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Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
Done, tell me if it fixed that. Then I'll need to run a comparison against every detailed permission, see WTF happened. -
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Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
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Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
These were indeed totally unrelated, and I found one obvious issue for Dave, not sure about Bill. The permissions I copied from standard members to members who don't see the dumpster fire didn't come across properly. But failed silently. When I put myself in there it didn't affect me since I also have admin rights. -
Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
I've made some changes, both of you please test and report. -
Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
LOL, text or email. I'll send a PM. I'm confused because it sounded like you were saying two things are happening. And you've done a log out/log in? Which of these upload/photo options is missing? Oh...shit, did this start when I removed the dumpster fire from your view? -
Fille attachment size/ maintenance - out of space
SwampNut replied to XXitanium's topic in Board Tech Issues & Help
This seems unrelated. You're not getting a file size/space error? Just don't see the button or link to add a file/photo? Reboot the phone, log out and log in on the forum. -
Free smart scale NIB - gone
SwampNut replied to SwampNut's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
It's going to Rich today, I'll mark the thread. Been a busy week and forgot. -
Re-writing will. Eating more chicken.
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Which one? Oscar and I both have them, one's electric. Wait, he has two, sort of; ICE and electric.
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It's been found in our water here. H5N1: Much More Than You Wanted To Know (24 minute read) All pandemic flus started as bird flus - influenza A evolved in birds but it sometimes spreads to other animals, including pigs, cattle, and humans. The most common way for a bird flu to spread to humans is to 'reassort' with a human flu virus, which results in a virus with all of the human flu virus' human adaptations, but with enough new antigens from the bird virus to evade the immune system. Pigs can be infected by both human and bird viruses, so they are a common place for this reassortment to take place. Humans can catch animal diseases without the disease having 'crossed over' to humans, but every viral replication that takes place in a human who has both a bird and a normal human flu gives the virus an extra chance to reassort in a way that produces a bird-antigen-fortified human-adapted flu virus. https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/h5n1-much-more-than-you-wanted-to
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That was actually proven to decrease safety in some cases, and no, I didn't save links and specific stats. It was part of the evidence used to remove the 55 limit.
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He's got a Youtube video about it from Big Light exposing the truth and the conspiracy.
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1. Acquire printer 2. Print spare parts 3. Have fun
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SwampNut replied to SwampNut's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
LOL, you fuckers. Are you trolling or serious? It will do "we went to the moon" units too. Who am I sending it to? -
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SwampNut replied to SwampNut's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
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It does seem like everyone other than hardware and parts was doing it (IE, nothing useful, LOL). I'm been saying that what we really need is UberHardware, not UberEats.
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The color of an electric vehicle (EV) can significantly impact its resale value, just as it does for conventional vehicles. Based on recent studies and market trends, here’s how different colors affect EV resale value: Best Colors for EV Resale Value 1. Yellow: Surprisingly, yellow tops the list for best resale value across various vehicle types, including EVs. Yellow vehicles depreciate about 70% less than average, losing only 4.5% of their value over three years. This is primarily due to its rarity and association with sports cars and low-volume vehicles. 2. Orange: Following yellow, orange is the second-best color for resale value, with a depreciation rate of 10.7% over three years. 3. Purple: This uncommon color ranks third, depreciating 13.9% over three years. 4. Green, Red, and Blue: These colors also perform well, with depreciation rates around 14%, which is better than average. Neutral Colors White, black, and gray (often called “greyscale colors”) are the most popular choices for EVs and tend to depreciate at rates close to the average: • White: Depreciates 15.5% over three years • Black: Depreciates 16.1% over three years • Gray: Depreciates 14.3% over three years Worst Colors for EV Resale Value 1. Brown: This color depreciates the most, losing 17.8% of its value over three years. 2. Gold: The second-worst color for resale value, depreciating 16.7% over three years. Considerations for EV Buyers 1. Rarity vs. Popularity: While rare colors like yellow and orange retain value well, they may limit your pool of potential buyers when it’s time to sell. 2. Vehicle Type: The impact of color can vary depending on the type of EV. For example, yellow performs exceptionally well for SUVs and convertibles. 3. Regional Preferences: Color preferences can vary by location, so consider local trends when choosing an EV color. 4. Maintenance: Lighter colors like white and silver tend to show dirt less and may be easier to maintain, which can indirectly affect resale value. 5. Climate Considerations: In hot climates, lighter colors like white or silver may be more desirable for their heat-reflecting properties, potentially boosting resale value in these regions. When choosing an EV color, balance personal preference with potential resale value. While bold colors like yellow and orange statistically retain value best, they may not suit everyone’s taste. Neutral colors like white, black, and gray offer a safe middle ground, depreciating close to average rates while appealing to a broader range of buyers.
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It's no-contact, so I hope not. Both make a big deal that it's just left at your door. You have to PAY to have them ring the bell and bring it in. If we add gun parts and motorcycle parts, now I have 100% of my oh-shit missing parts project needs covered.
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It's extremely unlikely to have done anything more than damage the belts. I've never had to do a belt, but it looks simple and obvious. Tuning is just like my Zero; use a sound app and tune the tension to a frequency. I'll just use the same Gates-provided app (this is a Gates belt too like most). There's a tiny chance that it bent the metal rod. I bet that's $10 and easy also. The problem was caused by their slicer software (takes the drawing and converts/sends it to the printer). It's got more bugs than a Mexican whorehouse.
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Free smart scale NIB - gone
SwampNut replied to SwampNut's topic in The Sales Floor -- For Sale/Wanted
LOL! I got that high end body comp-something, it's been interesting and useful to see changes in muscle/fat mass relative to factors like peptide usage an exercise or lack of. This was part of that diabetes program that I flunked out of. Another fail there; they can't use my $200 scale and sent this thing, which then doesn't fully integrate with my existing data. Ugh.