Geez, that looks nice. And the green is really a pretty color.

I wish we got small cars again. I’m going to be really sad when I have to give up my MR2 spyder. Fortunately, with an average of 1 to 2 mile a day, I think it’ll hang on a while.

What TV or box? I have aerial views for my Nvidia shield which can connect to an immich album.

At least you get a chance to frag officers

The sleds might not have a dimensional drawing, but the drives that go in them with all their screw holes would. There might even be an existing 3d model of a drive that they could have used to check interference of their design against in fusion.

The few 3d models I’ve posted, if they require extra hardware I almost always post the mcmaster link. Not because they are the best hardware supplier, the cheapest, or they pay me.

No, because all their hardware has dimensional drawings for it. So the person looking at it can find their own that matches the spec.

Best? Maybe not.

But until the underlying social issue gets resolved, it’s a solution to address it.

It’s also one that could be utilized alongside other protections for women, or as a stop gap to get to a better solution.

They still will need to work out other ways to empower women to terminate a ride (both as driver and passenger) without penalty AND to ensure the passenger is let out of the vehicle in a safe place. Along with better reporting, investigations, and consequences for those who do harass.

Anecdotally, large by the fact that every single woman I know has experienced some form of sexual harassment. And that’s not hyperbolic.

More abstract, large by the fact that it is even a discussion. If a not inconsequential amount of men have harassed women enough that this is just brought up at all, then it’s an issue that needs to be addressed in some form or fashion.

Those arent drives. Those are NAS housings. Specifically listed as “diskless” meaning they don’t contain any hard drives or ssds

I think you missed his point. The NAS is cheap. The disks to put in it no longer are.

Specifically say you are invoking your right to silence and specifically say you are invoking your right to council.

If they continue to pester you after this, it’s a violation of your rights and a lawyer will have more ammunition to defend you.

If they come back hours later and try talking to you again, you invoke them again. After a significant period of time (whatever the cop decides) they can try again to “see if you’ve changed your mind.”

But just staying silent is not the same in the courts as invoking your right to remain silent.

People tend to want to talk and fill silence. You’ll have to control your urges and learn to be comfortable in silence.

As a dude, I wasn’t matching while I was swiping often. I’d swipe in the morning and then see what came up through the day.

They may have changed their apps in the… 10 or so years since I used them. But the premise is the same, the more you swipe right on the better the odds of matching someone that swipes right on you. Even if you don’t swipe right on everyone, be extremely generous on your swipes.

On essentially all of them, they went to a swipe right to like and a swipe left for no.

Except when actually trying to make a match, it’s more advantageous to literally swipe right on everyone to maximize matches and then unmatch if you match with someone you aren’t interested in.

But if you are swiping left, you will match with significantly fewer and potentially none. It becomes demoralizing. And it takes much longer to make a decision if you are looking at everyone including those that don’t match with you so you go through fewer people to potentially match with.

Wait until you match with someone to look at their pictures and their profile, and only then, decide whether to stay matched or unmatch.

I had quite a few short relationships from tinder and bumble. But some of those wouldn’t have happened if I were more picky at the swiping stage.

I have a set of Sony studio monitor headphones. I can hear more nuance and parts of the music I simply can’t hear in any of my ear buds or noise canceling headphones. They aren’t wireless, so I don’t really use them that often though.

It doesn’t matter the cable, the amp, shitty 128kbps mp3 or vinyl. I can hear much, much better with the drivers in them.

I’d say 90% of anything that matters is the driver. But past a certain midrange point, there just isn’t really much or any improvement.

Haha yea. I’m very tempted to just be lazy and replace my thermostat with one that can control the humidifier too. I just might need to run new thermostat wire and I don’t think mine will pull easily.

I’ve the same humidifier. I’m seriously considering doing the same upgrade.

It’s why I live so much commercial stuff and things like bacnet.

Everything basically is just basic I/O with either analog or digital signal wires. Well documented. But it typically requires lots of actual wires running back to a controller.

I hate how consumer stuff is all different connections in so many different ways and they don’t care if they deprecate a feature or something. What works today can be fucked up because they have unilateral control to change how their shit works in “updates.”

It was down the last few times I checked

That’s mostly just a setting in the provider to verify your domain. Most out it behind a paywall though.

You’ll need to set a few DNS entries so that places know that server is allowed to send email from those servers.

Totally fair.

I do admit the phones look cool and have some very nice features. But they’ve been on my “never buy” list for a long time for all their products, phones included.

I think not being able to uninstall Facebook was one of the breaking points when I last trialed their phone.

It’s been a while since I used Samsung. My work phone is a Samsung flip of some sort that gets powered on once a month.

However, it’s not just their phones that have me turned off. Their TVs built in OS is shit and they just had a whole lot of bad press for their fridges that will start showing ads. Not to mention how their appliances tend to have the shortest lifespan of comparably prices appliances.

Good hardware, but consistently anti consumer software.