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That is a nice pocket pistol

https://i.imgur.com/wrFa7KQ.mp4 New York Puckeyes

Penfed is the best for auto loans. Super easy to pay as well online or using their phone app. No penalty​ for paying off early. I've used them for multiple cars.

Neat.

Hold my beer while I drive this golf kart off this sweet ramp https://i.imgur.com/LDGQk91.gifv

It might pay for itself if you live in a state where you receive lots of sunlight like Arizona, put back into the grid, tax credits, and use as much as possible to power your home. I don't see that happening in Ohio until the price of panels and battery technology improves. That aside you could setup your home just to be better for the environment and not for profit or even breaking even. That is probably a crazy idea to some people. I should stop talking now.

I hope someone can help me with this problem. In the past I've used TWC wifi hotspots when I am away from home. In the past it would auto connect if I was in range of one and it was the strongest signal. I disabled this many months ago and also uninstalled their wifi finding app. This week I now see my phone auto connect to the network even after I tell my android to forget the network. How can I blacklist the SSID from auto connecting? I've went into my phone settings and do not have it set to "use open wifi automatically" Whenever I see it is connected to TWC I select forget this network. Even so I can reproduce it always connecting if I am close to one. I don't have any advanced settings for unchecking "auto reconnect to this ssid" on android 6.0.1. This might not sound like a big deal but it is on my 2nd phone I use that does not have data enabled. I tether from my primary phone but when driving around town the TWCWiFi always connects even if my tether SSID is a stronger signal. Ideas for a fix on stock android 6.0.1?

I want to rent this house when I vacation in Maine.

Haven't seen IRQL_NOT_LESS_EQUAL in a long time. I used to have this BSOD on Win2000 and XP days. Seen it happen when transferring large files over my network from one PC to another PC. I replaced my network card (a PCI one) and that fixed it. Maybe you want to try a different network card or a new motherboard?

I've had that BSOD before and it was a bad RAM stick. You can either pull out one at a time like suggested above or run memtest86 in dos. You can make a bootable cd to rule out USB issues.

Hold my beer while I make this sweet jump

Netflix or Hulu is usually playing on a TV in my house. I download shit on my PC and xbox one. My house averages 250-300GB per month.

I use pandora one with the better audio quality turned on. Mostly used on my drive to and from work which is 30 minutes one way. I use 2-2.5GB for pandora per month.

Damn Hoblick that is a nice looking truck. You should of sold this a few months ago to me

Uverse is my only 2nd option where I live. I thought about getting it then I learned in the fine print they have a data limit of 250GB a month. That was a deal breaker for me. A friend in Hilliard loves it and says nothing but good things about it.

Are you on LTE all the time?

So all major carriers, sprint, t-mobile, at&t, and verzion rolled out unlimited data plans with some catches. I briefly looked at them all and verizon in detail since their are my carrier. In a nutshell cost minus taxes, bullshit fees, and any lease payments per line plus probably setup on auto pay (at&t requires some direct tv subscription) 1 line sprint $50 t-mobile $70 verizon $80 at&t $100 2 lines sprint $90 t-mobile $120 verizon $140 at&t $140 3 lines sprint $90 t-mobile $140 verizon $162 at&t $180 4 lines sprint $90 t-mobile $160 verizon $180 at&t $180 Verizon specifically won't give you an employee discount on the unlimited plan. You can only get a military/veterans discount. My employee discount of 23% is out the window in my case if I change. There is some throttling to 3G speeds as expected once you reach a certain amount of data. It is around 20-25GB per line from what I read. If you are not on auto pay through bank account or debit card add $10 per month to the amounts above. I don't know what the rest of the companies charge does anyone know? In my case the unlimited is too expensive for my needs. Currently 3 lines, 10GB of data shared, employee discount, plus 1 phone I'm still paying a lease on is $125 and some change a month. I use around 5-6 GB of data combined on a very heavy month. I was lucky to get a special promo on the data plan last year when I was on vacation. What does everyone else think with these plans? Specifically should I switch to sprint? I can get an employee discount and I think it is around 20% but no idea if that applies to the unlimited plan. Also what about cell phone coverage? I am spoiled by Verizon's coverage. In every state I've been on vacation I can only remember 1 time I had no coverage. A few times I could at minimum browse the internet and receive calls. Over 90% of the time I have LTE with zero issues.

Cocaine is a hella drug and nobody does it better. Built it YEAHHHH. Oh and this too

I can still login and pay my bill on TWC website. Another cool story bro I still have a working e-mail from Insight back 2 mergers ago.

I powercycled my modem and tried a server in California. Seems as fast as advertised.

I will check when I get off work. Before the switch using torrents and measuring in megaBYTES per second I could easily pull 2-2.4MB/s for long periods of time. That was with the 20Mbps plan.

I have time warner turbo it is 20Mbps for $70. I own my own modem and I don't have anything else. Used the live chat today and they told me I could get 60Mbps for $64.99. Thank you for this thread. I have faster internet for less.

I've only used turbo tax for returns. I've done efile and also printing the forms and mailing in. Knock on wood I've never been audited. FYI my federal refund hit my saving account yesterday