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by c0nsumer 4y ago
This is exactly what I had happen as well. I'm going to give it some time. I also even went through these steps ( https://support.plex.tv/articles/204281528-why-am-i-locked-o... ) without success.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Yay. So I used the "Change Password" stuff and to sign out connected devices and now I seem to have lost access to my local server. I'm guessing it's because of load on their stuff, but it's quite a pain in the butt
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
That was a specific type of quick release which, when not tightened properly, could open far enough that the lever arm could interfere with the brake rotor. It's about a single type of quick release, not the use of 9mm axle quick relea
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
No. The issue is with the torque of the brake pulling the wheel out of the dropout. Changing the angle of the dropout changes this. Look at figures 3 and 4 on this article: https://cyclingtips.com/2015/10/road-bike
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A 12-Year-Old Died on an E-Bike. Is the Manufacturer to Blame?(outsideonline.com)
28 points by c0nsumer 4y ago|122 comments
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Thanks for pointing me there. I'll give it a read and see what I might be able to do.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
This seems really neat. I have a question that I hope isn't something I'm missing, but is there an easy way to change the rendering ruleset? I ask because I've been wanting to build some custom maps for mountain bike trails i
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Apple patches double zero-day in browser and kernel – update now(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by c0nsumer 4y ago|0 comments
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
This was weird... I work in IT for a big car company, and regularly have to help with software for automating tests like this. Seeing a simplified, gamified version of it is fascinating.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
I've done this same thing for bicycle rides. Each step of a turn on a line, loop the thing around the handlebar, and tape so it's a loop. Worked just fine.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
I've had this problem in modern times where, when setting up Windows PCs (via WinPE at our enterprise) some NICs would very occasionally not work right with the provided driver and end up with some default MAC. Doesn't work out so
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Almost Perfect(wordplace.com)
3 points by c0nsumer 4y ago|0 comments
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
This thing is literally made for running, say, a very specialized application that does manufacturer-level hardware testing/validation, likely in an automated fashion, spitting the result out to the display, network, etc. Looking at th
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Good on you. I distinctly remember my dad waking me up to look at lightning storms or other similar events. This stuff is important.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Came here to say this about cycling shoes. That is, the specific kinds with cleat mounting points at the bottom so you can clip in. These shoes are particularly durable and will last through absurd amounts of use and sweat and rain and mud
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
DUB is a crank spindle standard, and fits in lots of different bottom bracket shells. GXP is also a spindle standard that fits in different shells, most typically English threaded. But to your main point, that there's a handful of mode
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
For this purpose, even just having notes is sufficient. Eg: 2022-May-31 @ 11:09 AM: Spoke with X via phone, was informed their system was down and they could not accept my claim. Recordings of the calls themselves can get murky legally, and
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
I don't care about rackmount, personally. I just set things on a wire bakers/food service rack, like one of these: https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-Black-4-Tier-Metal-Wire-Shel... But here's my setup in a
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Stupid bugs caused me to move away from them, conveniently only days before the breach became public. Bug #1 was when they stopped supporting 32-character SSIDs, so my main network called "Smart Meter Surveillance Network" suddenl
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1978 moped trip – 18,660 km to Alaska, Yukon and NWT(mopedtrip.com)
7 points by c0nsumer 4y ago|1 comments
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Wow, this is excellent. I just bought a DSO Nano v3 for use with a modular synth and I'm, unfortunately, a little disappointed. It's just sort of a pain to use with audio stuff. This looks SO much nicer. I also find it amusing how
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
There's something about the feeling of this that reminds me of being much younger, running demos in DOS, and how insanely performant they'd be at running the same sort of thing. It was like magic at those times. This is so far abs
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
The other very special things are battery life and durability. It's going to be very hard to get a phone to both work screen-on for 12+ hours (or even 5-6) running the GPS on high res mode, readable in direct bright sunlight, and robus
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
When I started with EDS in 1999 it was right after the dress code policy and such changed. I was given a new employee that specified the dress code (IIRC it was jacket whenever away from your desk, certain colors for shirt/tie/soc
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Precisely, that's the whole point of my original reply. That enforcement is not practical, and eBikes make the problem even worse by adding motorized things to the equation.
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Getting people to use the cycling infrastructure (and not the pedestrian areas) is exactly an enforcement issue. To note, the sidewalk I mentioned above while writing the earlier comment parallels a local cycling route. It's a 25 MPH r
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
Or, they didn't know that they should be riding in the street. Which is a problem of both planning and enforcement. The road the sidewalk paralleled is great (for the area) cycling infrastructure. 25 MPH, low traffic, sharrows, signed
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
The road adjacent to the path I detail above is 25 MPH, has sharrows, is very low traffic, and has wide, paved, unused shoulders. It's great mixed bike/car infrastructure. And even if there was better cycling infrastructure, we&#x
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
That's exactly it. In the park I mention above, the street next to it is 25 MPH, has sharrows, and also has a very wide pretty much unused paved shoulder as well. Except for ignorance, there's no reason for eBike riders to be usin
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by c0nsumer 4y ago
I love the idea of eBikes, and everything this post mentions is spot on. But there's one part I have a hard time getting past: Chronic use on infrastructure meant for pedestrians. Around here (southeast Michigan, US) it's very com

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