I used to hate it, but I've really hones my social skills over the past 15 years I've been with an extrovert. So the first party of the last week I was actually really looking forward to and felt like we left too early!I absolutely hate mingling, so I normally just gather people for some kind of competition of sorts. That way I don't have to mingle anymore
I'm definitely not a network professional, but I'm very familiar with this, although I don't know how to fix it. This is a Steam problem, not something wrong with your network. Just go to any other place you have games and start downloading one. It won't do that at all.
Story of my life. I’ve talked on these forums for months now about upgrading my CPU but have never done it, keep finding better things to spend my money on like groceries or new car tires. I keep checking the prices every few days to see how they’ve changed and it’s all gone up since I initially had the thought to upgrade the CPU. I keep telling myself that my PC works just fine (which it really does) but it’s nice to dream. I also look at all the RTX 4060 laptops going on sale for around $700 and think about how I bought my girlfriend an AMD Vega integrated GPU laptop almost 2 years ago for $500😭
This is pretty much where I'm at; it's hard as hell to justify. I already have a relatively powerful laptop, as well as a thin and light Surface Go, but I'm obsessed with Trackpoint as a control method, so I really want something that weighs similar to my Go, but also doesn't require an external mouse. Everything I have is perfectly fine, but I'm going on a trip for a week next year and I'm convinced I need something powerful and light to bring with me, even though I probably won't even use it...
Maybe an Atlas and just the legs of a Locust. Then set up something like this:
That's basically what my state has added in the last 30 years. We have bad traffic all the time, but during Xmas it ramps up to ridiculous. I've lived in some huge cities before, but that was years ago, and I'm sure their traffic has gotten much worse since I left. I never drove in New York, but in DC and Baltimore, the traffic was busy but it never got to the point where it would take you up to an hour to go a mile unless there was an accident. Here that's just December (or rush hour any time of the year). Closest to it I've seen were Dallas and Nashville. I never lived in those cities, but I used to travel there for work. Fortunately my iphone helps me take all the back roads to avoid most of it.
I think it's gotten a lot better around here. It used to be a horror to go within a mile of any mall.
Everyone seems to recommend just mailing it back to the card company. And thanks for reminding me of the least favorite part of doing a cybersecurity audit--dumpster diving. Few things are as exciting as climbing into a smelly dumpster and sifting through all the garbage looking for sensitive materials. At least I got to go straight back to the hotel when I was done.
I'd wait for the expiration date on the old card and then find something heavy and compress it until it is impossible to see what it is. Then hide it inside something that is of similar metal that can be recycled and throw it in the garbage. If you have an old paint box or something dirty, you could always hide it in there and wait for it to dry. Nobody sane would even think about trying to unbend that thing if they did find it. Or even better (and completely unnecessarily) Put the destroyed card in a taped sock with some rocks and throw it in the deep sea somewhere the public doesn't regularly go to. Spray paint the tape so it looks similar to seabed sediments and not even the microorganisms will find it.
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