I too had WiFi trouble when bluetooth was enabled. The commands below fixed it for me (it might be that only one was effective but I've had no trouble since Feb 7). YMMV.
FYI according to Wikipedia the "t" longer stands for twin in FFA usage.
"The FAA has decided to use the single term, 'ExTended OPerationS,' or ETOPS, for all affected operations regardless of the number of engines on the airplane."
Seems excessive. A verbal warning or, at most, a trespass notice or injunction would suffice.
I'm also surprised that the police can prosecute this without a complaint from the school. Is this specific to Georgia or is it the same in other states?
Also, they got measurements from three birds so they have 216,000 continuous non-stationary measurements. A stats guru might be able to figure out the effective reduced sample interval.
I'm interested in the use of 477 key phrases in the keywords meta tag. Is keyword stuffing no longer penalized by Google?
FYI https://www.getwashio.com/ brings an "Insecure information" / "Connection Partially Encrypted" warning in Seamonkey / Firefox. Not a major issue but might irk some visitors.
Could this have been solved by using "外人第一" as a suffix or instead of the romaji/katakana name?
I once tried to apply for a Japanese credit card online about 10 years ago (certainly things have changed with some banks sine then). IIRC the form would not accept romaji and my kana name was too long for the kanji input field.
This was painfully frustrating at the time but helped frame my approach to forms and DB specification when I got into web development (e.g. always using UTF8 in MySQL, full name as a single field in some applications, etc.).
@bcambel decorators_part1.html refers to time_me "As you see time_me is a function which..." . Should probably be "intercept_me". So yeah, there's a bit of suck in there ;-)