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Prefer the website, far too many apps want to send push notifications of new deals or sales

Definitely curved for an ultrawide, for 3x 32 inch I would go curved

Depends on the use, if it's for security then that is fine to have cameras in the office. If it is to micro-manage and make sure you are working, then no. Things like using web cameras to monitor you or monitoring you teams/slack status would make me leave the company.

Watch this recently and ended up enjoying it.

I think this would depend greatly on what you want to connect to the USB ports and the actual distance. If you need fast transfers and low response time an optical USB cable would probably be the best option.

https://isthereanydeal.com/ or https://gg.deals/ are great for checking multiple sites

Try contact them via https://esupport.gigabyte.com/ they've been reasonably quick to respond from my experience

12 on S21 Ultra

Mine latches when it closes and you need to use a key to open it from outside, but you need to lift the handle and then use the key to engage all the locking points. My previous house was the same

Your BL touch should be compensating for the difference in the bed. Are you running G29 in the start gcode?

You probably need to adjust your Z offset, teaching tech has a good video about that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN_ndWvXGBQ

Started rewatching seasons 1 to 3 in preparation for this.

A friend recently bought a Seat Ateca which is a really good car. For financing, I got my car from a Seat dealership (got a seat leon) and got financing from them as they added a few extras if I got it from them. I then got a loan from my bank at a much lower interest rate and paid off the full...

I have a few Ryobi tools and am very happy with them, seen some reviews of people who use them commercially and they hold up well. If I had the money to spend I would have gone Milwaukee. For a circular saw, I would get a corded one. A friend has a Festool plunge saw which works great. They are...

If you want to upload the files to S3, then just install the aws cli or one of the alternatives and use windows task scheduler to run a batch script to upload the files. Use a command to get the files and then aws s3 cp to copy the file and then another command to delete it. Or aws s3 sync to...

I've got a drill, multitool and handheld air compressor. Really happy with them so far. For the price, I think they are really good. I saw some reviews of people using them professionally. I have 2 small batteries that came with the drill and bought knock off on ebay which I will be upgrading...

Upgraded from a Rift S, the clarity is so much better! I use it mostly in iRacing and seen further down the track is so much better. I bought it a while ago without the controllers, but want the controllers now but HP want £200 just for the controllers. I'll probably have to buy a complete set...

I'm not the best at regex but this does what you want To match just the end part https://regex101.com/r/ivOnr9/1 Match the filename and extension as separate parts https://regex101.com/r/D2tulD/1 or match the whole name https://regex101.com/r/K7wUGI/1

You can also have a look at ubeeqo. Like zipcar but people rent out their own cars. Haven't personally used it, as I ended up buying a car

I had trouble doing HW decoding on my Plex server using an intel GPU. I found that you needed a screen connected to be able to use the iGPU, so I got a dummy hdmi plug that emulates the screen and it is working great now!