So we can ship it tomorrow? Great I just told the investors, so we're now leagly obligated to ship it tomorrow.

Beep must have written the bot.

I'm gonna be honest here, sounds like you need to be more selective in who you trust for your various services.

The way you describe these people, it sounds like you're going with your "uncles friend" type of people or the trashy companies that are ran by someone pushing their staff to do quick/slop jobs for high profit.

Get that exterior worker to small claims before their business mysteriously dissolves into oblivion.

You can can give me a million dollars to paint your ceiling, but that's not going to make me Michelangelo.

You need to find the people that take actual pride in their work, which is incredibly hard to do. Failing that, the established businesses that stand behind their work. If that autobody tech doesn't warranty the paint job, they aren't worth your business. If the guy re-fixing the drains is covering it on their own dime and making it right without a fuss, then that's something to remember next time. Everyone makes mistakes, its how they handle them after the fact that's important.

FBI open up! It sounds like trying you're to steal lots of data in a few seconds before either the computer kicks you out, or someone returns to their desk. If you're not staring in a "hacker" movie, 10GBs on a modern usb stick should only take a few minutes, go get a coffee or something while you wait.

For purely educational purposes, If a 3.0 usb drive isn't fast enough you'll need an external SSD which will have significantly faster write times. Be wary of vauge marketing like "fast", 30MB/s was "fast" 20 years ago. You want the actual to find the spec for write speed, simply put, a higher number is better. Find the highest number, but also be wary of absurd claims. Try to find independent tests/research that support a manufacture's claim.

That being said, you're also limited by the computer's usb capabilites and whatever drive that has. Make sure you're plugging into a usb 3.0 port or better. Additionally, if the data is on a slow drive, there's nothing you can do about that. If the data is comprised of a lot small files, it will be slower to copy as the system has to process each one.

I hope you enjoyed this educational exercise; and remeber kids, don't do crime and if you get caught, you don't know me!

This is like if Walmart started policing what products Target can sell and policing what products can go into your house, while not bothering to police their own store.

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Your post doesn't render for me. It seems fine to me when I copy it, does it show up for you? I just copied pasted what you posted.

If you put a line breaks after "example: " does it work (make sure theres no space before the first pipe)?

Your post works fine if I open it in my browser too. It seems that Boost doesn't like text before the pipe symbol.

The map reminds me of Sid Meier's Pirates.

How is that still the best pirate game?

Start digging. Make sure you clearly pull out a few hundreds and put them back in.

That's why you gotta do a full pat down to throw them off.

Wow, it gets worse the more you read!

Jellyfin is PnP if you get someone else to setup it up for you 🙃