SwampNut

So nothing like OEM, and total crap you say?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CrackheadCraigslist/

Or maybe she hasn't had her boyfriend over for a whole weekend in a while...

Also, I only said "Paypal," but BOTH eBay and Paypal have buyer protection. As a mostly seller, they are very strict on it. I can always prove I did my part, but they have asked me for documentation a few times and strictly following the protocols is a must. File a "not as described" TODAY and let them step in. Do it now.

Um, no, no it does not. You have Paypal buyer protection. Use it before it runs out. Using the product does not void the warranty of merchantability, and that's the law. On top of that, Paypal has a strict policy on delivering EXACTLY the item in the photos. If they are one-offs, then the rules require a photo of the one to be delivered to be shown before you pay.

LOL! If I understand correctly, these are vinyl decals applied on cured basecoat, then clear-coated over. You can use an X-acto to cut the clear along the edges of the letters, then peel off the letters. There's some art in being able to smooth out the edges of the clear without damaging the base, so you have a new flat surface and no need to color match. What tools do you own? What experience do you have with sanding and buffing? I understand the annoyance, and you can't make yourself not see it. I'd also say it's not terrible, and while I'm no fan of race sticker bikes, I like the total result on your bike.

Found it. What did you do? Lots of failed logins? Try to SSH/FTP? I've never seen CSF/CSH incorrectly blacklist an IP before, so I'd like to know. It's been removed from the list. Table Chain num pkts bytes target prot opt in out source destination filter DENYIN 34 1433 78394 DROP all -- !lo * 73.239.31.176 0.0.0.0/0 filter DENYOUT 34 0 0 LOGDROPOUT all -- * !lo 0.0.0.0/0 73.239.31.176

No Barracudas here, and no hosting provider. I run a bare server with open source tools on Debian Linux. So if I understand correctly, you're being blocked or unable to use the site from BOTH 73.239.31.176 and 73.225.143.185? Or you're saying that the latter does allow you to access the site? Sorry, it was unclear. I'm going to look at IP blacklists now, there are various automatic blacklist services running to block IPs that have too many (dozens) of login attempts or unauthorized access such as SSH.

Super fucking weird. Who is the ISP? Can you get your IP address from whatismyip.com? Do you know how to ping cbr1100xx.org and post the results?

"Their."

Autovantage is pitched to consumers as an add-on service for the purposes of roadside assistance and theft recovery. Dealers mark it up 3 billion % and have a syphilitic monkey install it without tools and with rejected Chinese tap connectors. Carefully check the wires you remove these from.

Basic passable radios have become truly cheap. If I had many vehicles and beaters, I'd be putting stuff like that in all of them. Best Buy is also worth a look, with their house brand being quite good for its price point.

A few bike engineers were sitting at sushi bar comparing accomplishments. After much questionable bragging, the Suzuki engineer said, "But we can all agree on one thing! Nobody can possibly make a bike uglier than my Katana 600!" Kawasaki engineer: HOLD MY SAKE!

I'm 49% thinking it's just all trolling, and not a serious case of cognitive dissonance. Being called a moron when agreeing kind of throws it that direction.

Here's a fun track test result (cars): Lap time with Eagle F1 GS-D3 Mounted correctly on a dry track: 29.387 seconds Mounted backward on a dry track: 29.465 seconds - 0.26% slower Mounted correctly on a wet track: 30.373 seconds Mounted backward on a wet track: 30.387 seconds - 0.05% slower

If it's a true double DIN then all you need is a mounting adapter and a wiring harness to make it simple. $30 for both, probably. Just go here: https://www.crutchfield.com/car/outfitmycar/mycar.aspx

This is why I put him on ignore, and I recommend it. A dozen times I was accused of accusing someone of being wrong, when I did no such thing. A bunch of times I attempted to directly say I wasn't claiming that anyone was wrong, yet was told that I was making claims. Tomek absolutely has to be right about everything, so even if you're not arguing or saying he's wrong, he still needs to prove that you are and that you're wrong. Nothing from him is worth reading, even when he's absolutely correct about it, because the sheer amount of bullshit makes everything else not believable too. So, he wins, fair and square. He gets to be the very first person in my 30++ years on the internet that gets put on an ignore list. I just don't want to see it any more. I have no clue if anything you said is plausible, but was interested in the discussion. I do know that everything Tomek said in response is just more trash with nothing to back it up beyond "your en idjot!" This was apparently from others' responses.

Just ride it, you'll probably get over it.

I'll send you one as a toy, don't worry about the cost. I ordered them from Korea for next to nothing, along with a shitload of professional NFC products for a security job I was doing. Then did nothing with these. The pro products wouldn't help you, but these standalone boxes are easy to use. You can do card plus pin, just pin, or just card. Programmable. Good look on the Engrish, but really it's not that terrible. I think it's a one second relay close then open, so good for door locks, garage doors, etc.

I was trying not to Beetlejuice here. But should be fine if you don't say it three times.

I'm shocked that a professional tire engineer hasn't told you how stupid you are yet.

Oh, and what you want for cards. By default, I'd recommend a keyfob, a card or two, and a couple stickers. I keep one on the back of my Jeep key as a backup to my hand.

Just over 3/4". A plate screws to a surface, then you attache the keypad and circuit to the plate. Intended as a simple wall mount. I can ship today if you tell me yes/no within about an hour.

Forgot the pic. No, RFID and NFC do not work through metals. And to put a tag on metal requires a special shielded tag. These are RF inductively coupled things, metals are their enemy. As far as ignition, here's a Hayabusa that is started with a hand implant like mine...

The tire actually grows new tread, so with excessive braking you an end up with a really huge tire that rubs the fender.