deeprig9

Thanks.

Very little details in that story from WSB, and FOX5 is completely burying it.

Were those actual Dekalb officers or Brian Kemp's forces?

They did a good job gassing and arresting as it started to get out of hand and not waiting until it got out of hand.

I have a hard time believing Dekalb quelled this solo. But in the media report they are taking full credit for it.

No names on the arrested, or the charges. Not in the media reports at this time.

I think they like afternoon rain and coming out into the moist evening.

Zone8 in ATL metro here.

Despite the fact we spray for mosquitoes, we still have plenty of lightning bugs in our backyard the last few days.

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Lots here in Atlanta...I think only 1 of them (Dekalb county) had tear gas to disperse the crowd

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Link?

One of my favorite YouTube subscriptions (football guy) uses OBS software for his live shows, and Adobe Pro for his pre-recorded stuff so he has even more extensive edit ability. My son is working on his own podcast someday (he's in practice mode) and has mastered OBS. It's free. Hours and hours of tutorials out there. Having a background in music recording terminology makes it more intuitive. If you don't have that background, the learning curve is higher just learning the software.

Buying the hardware is the easy part. Shure as mentioned before is a tried and true quality product, as is Audio Technica. 99% of every live musical performance you've ever seen, or every comedian you've ever seen on stage, is through a $100 Shure SM-58 vocal mic. Studio mic-ing in music recording can get much nerdier, but for just talking into a microphone, I echo the guy above saying Shure.

I've have five beagles in my life. One of them really was just a quiet house dog. Didn't bark or howl at everything that moved or made a sound. The only time she'd go ballistic is if she actually did get on a rabbit. She was never a hunting dog per se`, but it was a rural area at the time and she was free to run loose. When in the house, she was just a regular old house dog. So it is possible to get lucky with a beagle (pure bred) that is chill. But you gotta get lucky. The others I've had were "normal" and two in particular were absolute terrors.

To OP, if you go to get a pick of the litter, even though they are all cute and playful puppies, don't get the feisty one. Feisty puppies are super cute and playful, avoid that urge, get the least feisty one.

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A family member who knows this stuff and actually built this box for himself before upgrading and giving it to my son was kind enough to drive an hour to my house today and troubleshoot. Yes, the drive shat the bed. But a new drive was installed, windows loaded, and after a million updates, it's working normally. But during the process, the "good" drive shite the bed, and bios and windows can find it anymore, so he took it back home with him to continue troubleshooting. The initial drive that went bad was OS and some other shite, but the big drive is where my kid has all his actual media, projects, recordings, movies, and graphic design work. Whether he gets this all up and running again and recoverable notwithstanding, I'm now looking for an at home NAS RAID1. Is there a tech board consensus on a good one out of the box? Seeking minimum of 1TB in a RAID1 configuration. I know enough about RAIDs to know what they are and how they work at a high level, and that's it.

Where have you been all these years, a-hole?

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That’s terrible. Don’t ever share that again please.

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I was very clear in my description that it's a clown playing Black Sabbath on piano, and the thumbnail clearly shows a clown with War Pigs in the title. You didn't get tricked into clicking it. I don't want to hear your complaints.

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Just wouldn't bet a ham sandwich that they have 2 or 15 ready to fly and that is why Israel attacked tonight.

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I read this to the beat of "What dat hook gon be" by Lee Murphy and it fits perfectly.

I went ahead and cracked it open, that 500gb drive doesn't seem to be doing a damn thing. The connectors to it are all very well seated. Taking it to geek squad Saturday morning in Athens. I know how to hot swap hard drives from the front of a server in a data center but once tools have to come out, I'll pay someone who has done it a thousand times. It's also dusty as a motherfricker in there, maybe they'll give it a blow job.