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Just do what the Americans do, require it to be on its own circuit. Put in a 5a fuse and Bob's your uncle.

Check out the move bombing where the cops bombed activists

California is actually going after people registering in Montana when their primary residence is California.

Just like NYC does for people who claim they don't live in the city to avoid taxes

It's an issue because your hardware won't work. Last time I tried bsd it had no support for aquantia nics, so I had no networking

If you want to go with bsd, just make sure your hardware is supported

Heh, chilly willy

LMFAO. When I lived in Phoenix it wasn't considered hot until it got above 100f/38c.

They typically have at least 100 days per year above 38c, but it's a dry heat

What you CAN do:

Collect gently used clothing for donation. Many places can use just about all clothing, but I've heard requests for business appropriate or interview attire. Undergarments need to be new. Jewelry and accessories are often left behind, don't forget these.

Collect gently used children's toys (preferably not noisy ones).

Reach out to the shelter to find out if they have a preferred drop off time, or even better an off-site donation location. While you're talking to them ask if they're in need of anything else (food, tools, building materials, baby supplies, etc.)

I've driven a firetruck when my company was doing repair work on it.

I wonder if this electric one is as easy to start (no key required on old firetrucks)

If someone is going from gas to the highest end heat pump, I could see an extra 3500 being possible with higher cost for the heater itself as well as the extra labor to install a new electrical outlet.

But that's a worst case scenario. There are a few newer heat pumps that can use a standard 120v/15a outlet, and that would be much cheaper

I had a friend in elementary school who lost a big toe to bicycle spokes. Gruesome AF. I never wore open toe shoes on a bike again.

Oh. I was referring to the Nvidia dkms. I had absolutely no issues with the upgrade/changeover to AMD. Just put the new card in and it booted right up; didn't even have to uninstall the Nvidia drivers.