I’ve noticed a lot of resellers are mentioning whatnot. However, I think it will be more successful if you are based of US. Also, I feel like you basically need to get the items for almost free to make any profit. What’s your experience ?
I’ve been thinking to upgrade to the privilege for the airport perks plus I get more points. Also, I like the companion pass too, we usually hit the annual spent to be eligible for the companion.
The annual feel should be about $450 with the rebate and I think of the perks and benefits and point increase will justify my upgrade to the privilege. Any tips or advice ?
Do you have a firewall set up at home for personal use ?
I have a second hand 60F and I was wondering what rules I should set up on it for personal use at home. Also, should I get forticare license for it ?
I don’t mind the BP Frag change, it makes the game more challenging for me solo.
But, i have noticed the past couple wipes, servers are dying quickly, but this wipe I realized why.
On day one, groups and zergs will have T2 and T3 which means boom and garage doors. Compared to solos and duos, they will get their T2 day 2 or day 3.
Which means this whole time their base is vulnerable because its only sheet meet door. I wake up second day and most of small bases with sheet metal doors are raided. It seems like now days having a bunker in the base is a most.
Groups wont be able to raid as much if these small bases have garage doors, which of course it will cost way more.
This is just my observation!
I know there are decent amount of farmlands northern of Brampton and I was wondering if anyone knows a poultry ? Would love to grab some fresh organic eggs and support local farmers.
I’ve noticed lately most content creator wipes revolves around snow balling and their goal to collect fragments and once they get T2 or T3 they quit. No story, no struggles, no revenge and barely any raids.
Majority are trying to copy oil rats game play and snow ball fast.
I wish, I had more free time to produce that type of content.
In my opinion only person that is producing top quality content at the moment is Gorlaic.
My wife has always wanted to design and print her own stickers, and I’d love to surprise her with a printer for her birthday.
I’ve done quite a bit of research and narrowed it down to two options: the Canon Pixma iX6820 and the Epson ET-2800.
I’m having a hard time deciding between the two, so I’d really appreciate any advice on which one would be the better choice for making stickers.
If anyone has experience with either printer, or has any other recommendations, I’d be very grateful. Thanks in advance!
My wife has always wanted to design and print her own stickers, and I’d love to surprise her with a printer for her birthday.
I’ve done quite a bit of research and narrowed it down to two options: the Canon Pixma iX6820 and the Epson ET-2800.
I’m having a hard time deciding between the two, so I’d really appreciate any advice on which one would be the better choice for making stickers.
If anyone has experience with either printer, or has any other recommendations, I’d be very grateful. Thanks in advance!
I’ve noticed that most career posts I see are focused on development, cybersecurity, cloud, or DevOps. I rarely see much discussion around traditional networking roles.
That made me wonder: is networking becoming less in demand, or is it just talked about less because it’s often blended into other roles now?
Networking is still the backbone of almost every company, so I’m curious why it doesn’t seem to get the same attention as other IT paths.