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Make sure that you check out the battery and make sure it's balanced. There's an app you can check it with and you plug in a Bluetooth dongle to the obdii port.
They've deluded themselves into thinking they can achieve full ai and take over the world. These tech billionaires got their money young and never grew up because of it
I think your answer is Chevy volt unfortunately. It ticks all the boxes.
I managed to brick my car. I bought an extra car for $1500. It came with one key and upon inspection noticed that it was full of green corrosion (it's a proximity key/fob). Anyway, I bought two keys and a topdon topscan pro which can do key programming. I started the procedure and when you do that it erases all keys stored in the computer and then you relearn all the new keys one at a time. There's a little nfc reader in the car where you insert each key during the learning process and then a little light on the dash is supposed to blink. Well it didn't blink during the process and none of the keys will start the car. I'm not sure if the little nfc slot is bad or there's a problem with the programmer I bought. So yeah, I have a dead car for right now until I can figure out the problem.
We used to book computer time at the local library and I would walk by myself at the age of 8 to go play Oregon trail on a green monochrome monitor.
I landed on fedora. Stable with more frequent updates. If I run a server I usually go with Ubuntu because it has a lot of packages installed already so I don't have dependency issues with whatever I'm installing and I'm too lazy to install a bunch of packages myself.
Still have my og steam controller 😎
Three sets of pads there's four vehicles on the order. One just needs a pad slap. The other needed rotors and pads all around.
I bought a cheap Hantek 6022BE to learn with and I'm just trying to measure some voltage to check if it's accurate. I'm using openhantek6022 https://github.com/OpenHantek/OpenHantek6022 and also hscope on android. I'm measuring a 19v laptop power supply with the 10x setting on the probe and also a set of leads with a 20x attenuator. When I measure the power supply with my dmm I'm getting 19.22V with the scope I'm getting much higher or lower depending on where I set the voltage per division. Both programs have a calibration function which I did.
20x attenuator showing 19.6v
10x probe showing 20v
10x probe with 2v per division setting only showing 9.81V
Hscope showing 19.9v
I know how to tie shoes, but these can't be tied. Size 9.5, perfectly average.
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On a job application site for my local government it reveals if a specific social security has been used or not on that site. The site is very outdated.
It's only $10 shipped for the whole kit from Creality, so I figured why not. I accidently pinched the wiring and had to repair it so that's why there's heat shrink on it.
I picked this printer up with a bunch of filament for $60. The build plate was really loose so I took it apart and found that the bearings are loose within the plastic part. Not really sure what to do here. I might epoxy the bearings in place. I saw that there is a y axis linear rail upgrade for $40 but that seems like a waste of money.
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They're against wind turbines as well. It's oil company propaganda.