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by olyjohn 10mo ago
Many of them are just a light, and that's it. Or maybe the buzzer was burnt out lol.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
One way roads exist.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
I'd equate it more to ass-kissing than bribing. Kissing ass isn't a crime. Questionable if it's ethical, since you're basically pretending you like someone more than you do, which is dishonest.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
Ummm... Something tells me they didn't take the train to come steal your TV.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
Marketplace is trash. It is severely broken, the search doesn't work, the filters don't work. It throws in shit you aren't looking for, and constantly misses things that are there. Yet they destroyed Craigslist. Unfortunately
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
If someone can get access to the TV on your local network, you're already in trouble.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
30 days to opt out? That's skeezy as fuck.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
I still think that most people don't know what it is. There's so much shit getting installed on peoples TVs / PCs / Phones that they didn't ask for, I think that they just ignore it like they do SPAM. Back when IE w
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
That requires long term thinking. Which nobody does anymore.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
GM has dedicated parking lots for employees with GM vehicles. Everybody else parks further away in the lot of shame.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
We're never going to see a $20k car in the US again. Why would they sell any car for $20k, when they could sell it for $30k like they are doing now? They make more money selling fewer cars at higher prices, so no manufacturers are inte
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
My friend ran his 1995 Civic about 40 miles with no coolant in it. It warped the head and blew the head gasket. But I skimmed the head, put in a new gasket and got another 50k out of it before selling it. It didn't have a single proble
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
Turbos are the replacement for displacement.
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by olyjohn 10mo ago
Lol. The most insane thing about the 1.0 is that they switched back to a timing chain due to the belt issues. But guess what? The fuxking oil pump is still driven by a rubber belt submerged in oil... And guess what happens to the oil pump b
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure this only works on Pixel phones if your employer enables the "Work Profile" from their MDM service. My previous employer didn't care to, and all my shit was mixed together.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Well, I still don't wanna make everybody in the room have to listen to my grunts as I push out an unhealthy binge-drinking hangover turd followed by a liter of flatulent gas and and liquid spraying into the bowl. I like my privacy, kth
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
It doesn't matter if Googles office suite was better, everybody still would go Microsoft. There really isn't anything all that special about Microsoft Office to begin with.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
The Tesla Model S has an optional third row that faces backwards.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
So then what the heck did you have a pickup for if you're not moving around large items?
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Regardless of the capacity, the Ridgeline is not a small truck. There are no small trucks anymore. The Ranger and Colorado are not small trucks, they are mid size. Compare them to the pre-2019 Ranger, and the pre-2011 Colorados and S10s. Su
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Yeah except the LS engine is still lighter than most 4 cylinder turbos. It's lighter than a lot of NA 4 cylinders, in fact. The reason they stayed with smaller engines in Japan was because of taxes on displacement.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
It wasn't nearly as bad.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Well turns out that even with cash, you can still carry your debit card, just in case... Good God it really isnt that big of a deal to carry cash.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Keep it in my pocket until I get home. Stick it in a jar. It becomes a little fun or emergency money. I find that using cash, I tend to not buy dumb little things as I'm out and about and don't actually carry change around all tha
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Delete things? Never!
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
I hadn't done it in years either... Then just recently downloaded a show. Less than 5 minutes later, I have an email from my ISP with the name of the show telling me to stop it.
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by olyjohn 11mo ago
Is that the point of the air gap? I can't even get a straight answer from plumbers on what it's for. I don't see how that could possibly help with a clogged drain, just seems like a secondary point for the drain water to come
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I mean... cars have definitely gotten more complex since 1964 when the Chicken Tax became a thing...
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Want me to tell you about my 3 failed MacBook Pro logic boards? Hate to say it, but Macs aren't any better. I've worked on literally thousands of laptops, and you win some, and you lose some. There are some shitty Dells, and some
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by olyjohn 1y ago
But people have been welding with batteries for ages. The most primitive welder is a car battery and a couple of wire leads. Tons of videos of it on YouTube.

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