With CGI-NAT wouldn't the actual list be as much useful as just all 4 billion ipv4 adresses?
It's a bit overcomplicated wheel reductor hub, used in some trucks and widespread in heavy equipement, but the input shaft can move a bit. And the artictle doesn't mention anything about oil in it or how it is sealed.
Have him step on the pedal
But those are just extrapolations, not the real number
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That's why you wait for reviews, marketing numbers will always be pumped up
They'd rather loose genuine Brasil players than loose money from people using Brasil/Argentina vpn
You absolutely can. A good portion of popular trackers have periodicall open signup events. Torrentleech has fairly often open signups. It's big so it isn't that easy to build up your ratio when you're a drop in an ocean, but when you do it can open doors for some more prestigious trackers, although TL should be enough in 99% of cases if you aren't into some (less popular) niche content. Watch r/opensignups on reddit if it's still alive and soon enough you'll be on too many trackers.
polishsource (polish general tracker) requires you to only seed 48 hours within a week from downloading and nothing more
With bigger files or searching in files where there's a lot of data I found sublimetext to be much more efficient (than n++)
Third, they need to slow down the pace of work so the employees can focus on quality and accuracy.
The rate at which they pump out content is, in my opinion, unsustainable for the employees and unsustainable for the semi-regular viewer as well
It may've been sustainable if they had all 120 people (or more) working in groups on videos, but at this point there's a question to be asked if at this point they're tech youtube channel or full blown video making company.