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  • Ah the old days

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  • Nah, 486s were old by the time Napster was out.... The first Pentium IIIs were coming out then I think

  • Cybertruck Driver Tests “Wade Mode” in Grapevine Lake, Test Ends with Bricked Truck & Driver in Jail.

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  • Yeah but the engine, suspensions, etc have shifted towards comfort rather than ruggedness, and those are mostly the same for all models.

    That said I come from a place where we are used to real work vehicles, say Mercedes sprinter or Iveco Daily, and the comparison to American pick-up trucks is just ridiculous.

  • Cybertruck Driver Tests “Wade Mode” in Grapevine Lake, Test Ends with Bricked Truck & Driver in Jail.

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  • Old trucks dgaf, 12-24V circuits handled water just fine, after all they already are splash (and pressure wash) proof. And if you don't have electronic injection, the engine only needs electricity for the starter motor.

  • Cybertruck Driver Tests “Wade Mode” in Grapevine Lake, Test Ends with Bricked Truck & Driver in Jail.

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  • If you search "truck snorkel" images, where the tube starts on the outside is where the air filter intake is.

  • Cybertruck Driver Tests “Wade Mode” in Grapevine Lake, Test Ends with Bricked Truck & Driver in Jail.

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  • Normal trucks can wade water as high as their air intake, which usually is above one of the front wheels, inside the fender. You can go a bit above that for short distances if you keep a good momentum and create a wave in front of you, but that's risky.

    Of course modern trucks, having turned from work to luxury vehicles, may have issues.

  • They always get me with the impulse buys

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  • They're obviously going to pay by credit card. Imagine the cashback.

  • They always get me with the impulse buys

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  • You could take a plane to Germany, buy one and bring it back in your luggage. If it doesn't have the packaging anymore they can't declare it an import!

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    What's your homelabs power draw?

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  • Not op, I've been using it for years, it's been super stable.

    If you switch to the proxmox kernel (very easy with the add-ons), you can use ZFS.

    I don't love the docker containers interface, but it works.

  • Aircraft struck by bullet while battling wildland fire in northern Minnesota

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  • dude looks like someone who would shoot at planes

  • Aircraft struck by bullet while battling wildland fire in northern Minnesota

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  • You mean the right to arm fires?

  • Aircraft struck by bullet while battling wildland fire in northern Minnesota

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  • You’ve got to wonder if that will give them pause when the pilots need to be concerned about being used for target practice.

    They could send an escort. Free target practice!

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    Subnautica 2 sells 2 million in 12 hours with over 600K concurrent players | Despite a troubled development cycle, the game has enjoyed a hugely successful launch

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  • I have a general unease about the sea and water in general so I'm sure it'll have some lovely tense moments once we get playing.

    For me the first one went from relaxing to anxiety-inducing quite quickly once you started to go deep

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    Trump Offers U.S. Citizenship to 32 Million Venezuelans

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  • Nice joke, but we all know he's actually implying colonization

  • The future of Obsidian plugins - Obsidian

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  • Idk, I've never tried Obsidian so it's hard for me to compare, essentially it's a giant bullet-point database. You can add links or tags (they act the same) that act as references to pages, and opening those pages shows you all the references.

    The idea is to write without thinking too much about it, and maybe going over it after you wrote to add links if you think it's necessary. Personally, I wish I could join together OneNote (yes I know) and Logseq, because I like reasoning spatially and Logseq's Whiteboards feature doesn't click for me, but it's good for writing down stuff in meetings and so.

  • AI coders are carrying half-open laptops

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  • HEY CLAUDE! OPENCLAW!

    There, tokens gone.

  • Microsoft BitLocker-protected drives can now be opened with just some files on a USB stick — YellowKey zero-day exploit demonstrates an apparent backdoor

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  • Eh, stay on Lemmy long enough and one day you'll boot your computer and find it running Linux

  • The future of Obsidian plugins - Obsidian

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    AOC: You can’t ‘earn’ a billion dollars

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  • Yeah sure, that has nothing to with what I wrote tho.Want to stop allowing "the values and whims of one person have sway over millions.", get rid of Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg, Microsof-CEO-du-jour. Can't? Well then the guy selling games and loot boxes isn't really a good consolation prize, especially when the consequence of removing him is reducing support for alternative operating systems and limiting the freedom of millions, to replace it with an unknown.

  • The future of Obsidian plugins - Obsidian

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  • I think Obsidian's pages Just Work in Logseq, to the point you can use both programs concurrently on the same files