Welp that sucksThen this might not be a good fit for you. I don't believe you can hard wire INTO it. You can use hardwire as a backbone linking the nodes together, but i don't believe you can hardwire a device into it.
Welp that sucksThen this might not be a good fit for you. I don't believe you can hard wire INTO it. You can use hardwire as a backbone linking the nodes together, but i don't believe you can hardwire a device into it.
Completely lost taste and smell today, and so has a co worker… ----
Yep currently waiting for resultsHave you been tested for COVID?
Yep currently waiting for results
Completely lost taste and smell today, and so has a co worker… ----
Welp that sucks
YepAlso, did you get vaccinated?
I lost smell and taste too. taste came back after a week, and smell took about 3. But seeing as i've got a 1 yr old, loosing my sense of smell was a perk. It makes changing poopy diapers a breeze. My wife lost her sense of smell too. It was like a temporary invincibility to my farts. I don't think our marriage has ever been stronger than it was during those 3-4 weeks! Lol. Also, it was really cool to take shots of Apple Cider Vinegar and laugh as it just tasted like water.Completely lost taste and smell today, and so has a co worker… ----
Good lord, you live in a Holiday Inn?I do. Samsung Smart things. Also acts as hubs for zigbee and zwave which are used in home automation smart accessories like switches and plugs.
I also get an app that shows me network topology, which device is on which Access Point. I can set different restrictions for different devices. Also, i can give out passwords that expire after a certain period of time, and can limit what that device can access. IF I give someone the "Main" password, they can communicate with everything in the network (other computers, lights, tv... etc etc) If i give them a different password, i can limit and restrict what devices they see. And a 3rd password is guest only. They are only allowed to go straight out to the internet, nothing else.
You're not completely wrong here, the Carolina Crusher was during a warmer Winter if I'm not mistaken, at least overall it was nothing to write home about until that event.Cooler than avg may increase odds a little but honestly I don't think it's a huge deal whether it's a warm or cold winter. We can score in a warm or cold winter and all it takes is for one snowstorm to make for a good winter in the south.
I need this! A marathon in Savannah would be much more fun with normal to below normal temps lolI mean it wouldn't be a classic but it would work it'll be different in 6 hoursView attachment 93017
Kinda dangerous running down there…. I’ve heard.I need this! A marathon in Savannah would be much more fun with normal to below normal temps lol
Care to expound on thisKinda dangerous running down there…. I’ve heard.
There were two other winter storms before the Crusher and one after it. It was an active two weeks.You're not completely wrong here, the Carolina Crusher was during a warmer Winter if I'm not mistaken, at least overall it was nothing to write home about until that event.
You sure you aren't walking I hear it's great this time of yearCare to expound on this
Tell us the story again please??There were two other winter storms before the Crusher and one after it. It was an active two weeks.
This storm was the third of four storm systems to impact central North Carolina during the last two weeks of January, 2000. This two week period featured an active winter storm pattern that featured a deep trough over the eastern U.S.. Winter storms impacted North Carolina on January 18, 2000; January 23, 2000; January 25, 2000 and January 30, 2000. The January 25, 2000 storm was preceded by a rather weak storm that dropped up to an inch of snow and some freezing rain across the North Carolina Piedmont on January 23.
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Tell us the story again please??
The bus oneIf you're refering to the story of when I met my wife, that was after the Dec 2002 ice storm.
The bus one