u/vtITguy
Looking to get away from iptorrents which I'm paying for already (got crap for this) to something with a little more content. Specifically looking for MMA instructionals but obviously prefer everything else.
What are my options? I'm not a huge fan of seeding which is why I don't mind paying
Am I the only one who thinks those odds are pretty bonkers going against Cyborg who might be feeling like absolute shit fresh off a severe cut?
Or is she just gonna get knocked out in the first minute like every Cyborg fight?
Debating torching away $100, wish I could parlay the +800 Lansberg bet with Over 1.5 rounds for +295 but 5D isn't letting me
Edit: Ended up putting $70 on Lansberg, good luck to us all!
Edit 2: RIP
So the FR build is somewhat the clearcut 'strongest' spec for Warriors in Arena given the amount of controlled burst output you can dish out. With that said in BGs I'm not finding it AS strong since the constant heals my target is receiving almost doesn't feel worth the time to build up the 3 FR stacks
What are you guys using in BGs?
I stretch everyday for about 30 minutes but would like to supplement the stretching with something else. One issue I'm also running into is the soreness that comes from powerlifting somewhat heavy (1300 total) which makes it hard to get really deep into my stretches compared to days when I'm 'fresh'
In a perfect world, I was hoping that getting deep tissue massages 1-2 times a week would help increase flexibility due to breaking up the built up knots as well as aiding my recovery time from lifting.
Any insight is appreciated!
Anyone got any info? I'm at work so I can't refer to my local news as the alert requested.
I have this habit of getting way too fucked up and smoking my brains out then KOing after a few hours. I was debating smoking once every blue moon on a work night and was wondering if its worth just taking 1 hit for the head change
Obviously I could just try it but looking to see if anyone else smokes just a little bit
Big fan of a comedy but haven't seen any of his before. Should I give it a shot for $70 a ticket or look elsewhere?
https://www.yelp.com/biz/true-fight-club-hayward
I read a few of their Google reviews which are biased due to the fact they received some sort of payment for their reviews and I'm scared the Yelp ones are the same.
The obvious thing to do is go there and try a class or two but I'm worried that since I'm such a novice, I won't have any ideas what to look for and just assume everything I see is correct.
My background: Powerlifter (1300 total, 475 squat/330 bench) with 0 MMA training. I'm hoping some of my strength will come in handy and that I can find a MMA that I'm good at because of the power. I've also been working on my flexibility and stamina in preparat
I've had my 'main' computer for about 7 years, installing and uninstalling software/drivers for various things including gaming with a Gamecube/Xbox/Arcade stick/all types of controllers. I think somewhere along the line, I installed a driver that allows my Cobalt Flux pad to work with my Windows 7 machine.
With that said, its the only computer I can get it to run on successfully. If you do a Google search for 'Cobalt Flux Windows 7 Drivers' you'll find that there are tons of players who also have the same issue.
Its 2016, I can't imagine this is STILL a problem, right? There's no way that all players just setup an XP box and play off of that, right?
Any guidance would be appreciated!
Just reactivated my account and looking to copy a few talent specs until I get back into the groove of things. Previously I would look at the top 3v3 ladders and just go from there but I don't think its an option since the season is over.
Currently sitting on 37 transferable units (officially verified), debating whether it's worth studying on my own for the MCSA using my PluralSight subscription or just starting WGU and dedicating an entire term to the cert when the time comes. I think I would save a bit of money but at the same time, I don't want to delay my WGU degree any further!
I noticed there's not a lot of talk on this sub about the MCSA classes which is a little odd.
We're deploying a new lab in a few weeks and I've been asked to purchase 15~ desktops with 8 RS-232 ports on each machine.
Current strategy is to setup MDT and prepare for the shitstorm of setting them all up, however I'm having trouble with something simpler than that: the hardware itself.
Any recommendations on how to go about this? I would prefer finding a vendor who could send the machines with the ports already installed but it doesn't look like HP/Dell does that. I know Superlogics does this but not a fan of their machines.
Currently looking to setup my first RADIUS/802.1x setup in an AD managed Windows 7 client environment. AD is hosted on Windows Server 2012 R2 servers.
Can you guys recommend any guides to follow as well as any best practices or gotchas to look out for? I Googled around but looking for some recommendations that you guys have used.
Looking into full disk encryption and rather than purchasing something like Kaspersky or Sophos encryption for my Windows 7 Pro machines, it seems easier to just upgrade the machines from Pro to Ultimate/Enterprise over time.
With that said, Windows Anytime Upgrade is no longer a thing. What's the easiest way to upgrade? I'm noticing Microsoft is making it really hard to purchase any Windows 7 keys or maybe I'm just blind.
So my two questions are:
Where to purchase bulk Windows 7 upgrade keys?
How to deploy without too much user inconvenience?
