vesrah

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by vesrah 9y ago
If you want to get that piece of paper that some companies require...
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by vesrah 9y ago
Non-paywall version?
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by vesrah 9y ago
Where is it for $200 right now?
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by vesrah 9y ago
I see them running every day in Tempe, Az.
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by vesrah 9y ago
Who is jack and why do we care?
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by vesrah 10y ago
Part numbers of every piece of a plane are required to be able to be traced back.
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by vesrah 10y ago
At least someone else said it first.
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by vesrah 10y ago
Of course, see AMP for another blatant example.
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by vesrah 10y ago
I can agree with this. I went from a Pentium G3258 clocked at 4.8GHz to a box-clocked i7-4790S. Battlefield 1 went from unplayable to dead smooth with a GTX750Ti.
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by vesrah 10y ago
Be careful. Depending on where you live, refusing the breathalyzer or roadside test results in a mandatory 1 year license suspension regardless of what comes up in the test at the police station. Arizona here.
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by vesrah 10y ago
Titanfall 2 won't launch on a Pentium CPU, but runs fine if you use a ExtremeInjector and a special dll that is floating around.
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by vesrah 10y ago
Where did you come up with the $49/mo figure? Fiat shows a $205/mo lease on their site.
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by vesrah 11y ago
How is it comparable if the quality isn't par to the MacBook?
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by vesrah 11y ago
Not only that, but Alpinestars sells a street jacket with an airbag system - along with their race suit. Hit Air (a system worn over your suit) has been in use by track riders for a couple of years now.
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by vesrah 11y ago
I like it, but the themes section of the marketplace should probably have previews.
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by vesrah 11y ago
Right there with you. <3000mi on the car and the drive unit needed to be replaced, the front left strut area makes a popping when turning the wheel, and I can hear something flapping while driving.
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by vesrah 11y ago
Link to said report? Temperature sensors (EGT) are a normal part of cars.
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by vesrah 11y ago
What physical defeat device is VW using? (There isn't one)
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by vesrah 11y ago
Almost all supersport bikes coming into the US utilize both of these strategies. :) I own a Ducati 999 that was lemonlawed because it would stall at stop lights. Super common and happened because of how lean the bikes had to run to pass US
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by vesrah 11y ago
I'm most likely alive right now because of a helmet. Long story short, I had a crash that resulted in me whipping the back of my head into the ground. I ended up with a very bad concussion, an iffy memory for a couple of months, and
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by vesrah 11y ago
The article references 2006 - that was Vanilla time.