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There is no specific task list in the workshop manual. I had cars and motorcycles of various brands and, except for Mazda, nobody has a good list, while Mazda pretends to have one. Even in good car shops, brand or no brand, including the on
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The regular inspection for ICE vehicles is centered around oil changes, air filter change (engine, not cabin), valve checks and distribution chain/belt changes. Everything else, from brake pads (wear sensors entered the chat), tires (l
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There is a lowering of standards in many areas happening these days. I don't have an explanation, there are many out there and some are too political to resist even mentioning it on HN.
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1. Lack of response is not lack of proof. 2. People don't leave on HN, demanding an answer and waiting 34 minute before nuking from orbit is illogic. 3. There was a source and some information to support the claim. Also part of the cla
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So if you don't agree with a claim, instead of asking for evidence you flag and terminate the discussion? This is what happened here.
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A few weeks ago I heard about this from another pilot; I found several sources with a minimum of effort. I only fly in Europe, so I have zero personal experience with what is going on in US, but the narative makes sense to me as I saw it pe
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I don't see the article as written in good faith. There is a tiny bit of justified criticism, but the rest is just stereotypes and politics. Cybertruck is extremely heavy and therefore inefficient. It has a boxy look that may be esthet
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Yesterday I had to tell a couple of people in our extended team meeting: "guys, stop arguing via email over several days with 10 more people in copy, pick up the phone and clarify the problem in 10 minutes". This is not a sign tha
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No rights enshrined in a constitution is guaranteed or respected, anywhere in the world. First, in come countries legislation breaching constitutional rights appear all the time and the burden is on the people to fight that legislation that
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MSI B550 Mortar, mid-tier AM4 motherboard: 2 M.2 slots, one shared with the PCIe 4x slot. All the boards in that range are configured the same way.
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No, for 4060 and 4060 TI the GPU is linked to only 8 of the 16 PCIe lanes, the other 8 are not used. Asus is using 4 of these unused lanes.
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Most motherboards have a single dedicated M.2 from the CPU, a second one shared with the PCIe 4x slot and some have a third one from the chipset, usually slower. If you want a 10 Gbps NIC in your PCI 4x slot, second M.2 is gone and, if you
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They were living in a bubble, so "known better" was not possible. Even today some of them are still inside.
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Freedom of religion has nothing to do with criminality of some people that may also have that religion, but where the religion is not the correlation, but a coincidence. And freedom of religion does not impact the freedom of opinion, so one
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I grew up in a Muslim country (a nice one, btw). They were not trusting most neighboring Muslim countries and the people from those countries. They know what they know and act accordingly. In my native country, people did not like Gypsies (
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Isn't Japan's population decreasing dramatically, so the demand for housing is not increasing like in USA? They also have a very strict immigration policy, opposite of USA.
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What system do you propose to solve this problem?
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My department is only .NET due to dependencies to specific third-party manufacturing software that is .NET and we use their SDK for a lot of stuff. 95% of our apps run on Windows, 5% on Linux. The Linux part exists only because management h
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Dead people don't suffer from a bad reputation, but bad people should, dead or alive. Don't want a bad reputation? Don't be a bad person. It's that simple. What you did will be there forever, think before acting.
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Not in the Constitution in my country, member of EU. What "EU Tax Observatory" wants is actually against the Constitution here.
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So is every ISP serving Australia.
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even if you did something wrong, do things like that really need to be preserved on the internet under your real name for the rest of your life? Probably not Why not? It is a historical record of sort, like Nero burning Rome. Does Nero ha
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Similar to that quote, it is self-evident . If you can be punished for stuff that you index (as a search engine), you will start to self-censor to avoid punishment.
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On international long flights business class is ~ 2x or more, first class is a lot more.
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Cost of flying was dropping continuously in the past 50-60 years and it has less to do with competition but with advances in the industry. While many planes 60 years ago had 4 people in the cockpit (pilot, copilot, navigator and mechanic of
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It is not. Access was easy to build the app on top of a reasonable database seamlessly, integrated, visually. SQL Express is just the database part and there is nothing that integrates so well on it like Access does internally. Access is no
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In many places the system has no flexibility to keep up with demand, especially seasonal demand and supply. In my country (Romania) we have problems with ID, passport or license renewal in the summer when many people (a few millions) workin
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Something that cannot be openly discussed here for multiple reasons (I agree with some, like flaming).
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Is that a higher level position ("promoted" suggests that)? In my FMCG IT department I am the TL & "technical architect", but I am on the same level as a senior developer, just having in the top 3 priorities the coac
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I have the previous phone, 7 or 8 years old, still running as a GPS or Strava on the bicycle. That phone is electronic waste otherwise, on the motorcycle I can connect it to the charger and the battery is not a problem. In this context &quo
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