somehnguy

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by somehnguy 5d ago
It is, yeah. The owners manual for my current vehicle seems to mostly contain walkthroughs about the infotainment and other tech features. The section related to maintenance is tiny in comparison. You're probably aware of this already
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by somehnguy 5d ago
Yeah the owners and service manuals are two very very different things. You won't be performing much maintenance with the owners manual besides the absolute basics, like checking your oil. The cheap OBD2 readers lack the vast majority
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by somehnguy 6d ago
I use cable velcro ties. A big roll of them is cheap.
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by somehnguy 10d ago
Unfortunately vinegar was unsuccessful for me. I tried that, borax, and baking powder - all on different washes of course without any change. The laundry sanitizer immediately fixed the problem.
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by somehnguy 10d ago
That not an option in modern vehicles. You can either have good tech or bad tech - not no tech.
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by somehnguy 11d ago
Something that made a night and day difference to all my athletic clothing is adding laundry sanitizer to the wash load. We noticed our running clothes developing this very strong sickly sweet/sweaty smell and it would not go away. Spe
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by somehnguy 14d ago
I haven't touched Google's AI suite due to this. I need to migrate my email away from Google - the stakes are too high. Luckily I use a custom domain so accounts won't need to be updated, just emails exported and DNS changed.
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by somehnguy 19d ago
Yes - I think in cases where you have a good wireless setup at home it's actually preferable to not hardwire the TV. It's easy to get better performance over wifi when the port is only 100mbps.
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by somehnguy 27d ago
As someone who lives local to the Clay construction site - I'm not sure how they could be bringing it up any faster. The site is working pretty much 24/7 and progress is very visible week over week.
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by somehnguy 28d ago
Having bought many things off AliExpress over the years I can say with complete confidence that I've never made a purchase on Amazon that was dropshipped from Ali. The shipping times are far different and it would be immediately obviou
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by somehnguy 29d ago
Can you elaborate on the scale difference?
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by somehnguy 1mo ago
Obviously nobody needs these devices. I enjoy having the stats.
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by somehnguy 1mo ago
I think it's interesting that the same functionality appeared on iPhone in 2019 as well. Google tells me it was the iPhone 11 and iOS 13.
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by somehnguy 1mo ago
A $5/month VPS should cut it completely fine unless you're doing something very complicated.
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by somehnguy 1mo ago
I use mine as a reverse proxy for accessing my home plex via tailscale and a few other small purposes. Noticed they would turn it off at random too. Setup a script to SSH into it every 5 minutes and that stopped it - it's been up for a
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
I don't know if $20 coffee makers are really a scam. I've been using my $20 Mr. Coffee for like 5 years now without an issue, still makes coffee and more than likely will for a long time. You might debate the quality of the coffee
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
Solid color yeah. A flashing check engine light can be an emergency if you want to avoid more costly repairs later
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
Well written article with a lot of interesting info. I do wish there was a comparison to Windows as well though, as a frame of reference.
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
Yeah RemoteID is trivial to spoof using an ESP32. Most hobby pilots I know simply don't comply with RemoteID. And bad actors certainly won't purchase a $75 device to add to their drone. It does become a bit more difficult with con
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
By the nature of even existing you do things every single day that others would consider harmful to them. This isn't a personal attack fyi. edit: I don't believe it's ridiculous or pedantic, but you're certainly welcome
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by somehnguy 2mo ago
Nope, completely with you on this. The logical conclusion of banning everything dangerous is everything in existence being banned. There are many things people do that I think are dumb or dangerous but that doesn't mean I think they sh
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by somehnguy 3mo ago
This is why I don't mess with any of Google's AI offerings right now. Losing access to my Gmail (technically a google apps for our domain) account would be devastating. I think the risk that some google ai decides I'm abusing
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by somehnguy 3mo ago
Do you have some impersonated artist names I would be able to look up? This isn't a thing I have (knowingly) run into on Spotify yet and I'm really curious to see more
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by somehnguy 3mo ago
I wear earplugs and play music via Cardo while riding nearly every single day. It's fine. Let's be realistic - noise cancelling isn't a perfect technology. I rode with my AirPods for a short period of time and could still hea
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
Yes, I would. Because it’s just words. Beyond that, it’s words you don’t even have to look at. You would be choosing to repeatedly read the list of WiFi networks.
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
I know multiple people who have given their agents human-like names and refer to them as if they're nurturing a coworker. It creeps me out and I haven't really brought it up with anyone as I can't articulate why it gives me t
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
> They're not going to find out until I move out anyway. Maybe. Probably, given what you've described. But you're still relying on an assumption and the behavior of someone else. It could be sold again tomorrow to an owner
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
I mean..if it mostly happens in families that does mean it's safer outside
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
I don’t believe the juice (some speeding tickets) is worth the squeeze (surveillance dragnet covering the country).
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by somehnguy 4mo ago
Speed cameras or not, what you described will always happen. I would prefer no evil instead of a tiny evil however.

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