Why limit the time though? Or why not just force move? Or just don't allow login and force you to convert first.
I transferred my account just fine, but I played at least like once a year. My wife however didn't touch the game for a couple of years and the account is now lost. I did try to convert it once, got an error and decided to do it later, which is my fault but still..
Its a product we paid for, which is still supported and updated. But suddenly is unaccesable because they decided you had to do something to keep acces.. Even when given time I don't understand someone defending this practice..
It can be great! If the radio is on and the first thing of a track I hear is "Jason derulo" or alike I get a nice audio que to turn it off!
Happened to me. Or well, my wife.
I've been playing on and off for a bit. So my account got converted. I tried to do the same to her account but got an error, but since she wasn't really playing I decided I'd try again later. Well, guess who simply forgot and tried logging in recently? Something I bought and still is being sold is suddenly just gone. Great.
It was a minecraft account, then mojang and now you'd need a Microsoft account..
If you want to play on a server with friends, you need to disable account verification on that in order to allow non-logged in players to access it. So, possible. But not always practical.
Wait till you hear about legrange points. These are points where 2 massive object (like the sun and earth) create a sort of pocket where a satellite can orbit "nothing". I have massively simplyfied it, off course.
Is it all on a single drive? The logs mention E:/Movies missing.
The E indicates a different drive, if you're in windows. So is that disk still available?
Helium can be cold enough for MRI yes. But the way its reported makes it seem that helium is always cold, which is not true.
The sun is 1.4 million kilometers in diameter. 6 meter from a 1 meter diameter sphere is relatively close.
Also the sun's corona stretches out about 8 million kilometers from its surface, so for this probe its like its moving inside the earths atmosphere.
So.. pretty dang close.
But they designed the container.. they decided the environment to open it in.. why haven't they already tried and certified the tools needed to open it? Wasn't that thought of in advance? Or is this just a case of, these tools should work, but for some reason failed? Which is what i'm assuming, since only 2 of the 35 can't be removed, but still.
Didn't know that, that would be great!
Obviously I can't talk for everyone, but I have seen some shows and such on tv or on the internet in favour of dropping it. It would make sense to me as well, but it's not actively discussed politically afaik. I'm in the netherlands fyi.
EU was last night/today (for me), US and Canada is first sunday of november right?
I added overseer on top of my *arr stack. I can just request whatever from there and it just passes it to the correct instance. I also preferr to set up an instance for a specific target. Makes it easier if the services are separated. To change the minimum bitrate or something.
If you build it tall enough, centrifugal force will start pulling on it. Building it that way though... But yeah. Doubt the right material exist atm.
It does, but as more air drops down, the pressure increases. This pressure then starts to push back against the air above it. Which is why we have atmospheric pressure at the surface, but that goes down to pretty much 0 in space.
Even in low earth orbit there are still some particles, which causes satellites and such to slow down, requiring them to fire some thrusters every once in a while.
They consider them "luminaries" whatever those are supposed to be. Not actual objects. Cause that makes sense.
He included those transfers as well. He used usb sticks with an actual SSD chip, since those are faster to read/write from.
Oh yeah I fixed that issue already. Got a different card for it that uses a controllerchip. Its working great, without bifurcation requirement.