Well, I've always done it yearly. I only recently heard about people doing it monthly. That seems like a lot, but I figured I'd give it a try.
I've seen some spreadsheets that have a graph to track progress, but they require a subscription or something similar. I think I'll try making my own.
He probably doesn't mention it because someone might ask him about the SPR. I'm a Democrat, but they really have a shitty record on oil.
source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/politics-strategic-petroleum-comprehensive-review-200000546.html
Thanks for posting. I'm still new to this and had no idea what settings I should be using.
I buy it for the extra features (commentary, deleted scenes, etc). Either that or as part of a kickstarter.
Nice. I didn't know DVD was still that popular. I'm looking forward to getting Monk on Blu-ray.
I'm really looking forward to the housing market getting back to normal. I mean prices won't come back down to what they were pre-pandemic, but at least we can get to where it's a decent multiple of the median income, not the 5-6x or more that we're seeing now.
Thanks. I've found a better looking one that offers monthly tracking, plus has a graph. I guess I'll give it a try.
It's probably a pain to set up in Windows. In Linux, it just works, there's nothing to set up. I'm using it right now.
OP really should have mentioned their OS.
Edit: Actually, nevermind both my posts. I know DRI_PRIME works by using my APU for regular desktop activity, and routing discrete GPU output in whenever a game is being played. But I don't know if it's possible to make it use the dGPU all the time.
Even if it did, it would only work inside the OS, so if you had to boot into the BIOS for anything, you wouldn't have a display. So for all intents and purposes, it wouldn't really work.
I just did a quick bing chat search ("does DRI_PRIME work on systems without a cpu with integrated graphics?") and it says it will work. I can't check for you because my CPUs all have graphics.
I CAN tell you that some motherboards will support it (my ASUS does) and some don't (my MSI).
BTW, I'm talking about Linux. If you're using Windows, there's a whole series of hoops you have to jump through. LTT did a video a while back.
I'm looking for a better net worth calculator spreadsheet. I've been using this one, and it's ok, I guess. I'm just wondering if there's anything better out there.
fsck or reboot device?
Feeling called out by this. I mean those cars are tasty.