They’re bigger than I thought they’d be. I also saw a red one just recently which isn’t a color available on the website(for a staggering $6-6.5K). So that person went and wrapped it in bright red on their own…oof.
They’re bigger than I thought they’d be. I also saw a red one just recently which isn’t a color available on the website(for a staggering $6-6.5K). So that person went and wrapped it in bright red on their own…oof.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that remembers scenes from this terrible movie. This was the first thing that came to mind.
Buddy works in a data center. Ram upgrades on a few racks of servers took him weeks…
Mind you this was with zero downtime. So spin up a server, move the traffic, shut down/swap ram, boot up server, swap traffic back, repeat until you want to cry.
Pass in 04401…sorry 4401 is not a valid zip code. Rage.
The video did touch on that. Most of the older tanks had less electronics and simpler engines so they were far easier to bring back into combat condition. Combat efficiency is different however…