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Lot of European car parts come from Ukraine and that definitely affected the parts availability for euro cars. There definitely has been an adjustment period and I recall in 2021/2022 where European cars would come in to the US without basic features like seat warmers/vents, electronic seat rails, etc etc

Aren’t there websites already that check global DNS servers to check TTL expiry of DNS records?

I wtedy przynajmniej babcia będzie szczęśliwa pilnować dzieci.

> cheapest (soft drinks)

24 pack of v8 Energy Drinks are super cheap at Costco, usually $13.49 versus $17+ at other retailers.

Antigravity comes to mind

The taxpayers and paying customers that’s who!

You may be referring to the Observation Point hike at Zion. It starts off with a 2k ft high switchback route. But at the end it will put you smack dab in the middle of the canyon higher than Angeles Landing (and a bit safer, less crowded hike). And you still have a stunning view of the canyon and far beyond.

Luckily you don't have go drop the engine to change spark plugs on modern water cooled Porsche 911s, but let me tell you about changing plugs on mid-engined Cayman/Boxster platform. The 4 cylinder cars are easier but 6 cylinder cars require 3-4 different combinations of sockets and extensions and tiny European hands to really get in there.

Yep! It’s possible to become a much better drive with track seat time. I’ve noticed that after 4 years of HPDEs, corners seem slower and I can place the car much more easily where I want.

Nice! Illinois had something similar called AllKids but that was for lower income families [0]. More states need this in US.

[0] https://hfs.illinois.gov/medicalprograms/allkids.html

Yep, and we have 5 nuke power plants in vicinity

Hello my high school research paper teacher

Maybe it’s the real reason why CJ couldn’t follow the dang train.

And you’re still locked in the Microsoft ecosystem.

Many orgs’ security policies don’t permit WSL/2.

Just make sure you’re using a relatively new version of Podman, v3 had some issues with sockets on Debian and CentOS

What’s odd the Opp calls out guns in USA but is ok with unsafe areas in Peru?

> It was like visiting the USA only fewer guns and authoritarian people in uniforms everywhere, and don't drink the water out of the tap.

Your assumption is partially correct. I have two dogs and now a baby. So now I have three babies.

Still using 12 mini! I'll take it to the grave with me

“Tools for Humanity” and “for-profit” in a single sentence lost me.

Yet it’s something the cheese person would know how to do. Becoming a cheese headmaster in Wisconsin is not an easy task.

I have no clue how these people drive business value and actual software developers implementing those features don’t.

Nvidia joined S&P500 in 2001 so if you've been doing passive index fund investing, you probably got a little bit of it in your funds. So there was some upside to it.

Heck you can even cobble stuff together with Home Assistants and various door/window/presence/water/humidity sensors. I was able to build a notification system when doors, windows, or fence gates are open. Same with panic buttons that alert my SO if any of us need assistance when putting kids to bed without whipping out the phones.

All of that can be loaded into HASS using a $26 Sonoff Zigbee dongle and various Zigbee devices like Aqara and others.

Yes, and a lot of movies on DVDs cost $10-15

Who claims that he is speaking the truth and not some marketing jargon?

Also the Mount Forest Island [0] in the Palos area of Chicago! This used to be an ancient island. It's also not far from Site A/Plot M Disposal Site [1] which contains buried radioactive waste from Chicago Pile 1/2/3 nuclear reactors and first home of Argonne National Laboratory [2].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palos_Forest_Preserves [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Site_A [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argonne_National_Laboratory

New Amazon trucks are built by Rivian.

Especially reusable and designed to be kept. We still have 30+ year old Legos in our household. Those bricks have paid for themselves.

I second that. It's honestly simple. You assign roles (bundling of individual API call permissions) to cloud identities to resources.