Some of their models are super accurate for aviation etc, and have PC connection so you can feed bolt torqure values back to your inspection reports. The planetary gearing reduction seems to mean you don't need to lug around giant bars and mutlipliers. But what needs 11000 ftlbs?? Ships maybe?
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Being poor doesn't mean messy finances, some really poor people are awesome at budgeting, while rich people can be reckless spenders. Your logic is flawed.
That's a sound plan
Looks like you made a change for the better
Also SELinux by default now instead of AppArmor. It can be a pain but it works. I.e. files dumped into a SAMBA share aren't autoshared unless they have the samba SELinux setting applied, etc
Yeah, I haven't dealt with that much since OpenSUSE has all the cleanup and maintenance scheduled.
Is your whole drive BTRFS even your /Home on same partition? The BTRFS subvolumes share a pool if setup as one, and filling up home subvolume also fills up your system subvolume, since its shared.
Another post I saw he was stalking them a long time before Charlie Kirk, and reports to police went nowhere because his dad and others were cop / police chief.
I remember the time headlines fit the facts
Gives me Southern Ontario vibes. Friends have been in the cross walk and when light turned green drivers aggressively accelerate to get you out of the way.
BC at least has a culture of pedestrian rights. You get near the curb and cars stop.
All your comments 2 weeks ago or older have been deleted. Is this a federation glitch?
There could be btrfs stuff I'm not aware of, but on a file system structure level, do you have a separate drive for booting and then another you added and mounted separately? Or did you install Linux over another install and changed partitions used? The reason I'm asking is you could have a whole drive of data under a folder and then later mount another partition or drive to that same folder. Linux will show you the mounted folder contents, but the original is not visible until you unmount your Mount point. The data is still there. So drive can be full, even though contents look smaller.
I can't say its that for sure, but it has tripped people up before.
But could be btrfs cleanup needs looking at.
Then there might be a rate increase for everyone in subsequent years, but not your current contract.
What an absolute man baby