This guy gets it! But in any case, I’d let him brick it. I would not be where I am if I had not bricked (for real) a couple of expensive devices during my youth.

lmfao but what if he wants to brick it ? Let him!!

Why the downvote tho? If lil guy wants to brick it, let him.

This!! If little guy wants to brick his computer 3x times before getting it right , let him .

The orange spray paint smell overwhelms the others!

Nor Joe, I imagine the smell of days old flower pot water. Like the flower shops near cemeteries. “Old people smell”.

It’s in your car. Just bike there.

Maybe you can research and give us all a good take on this, i think you got downvotes coz this just feels like a rant .

Coz monke together strong

For me it came naturally… I tried improving my times and using more pacts… the game is so fun I just kept playing it and competing with my previous times

I really enjoyed Hades

I read “you subscringe” lmfao

Surveillance Exclusion Mask

Like almost any other thing being done massively by humans currently .

Depends:

• two camper vans ? Weird
• two simple automobiles ? It’s the right way to park even if the lot is empty . You make sure to align to the other parked cars.

*buzzin intensifies *

Most consumers are familiar with the 802.11 standards; however, this new sequential number rebranding is intended to simplify things. Previously, the naming design used the alphabet, starting with a to bto g and n, with each one representing the next generation. We’d expect z to be the last or fastest one, or until they have new names, but suddenly we’re on 802.11ac, which is faster than all previous versions, so it’s understandable that users would be a bit confused. Thus, starting from 802.11n, Wi-Fi will be referred to as Wi-Fi 4, 802.11ac as Wi-Fi 5, and 802.11ax as Wi-Fi 6.

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WiFi 6: higher data rates, increased capacity, enhanced performance in dense environments, and improved power efficiency. Operating on the same 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band as Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6 is rated to support transfer speeds of up to 10 Gb/s, which ranges from four to ten times faster than the current standard.

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802.11ax utilizes OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access), one of the big advancements with LTE technology.

TL;DR: less congestion in crowded networks and better speeds.

Bro played himself , but he had good intentions !!

Thanks, I was having trouble sleeping and halfway through this got me in the mood.

Guess you’ve never been to South America, Need for Speed Underground2 soundtrack starts playing on busses betweeen 22:00 and 5:00, optional bonus: your driver is bald and wearing a tanktop-