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by yial 1y ago
I drove a manual with a 4.6l v8 as my daily driver for 8-10 years. After taking a motorcycle safety course (in which they teach applying the brake to trigger the lights when engine braking to alert cars behind you ) I did some anecdotal tes
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by yial 1y ago
The actual complaint : https://www.classaction.org/media/hinton-v-tesla-inc-et-al.p...
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by yial 1y ago
https://archive.is/2025.04.17-223338/https://www.reuters.com...
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by yial 2y ago
It would have to be hard liquor. A shot is 1.5 oz / 44 ml =1 drink. 750/17=44.118
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Ford to offer employee pricing to US shoppers:Handshake deal with every American(foxbusiness.com)
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by yial 2y ago
The last one you mention is something I think I have but haven’t thought of it like that. As in, I’ve many times stopped a friend who’s using a tool because I can tell the sound is off - almost always finding something amiss. Or picked up a
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by yial 2y ago
https://archive.is/2025.02.26-115836/https://www.washingtonp...
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by yial 2y ago
Secretly, he just doesn’t think Joe Rogan listeners feed their kids enough raw vegetables.
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by yial 2y ago
I’m not sure exactly what implementation of iClass you’re referencing (as there’s a few different types), but if you’re talking about the 13.56mhz fobs… they can range from trivial (1 hour of learning and $35-100 in equipment) to impossible
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by yial 2y ago
Newer cars read the outside temperature, and adjust the auto. I don’t know if they sense condensation on the inside. I know that they sense water on the outside to automatically engage wipers. I have found even the best ones though, to get
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by yial 2y ago
From my experience: BMW , Subaru, and Mazda the auto settings are worthless / not functional. Audi is okay. The best I’ve found is Infiniti, which 2013 ish on, the auto settings are perfect 99% of the time. (This of course means, you
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by yial 2y ago
I may sound stupid here, but what is the problem? (Where I am, this would be a better option then anything I have available ).
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by yial 2y ago
Sorghum is acceptable I believe. It’s the fifth most produced crop in the world. It sounds like what might not have been acceptable is using wild yeasts to ferment it.
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by yial 2y ago
Having milled my own lumber, I will 100% say it is not worth it for the time and energy involved if I was using it to build a house. It is worth it when you have trees that will otherwise go to waste, and you can get high quality appearance
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by yial 2y ago
I’m not sure if this is helpful, so please feel free to ignore. My email is in my profile. I’m happy to send to you, with instructions to hold at a post office of your choice: * several portable power banks with cables * a small laptop. (I
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by yial 2y ago
Not the original commenter, but I’ve done extensive renovations of different sizes, and walls off restorations of 3 houses. The 30k to me, sounds possible ish, but also hard especially without a helper. Personal example, I’ve gotten many ma
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by yial 2y ago
I had an issue like this once installing windows 2000. If you didn’t move the mouse during the installation, it would hang and fail. Finally got it to install by sitting there moving the mouse.
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by yial 2y ago
Also: Found On Road, Dead (I actually like Ford. I have owned a few Mustangs and an F150 which have all been excellent vehicles. (Mechanically, reliability. ) Though I have bought only Infiniti's since 2015 ish.
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by yial 2y ago
I have literally never seen anyplace geared towards selling parts / oil, charge for oil disposal. I can think of 6+ places within 30 minutes that offer it for free.
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by yial 2y ago
That link didn’t work for me, a few paragraphs down it just shows a swirling “please wait why we verify access”. In case anyone else has the same issue; https://archive.is/2025.01.02-101341/https://www.nytimes
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by yial 2y ago
Wood is secondary xylem produced by growth from the vascular Cambium. (Sometimes? I think the issue is that there’s more than one definition of wood depending on context …?). Growth rings? But palm trees aren’t truly trees, right ? Just cal
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by yial 2y ago
According to Wikipedia for USS Virginia class subs, the propulsion is 1 × S9G nuclear reactor280,000 hp (210 MW).
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by yial 2y ago
I do have my phone in an apple silicone case, and a cheap screen protector. However, my previous phone a 12 pro in the same setup survived flying out of my pocket at 65 mph on a motorcycle with 0 damage. (I think it got very lucky, and land
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by yial 2y ago
I think the person you’re responding to may mean “have them professionally printed” - where you can have a museum quality print, or even have it printed on canvas etc. for example: a 16x20 canvas print in decent quality is ~$20.
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by yial 2y ago
https://archive.is/2024.10.31-234729/https://www.nytimes.com...
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by yial 2y ago
I have a few of those, I love them. They just work perfectly.
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by yial 2y ago
Apple Card doesn’t seem like a loss for Apple and customers however. Just Goldman Sachs. Though it does seem like Apple may have given GS overly optimistic data. Apple Arcade from a user standpoint seems okay. (I have only played two games
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by yial 2y ago
Love that you threw them in. I’ve found this funny as an adult in my life— you may spend time collecting xyz, but suddenly letting it go can be easy in certain situations.
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by yial 2y ago
I couldn’t find an average thickness of books, so I quickly measured the 2nd from top shelf of my closest bookcase. (The top seemed unfair as it has a collection of “the world’s famous orations” which seem abnormally thin ). Shelf in questi
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by yial 2y ago
All ideas of fair pay aside (which I agree that he should get a raise!) I don’t understand how he couldn’t afford $2,500 per month on $70,000 per year. Wouldn’t his take home per month be around $4,000-4,500? Not that it would be easy to li

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