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Introduced to iracing the other day and am jumping in head first. Not a Windows guy and that's ALL this PC will be used for.

Budget isn't fixed in stone. Don't want to skimp on necessary performance and don't mind paying a tad more than is necessary if it might give me some future proofing. $2500 is perhaps a target if that's a necessary detail, but I could be convinced to go higher if there's a reason to do so.

I've built many PC's in the past, but nothing in the last 10 years. Zero knowledge of current PC tech but I've no doubt I can assemble whatever is recommended.

Screen will be 49" widescreen - no triples or VR. I'll source that separately after seeing a few.

No Microcenter availab

A single, secure point of entry has just been put in place at the Clallam County Courthouse including metal detectors. For those unfamiliar with the facility, it houses much more than court rooms.

My recollection from years past was that firearms were allowed anywhere but the actual court and jail areas, including the many public offices inside the building (Assessor, Department of Licensing, Planning Department, etc.).

It's quite possible I was wrong in the past, and it's also quite possible laws have changed in the last few years. Anyone have insight into this?

This is a very odd scenario - to me, anyway. Never seen anything quite like it, but assuming my troubleshooting below is sound there appears to be a single site getting blocked by my UCG Ultra.

https://www.benelliparts.de/

At first, I assumed problems on their end. All requests are timing out. It's a site I access somewhat regularly and did so successfully within the last couple of weeks. I'm guessing it's showing up for anyone clicking on it just fine.

My testing shows that any device, using any browser (multiple computers, multiple phones, multiple browsers) can't access it when behind my UCG Ultra. These same devices access the site just fine when using mobile data, either directly or

Location: Washington.

My father-in-law was an attorney and passed several years back. The family was (and is) on good terms, so everything was distributed without any issue. It was not a particularly substantial estate, but the proceeds received by all of his children were not insignificant.

My question has to do with a clause he had in his will that my spouse and I are considering adding to ours. I don't have the exact verbiage, but in essence - it seemed like a poison pill. Anyone was free to contest the will, but if they did so and were not successful - they forfeited everything, with their share to be distributed among the remaining parties.

He was a resident of California and t

For those of us that prefer to mix our own spices, are there any resources out there that attempt to duplicate the ratios of existing blends - Penzeys or otherwise? Given ingredients are always posted on blends, I've got to believe people have tried to roll their own.

In particular, I'd like to figure out reasonable facsimiles to both Sandwich Sprinkle and Sate.

Like many, I've slowly become disillusioned with USAA over the last 5-7 years. In search of greener pastures now. Below is not the reason, annoying as it is - just the latest in a years-long reduction in services and value. The final straw: USAA overdraft protection does not protect against overdrafts.

Yep...the new billpay requirement that you have funds in your account for a check to go out overrides any overdraft protection you have in place. This has saved my bacon on two occasions throughout the years, as I schedule things like property tax payments WAY in advance - 9 months typically for one of them. And, these checks are for many, many thousands of dollars where I live so it makes se

I've little desire to stick my nose into other's business, but I've just found out a good buddy is in the country illegally. I know absolutely nothing about his potential risks, nor what steps he might take to avoid potential deportation - but there seems to be extremely little immigration enforcement where he lives.

I'd like to offer my assistance to him, but have no idea if he'll take me up on it. However, before offering to help - I need to know what to expect should he be willing to figure out how to stay here legitimately.

He entered the US from Mexico roughly 23 years ago as a young adult. Shortly after doing so, he married a US citizen. The two of them are still married and ha

The brief backstory: A minor (to me) violation resulted in revocation of my NEXUS. Late last year I was carrying a very large sum of money for legitimate purchases, and I knew it needed declaring. I did so, spent quite a bit of time documenting to the officer the source and Canadian recipient of the funds to their satisfaction, and they counted the funds I presented. However, upon a search of my vehicle they discovered an additional $500 I was unaware I had with me. It was a customer payment from weeks prior buried in a backpack I was carrying and I totally forgot it was in there. That was a pittance compared to the amount I had declared(several tens of thousands), so clearly no ill intent -