Duckismyspiritanimal

33 - Had to do surgery for my big arse underbite that was going to cause other dental issues if I didn’t finally take care of it. The thing that surprised me was just how little anyone cares.

I have the Dell Thunderbolt Monitor and it is fantastic. I bought it to replace my dual monitor setup, that was annoying enough with my work laptop (MacBook Pro) when I had to reset it most days, and the monitors being uneven was slowly driving me insane. So I looked for a single monitor that can replace the thunderbolt hub and the dual 4K monitors. I also wanted the monitor to have a fast Ethernet connection for wired data and as many connections as possible for a simple audio interface. There were just a few that met my needs and this Dell was the best one I found. I have had it a year and am blown away by how satisfied I am with it. If you don’t need the kvm features, go with literally any other monitor.

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I can’t wait to watch the biopic they’ll make about Billy Strings 60 years from now.

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Already a pretty compelling biopic knowing his story, he just needs to continue to grow bigger

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This feels really cheap but why don't more teams do this

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I’m guessing there are only a few niche scenarios where it’s a worthwhile gamble, otherwise it’s a free play for a deep pass/Hail Mary and an untimed down.

Hutson is a transfer from Oregon, talented, but makes the mental errors

Idaho’s defense has been stout and Oregon O-line hasn’t shown up. But Idaho hasn’t really moved the ball on offense.

No, Sonos is great when it works and is working, but setup and repair can be a PITA. I had to migrate my setup to my new routers a couple weeks ago and it was not fun. One of my subs is still not set up.

That said, having a Sonos device (the first device) plugged into Ethernet and then adding new devices is the way I’ve found to remove most of the setup and networking issues.

There won’t be voice for a while, satellite connectivity is on the order of bytes per minute. Just not fast enough yet.

Ionescu’s shoe, which is the only real comparison, has done well enough for Nike to make a Clark shoe. I went to enough of my sister’s basketball games as a kid to see that there is/was an untapped demand for smaller and lighter shoes.

I thought he was outstanding in mop up duty and wasn’t happy taking the transfer after he had been so loyal and made huge performance improvements. I think Tulane got a really good one that I wished would have been the next QB at Oregon