The LAPD did one recently on a medical imaging office because apparently it's suspicious that an office full of XRAY and MRI machines uses a lot of power.
CmdrShepard42
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Amber alerts do go out via phone alerts to everyone in the area. They're probably just supplementing that with a Twitter post since you can refer back to it.
I'm not sure your example tracks as there'd be no reason for a grocery store to pay rent without occupying the space. In this analogy, it would need to be some sort of office which would have some tangential effect on surrounding businesses (like restaurants), but those restaurants could just relocate to where the people are now in their homes.
Yeah finally justice if/when he makes it to 82 years old!
And what would those "multiple reasons" be? Where is OP storing 400TB worth of downloads?
Yeah it only comes with 6 trays, so you'll need to order more, but you can fill out the entire front section with drives.
What it doesn't say is what age they presented themselves as when luring these people out to be assaulted.
I don't think I've seen it since in came out, in that era when Tom Green was at the too of his career and i was a teenager. I'm curious how it holds up now, but I have a feeling that I won't enjoy it anymore.
I'm curious what retropie would look like on a CRT. Would it need the overlays still or look like the original?
Yeah is this guy showing up to Tesla, Twitter, and SpaceX every single day?
I'm currently at 3TB a month and that's with capping my seeding speeds to 2Mbps and remote streams to 3Mbps (essentially SD quality) to conserve what little upload speed I have to split amongst my users.
I don't know why you're so adamant that this can't be the cause when video is hands down the most common reason for high data usage. Downloading a video is just 1x the file size in data usage but streaming to friends and family can easily increase that 1x infinitely based on the number of users. Then throw seeding on top of that and you increase it another 5x or what have you.
I'm browsing Tautulli right now and the little 4k content I have has a bitrate of 25Mbps for an hour long TV episode while movies like Akira in 4k has a bitrate of 90Mbps, Bladerunner 2049 70Mbps, Encanto 72Mbps. That crap adds up quickly. Imagine 6 kids who all have Encanto playing over and over again in the background, which amounts to 1TB of data used in 6 hours if they all play it 3 times.
What do you suspect is the cause of so much data usage if not video streaming?
This is how people get started on the anti-science train. Next thing you know they'll be talking about how bad vaccines are for the body.