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markbnj
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I own a 2021 Honda and it definitely shuts off after 10 mins for me.
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Fwiw, on current Hondas the engine will only run for a set period, I believe 10 mins, unless the fob is used to reset the timer or the driver enters the cabin with the fob and presses the brake and start button.
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Fair enough, and yeah searching for 'crocs' unsurprisingly returns a boatload of shoe results. This is a broader issue I think, in that coming up with good search terms that are likely to return the results you need is a bit of a
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>> Some time ago I tried to find information about Crocodiles, the animals. Instead, I got results about Crocs shoes and zero information about the actual crocodiles. I just entered 'crocodile' into Google search while signe
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I'm not sure that the difficulty of performing a trick is related to its utility, and it doesn't really make sense to compare the usefulness of high beams and foglamps since they are indicated in completely different situations. F
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Two months ago I sold a dead-simple Toyota truck I'd driven for 14 years and bought a new, loaded Honda. The difference in the complexity is of course astonishing. The yota didn't even have usb. You could climb into the engine com
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Heathkit was my intro to electronics in the 1960s and early 70s. My father gave me a Heathkit electronics lab that consisted of a board with a bunch of components, spring connectors, various lengths of pre-stripped and tinned wires, and a p
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There will always be a cohort which values living in the metropolis as opposed to just working for a company that has an address there, but clearly the growth in remote work is allowing workers in all sorts of industries to spread out somew
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Let me get this straight: someone posts slanderous lies about another individual in order to defame them and perhaps profit from the defamation; google is exploited to drive the slander to the top of the search results; and you think any at
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That's for sure. I don't know anything about this specific application but having worked in the shipping business and in commercial fishing I can attest to the problems with marine growth and corrosion, not to mention electrolytic
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5y ago
If you're interested in shipping I highly recommend the YouTube channel of Chief Engineer Makoi https://www.youtube.com/c/ChiefMAKOi . He has been talking about Mr. Aisha's situation for some time now. Really
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I've used ParkMobile to pay for parking around Rutgers in New Brunswick, NJ where one of our daughters was enrolled for a time. Was recently receiving an unusual amount of SMS spam. Seems like this might be a possible explanation.
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Guess I'll share my own story: close to seven years ago now I was nudging up against 270 pounds and had a 44 inch waist. I decided to make some changes and started walking 2 miles a night. This is less than half the distance spoken of
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5y ago
Made me think of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_of_the_Beholder_(video_gam...
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6y ago
I learned BASIC on an HP3000 circa 1975 or so.
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As a history buff and occasional amateur explorer of ruins in the U.S. I think that if a thing that has any value is left lying about humans will loot it. The majority of people don't care much about history at all in my experience. Th
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6y ago
I've got a 486 chip if anyone is looking for one :).
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For what it's worth my in-laws specifically chose to buy a second home in a mobile home park. I don't know all their reasons but the low cost of the land was part of it. I've seen their "trailer" and it's quite
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Agreed. The statement also caught my eye and the only thing I could find that seems even remotely relevant is http://www.earthdrx.org/specificgravitylesser.html . This is very specific to lighter fluids injected into a subsu
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We're all-in on kubernetes and cri where I work, but Nomad is cool and if we were starting out now we'd certainly take a close look at it. We use other Hashicorp tools, terraform for example, so we're already familiar with HC
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"Auto industry introduces automatic transmission, admits manual transmissions were too complex." - probably actual Register headline from 1939.
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Yeah I doubt the disks can even be read anymore.
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I have Zork from Infocom in the original packaging with 5.25 floppies... wonder if it's worth anything?
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I have regex101 open in a tab any time I am developing a regex :). It's an awesome tool, and I especially appreciate the mini language reference in the lower right corner of the window.
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> Given that they shut down suddenly and you could not reach a human, it sounds more like Google Cloud ;) On Google Cloud for over four years, with three kubernetes clusters and a few dozen VMs across three projects... and this thing you
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I don't get this. I can't imagine the professional investor class is still blindly following their shorts. They're all out by now, aren't they? If the "little guys" are making money I tend to think it's co
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True, but there are a lot more applications and use cases for an open-sourced redis than an open-sourced twitter. Let me try again: Twitter was built on an open source foundation, changed the way people communicate forever, and created a hu
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> Perhaps I'm missing your point here, but as far as I know, there's nothing in the Open Source or Free Software movements that ever viewed FOSS primarily as the basis for interesting proprietary software. Proprietary doesn
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> First, how can we make sure developers who build open source software are compensated for their work in a just way? Honest question: isn't this a fundamental contradiction? If you are building a thing that by definition is given f
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Guess I'll jump in too :). I have two 27" 4k monitors, the one directly in front holds work, the one off to the left has docs, chat, email, etc. I also use virtual desktops and I could arrange all this stuff with those, but having
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