No one knows.

But, if rates suddenly drop you can always refinance.

The Trump administration had a few ideas on how to fix the market, which boiled down to removing regulations. The Harris administration had a more complete plan that addressed housing costs at different angles including regs but we no ont be getting that plan anytime soon.

It’s not hard.

Take the rated wattage. Adjust for system wiring loss, shading, age, soiling, etc. most importantly adjust for location. Your angle of sun makes a difference.

Pvwatts is a good tool for this.

America is a rather young country compared to others. The others have gone through these issues already.

Memento.

Lenovo thinkpad x1 carbon.

Occasionally you’ll hear about an unauthenticated race that only takes receiving a text.

All vulnerability services consider end of support to be a critical vulnerability.

Psych eval, video uploads, video camera on me at all times with an atty that has access to the recordings.

Math, specifically gambling.

Of all the fake things you see on tv about hackers, that part is real.

One complete rear spring is off for about 6 months.

Everything is expensive and hard to work on. Lots of parts are unobtainable.

lol no.

Classic luxury car restore for about a decade.

Broadcom can sell to 5% of its customers and still make 50%. They can cut all sales and support staff to make it work. They don’t need a reseller.

I do nearly that all with omada.

It’s a vpn to their datacenter. Either hosted on the client or at the site internet handoff, or both.

Lots of jargon is used to make it sound more than that, but it’s not magic.

Trollin

Because you literally were calling other computers directly. As long as you had dial tone you had internet.

Also, phone books existed for the internet. Google wasn’t a thing, so getting from one website to another was peer distributed by mouth and paper.

It’s incredibly hard to take that offline.

I think it was licensed, not sold.

I’m split. Outlook and other apps have turned into pigs but have very little competition to force innovation. Customers are just as complacent, and demand things not change at all.

Moving to PWA web apps has turned the industry around. MS is dumping all of the old code that causes so many issues.

I find other IT people expecting MS to not make even small changes, while also complaining about battery life and app reliability.

I’m looking forward to New Outlook. Supporting HTML and https is so much easier than map I and legacy client code with dirty plugins.