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Continuing on my Traffic nerdiness... USDOT even wrote a report about this in 2014... yes 3 years ago... https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/fhwahop13010/index.htm
Coming from someone who has priced these out (construction company), their biggest fault is that they didn't go with the one that has an "on-demand" heater built in. University of Michigan designed this about 6 years ago and they are available for sale...
I have the same one, got it last year for Christmas. I actually get compliments about it because at first glance, most people don't even realize its a smartwatch. I did go with the leather band, but I think I'll be swapping it out as it makes my arm hot.
It looks like a site like this might give a better idea, but like I said, I've never actually done it before except for my brewery setup :)
EDIT: Ohhhh some pics!!! Now I want to do it too!
I'm looking at the same situation, but I think I'm going to end up going with a water-cooled loop. Currently the H60 I've got isn't cutting it, even with a push-pull (mine's in the back as the hose isnt long enough for the front) and 2x140s on the front. I did find a couple of builds that run...
I actually chose the Phanteks P400 and the MSI x370 Gaming board with the RGB out on it so that the case would have the blue constant lights. I like to be able to look in and see how clean it looks. I was sternly anti-lights for the longest time, but if I'm going to spend all that time doing...
Unfortunately, those are few and far between now. Do you do a lot of mobile surfing and usage outside of a location with wifi?
I think that the big selling point for me is that I basically have 3 networks to receive calls on, either Sprint, T-Mobile, or Google's pre-checked free wifi that I...
I didn't see you mention data. What you mentioned above is $20/mo on Fi. This is a cost-benefit analysis on how you use data. If you find yourself in locations that usually have wifi, you may only spend $25-30 on the plan, like I do now. If you decide that you want more data, you pay on a...
They actually use a GSM provider, T-Mobile as one of the two networks. I have been using Fi since it came out and absolutely love it. I find paying much less because I usually have wi-fi almost everywhere I go. Also, since Android automatically logins you in to known free wifi's and pushes it...
Were actually looking at the demo of this as a dungeon runnner and using Pathfinder rules! We already have a game going, but I think we need somewhere some of our crew wont lose their character sheets and where the DM can build dungeons instead of having to draw as we go along. It'll also let...