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I just checked and my statement says 'Steam', not what specific game was purchased
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melinda_Tankard_Reist#Collecti...
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>When they have the thing that I want, I'd prefer to go there, rather than order online. Worth mentioning that they price match Amazon I bought a CPU cooler there a few months back - the guy at checkout told me to pull up the Amazon
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1y ago
I've definitely come across the one-way flight costing more than a return My guess is the airlines think one-way people are business folks (so the price doesn't matter because it's getting expensed), whereas return travelers
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1y ago
My assumption was chickpeas, but evidently anything starchy works
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iirc a 50W JCM800 into a Peavey 4x12 The heads aren't so cheap these days, but not particularly hard to come by
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1y ago
I was talking specifically about the display boards, not the app
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The MTA in NYC can't seem to make this work correctly for trains At our (penultimate aboveground) stop you can look down the track and see if there are any trains waiting - even if there aren't, the live board still likes to claim
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1y ago
Despite P&G, people tend to assume my name ends Or instead of Er, so I thought it'd be smoother to get firstname@domain.tld Turns out folks used to firstinitiallastname@ are confused pretty much every time I tell them to get me at
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1y ago
I defer to the much smarter folks on this site, but my layman's assumption would be if it comes down in the dark it'll look like a shooting star The altitude seems to be falling pretty quickly at the moment, although presumably th
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Live map here: https://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=6073
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1y ago
Treading on the upturned plug also isn't the nicest It's pretty much impossible for a US plug to lie with the prongs facing upwards because there's no flat back
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2y ago
Volvo came up with a way of spooling the turbo by injecting compressed air into the exhaust manifold https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/tech/volvos-turbo-lag...
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2y ago
And because of the way Android updates are controlled by the carrier, who knows how many weeks/months it'll be until a phone will actually get the patch
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2y ago
Good to know - That's much more hidden than it used to be
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2y ago
I believe we ended up booking a 3008; although somehow the hire companies get away with cheekily putting '*or similar vehicle', so who knows
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2y ago
I'm not sure it's just the US We're renting a car in France soon for 4 adults and luggage - I assumed the venerable Espace would be the move, but the hire websites didn't offer them Looking at the wiki page, it now seems
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2y ago
Oops - s/24.01.1/24.04.1
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2y ago
Not sure of the situation on 22.04, but my 24.01.1 box just caught a bunch of CUPS updates (including cups-browsed) Edit: 22.04.5 got them too
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Interesting. The old belief was 'catback for noise, turboback for power' I remember reading that some big power Lightnings blew motors when the seasons changed (guessing they tuned in the summer so in the winter it ran lean, but
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Any cats and whatever impede the flow of exhaust gases - by removing them you may get quicker turbo spool up It used be that tuning turbos to run 'rich' (more fuel) was the safer move, because lean can cause engine knock; although
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2y ago
I didn't realize how bad this has gotten until I was looking for a GPU undervolting guide What could be a couple of paragraphs is stretched into a 5-10 minute video; most of which is explaining what it is, and not how to do it
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It'd be nice if brew was a little more apt-y, and all the beer nomenclature is a bit silly My first exposure to Mac package stuff was fink in the early aughts - compiling everything on a Pismo G3 was pretty slow going
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I'm not sure it would make a difference on a Steam Deck, as E and P cores are an Intel thing
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>I have had someone try to tell me that there is something in Windows 11 that makes it run better on newer processors, I have not been able to find any information on this. Possibly they were referring to this: https://www.ana
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The last time I heard about an automotive Helmholtz someone had put one in the exhaust system of a VW My old Ford had one under the bonnet/hood for sound improvement reasons - https://archive.ph/ITQGb
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There's the whole restomod scene, although there's only so much lipstick a pig can take I wouldn't expect them to handle like a modern vehicle, and that's before the lack of crumple zones
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Makes me wonder what the oldest browser they support is? Apples to oranges, but I've noticed the Plex PlayStation 4 app just refuses to play some files that work fine in the browser
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This is a pretty good step by step: https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/install-windows-11-witho...
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Same in the UK (although a decimal instead of '9/10') https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/Shell_si...
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