In my experience, regular reboots seem to make things run consistently faster. And install security updates for firmware.

Just my two cents ...

Enjoy your bike! Should be getting warm enough soon where you are?

Like I wrote, Dummkopf Trumpf is a morbidly obese non-smoking geriatric version of Simon Phoenix.

#4 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS

I had to look up that character. True!:

Simon Phoenix is the main antagonist of the 1993 sci-fi action film Demolition Man. He is the most crazed and dangerous criminal of the 20th century.

Nothing gets fixed in this country without Campaign Finance reform.

#3 | Posted by morris

Hear hear!

From Feb. 1 to Feb. 27, the U.N.'s Trade and Development organization said the average number of vessels passing through the strait was 129 before beginning to slow as the war began on Feb. 28.

Only three of the ships that passed through since the ceasefire began were oil or chemical tankers, all passing on Thursday. All three are under U.S. sanctions for previously shipping Iranian oil. The rest were cargo ships.

While data was not available for one of the ship's loads, one of the tankers was carrying roughly 1 million barrels of oil, and the third vessel was not loaded.

On an average day before the war, the total shipments would be many times higher.

Excuse me:

He PARDONED the former Honduran president who was days into his 45 year federal sentence.:

Unbelievable and unconscionable.

Like his commutation of the former Honduran president for smuggling tons of cocaine just before going after Maduro for allegedly the same.

I wonder how much of that would be offset by the fairly significant oil glut there was before Lewzer started this fiasco?

#6 | Posted by REDIAL

That was then. Losing 20% of the world's oil supply is gonna hurt no matter what.

Minutes to destroy, months to remedy, right AU?

#8 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS

What a needless shame. I've feeling bad for the innocent dead, injured, and displaced Lebanese and Iranians.

I should really do that, but I just don't feel like it.

#5 | Posted by REDIAL

I do!

Sincerely,

Vlad Hackerovich

(ha ha)

Seriously, just unplug the power cord from your router for 10 seconds and plug it back in. That should be all it takes. And it's a good idea to do it once a week anyway. Security aside, doing that helps keep it running at optimal speeds.

If every poll from the last few weeks are correct, Orban's about to become "former Prime Minister Orban."

His opponent's party (and thus PM Magyar if they win) has been consistently ahead. By double digits in some polls.

The mere name - Markwayne - elicits visions of mullets.

A landslide victory by any standard ...

Is he taking the steel with him to cash in on the scrap when he leaves?

PS - it's best to do it over a hardwired connection with the router if one can.

Interruptions to a WiFi signal during the process could cause problems.

How do you know the software on it has been updated to protect you against the latest intrusion attempts?

It's a simple question.

Many may not know how to update router firmware.

Anyone can Google "log into xxxxx router" with the make and model number (usually on the bottom of the router if they aren't sure).

Google should provide links to their manufacturer on steps to log into the router.

Once they're logged in, they can query Google on the other browser tab on where in their router settings they can check for firmware updates and change their router password.

On many routers, simply unplugging the router for 10 seconds and plugging it back in once a week will automatically check for updates.

(Not a good idea to write while watching a stream of today's Masters round lol)

I watched an interview of someone who has decades of experience with oil from the Persian Gulf.

He started off by noting that oil tankers only move at 10-12 miles an hour. About the speed of a bicycle. Weeks-long journeys. And tankers that left the Gulf before the war will soon be done delivering the last loads. Once that happens, the world may (he hopes not) experience a stratospheric rise in oil prices do to shortages - whether the strait is open or not - because of extensive damage to oil terminals, storage facilities, and other infrastructure. His best estimate was it'll take months, and perhaps years to fix oil infrastructure before they're back to prewar production levels.

His prediction: the world may be in for months and months of global oil shortages with higher gas prices that could go even higher over time.

Epstein's back in the headlines!

It was the lead story on network news broadcast tonight.

EPSTEIN