the bill, but I've never heard of the company and reviews are pretty thin (and very few posts on reddit).

I was curious if anyone in the community has been using thes

https://chesapeake.granicus.com/player/event/4162?view_id=25&redirect=true

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Youtube replay here (thanks u/tjt5754) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5oVqIE7jP0

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Official Recording Linked in Comments here (in case Youtube Link gets taken down): https://www.reddit.com/r/Virginia/comments/zkfh5q/comment/izzofxb/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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I wanted to show my kid Pokemon Red on my original monochrome Gameboy so I dug it out of storage put the Pokemon Red cart in and turned it on and was very surprised to be greeted with a continue option for my save file from 25 years ago.

I thought the batteries in all the old Gen1 Pokemon carts were supposed to have died 10 years ago so I'm not sure if I should expect it to die soon or if I can do something to preserve the files. Any pointers?

I'm having a problem with static discharge on my Ncase M1 v6.1. It's winter and pretty dry were I am, so moving about the house builds up static. If I discharge on the chassis the computer restarts.

I've been probing the whole setup with a multimeter, as far as I can tell the entire chassis, motherboard and PSU are grounded correctly via the PSU through the power cable. So I'm guessing this must be a path to ground problem (i.e. chassis path to ground goes through mobo->PSU instead of to PSU directly) unless I'm missing something.

Hoping someone has some thoughts, or maybe has seen the same problem.

Ncase M1 V6.1

Corsair SF600 Platinum

ASUS STRIX B450-I