SirMonti

If you can get there on a bike and have a passport book/card/nexus/bribe money, then yes, they will let you in.

Whats the problem here exactly? According to that its only a 9 day bike ride...

If you're fan of people saying it how it is then Simon Cowell would be the perfect person for you

The site groupcarpool.com could help coordinate this.  Lets drivers add their car with location, time, and number of seats and allows riders to sign up for a spot.
I've set up an example here.  lmk your thoughts

The best game that never made it to consoles

It looks like that is a problem booting windows because it can not access all the needed files.  It could be inconveniently corrupted files or sectors on the hard drive, something got moved or deleted, etc.  If you can use repair options or safe-boot try that, or get a fresh ISO to fix or reinstall the os

The best game that never made it to consoles

The best game that never made it to consoles

I just got the Brainwavz Delta which are a pretty decent cheap pair.  For even cheaper Monoprice 'Enhanced Bass Hi-Fi Noise Isolating Earbuds Headphones' are $7 and go on sale even lower but are surprisingly decent to have around as a spare. 

I just got the Brainwavz Delta which are a pretty decent cheap pair.  For even cheaper Monoprice 'Enhanced Bass Hi-Fi Noise Isolating Earbuds Headphones' are $7 and go on sale even lower but are surprisingly decent to have around as a spare. 

I would do some cable management for sure;
 
desk organization to get more usable desk space - bins/shelves to stack stuff, finding a storage area away from the desk to move things to
 
some LED strips on the back of the desk.  White walls will carry color well, and a splash of color will help diffuse the contrast between the black desk + equipment and white walls

yes - that should work. use something like dyndns to make it easier, as @SirMonti already said.
 
yes - if your routers firewall is worth anything then you need to open a port or two for the server to be accessible from the outside. 
 
i don't recommend it tho. it might be fine for testing with a friends but be very carefull who you share that ip or dyndns url with. it is very risky to expose the IP of your home internet connection. 
 
i heard from people who got ddosed the crap out of after their ip became known to the public. (like when the IP was accidently shown on screen during a twitch stream or so)
 
professional hosters usually implemented a high level of protection against this kind of shit that a regular consumer internet connection does not have. 
 

It is possible, look into Dynamic DNS (with a service like No IP) to essentially use a domain name instead of an IP which makes things easier for your friends.  
 

Each Channel will have their own subscription fee.
 
If you want to sub to both, you'll have to pay a fee for each.
 
Granted, the fee (for LMG at least) is very low, at $2.99/month for now, or $29.99/year.
 
If you go onto the LTT Store and buy a FPC subscription, you're only buying a LMG FPC subscription. Hence the recent change to "LMG Pilot" tag for subscribers.

I'm a little curious how all the construction work has impacted them. 

O yeahhhh, that's a pity
 

If you can, try to move the router to the first floor, it will help significantly and is technically free! I did it with my Asus RT-AC68u router and centrally located it in my house. It hides behind a chair so no one sees it. 

Thanks for the advice

STORE BRAND LINUS!

Well each have their high and low points, but I definitely enjoy the story and feel of Bojack more.

Same.  I do like rick and morty, but the art style, Hollywoo and pop culture puns/references, and more down to earth and relatable story lines of Bojack make it my favorite of the two.

I'm new to this part of town not sure if I'm allowed to do this but anyway.
 
I'm a bit of a gear head so what's your gear?! Let's see some photos too! I'll start.
 
Body
Canon 5D Mark III
Nikon FM2
 
Lens
Helios 44-2 (m42 mount)
Mamiya-Sekor 55mm f1.4 (m42 mount)
Voigtlander 58mm f1.4 (f mount)
Manual lens only
 
I've been shooting at lot of film recently so here's some pictures from my most recent roll.

Router or wireless access point/router?  If you need wifi without any special configuration needs then I can agree with this guy on the C9:  
 
It is an easy setup and provides good speed and reliability, especially for the price. However, it does lack some advanced configuration features that most people won't know how to use anyway, but it was an issue for me.  It also has a pretty bad parental control implementation if that is relevant to you.

Read the description carefully. 

I work retail in a tech store so I have a lot to talk about, but my favorite was the other day.  A family came in wanting an Ethernet cable so I showed them where they were.  They refused to purchase any because they said none of them would work, when I asked why I was told they needed a yellow cable and other colors won't work.  They insisted that they tested other colored cables and that no Ethernet cable would work except their yellow one.  Even after I tried explaining that the color doesn't matter and that it was the same cable on the inside.