I don't feel bad for people who whine about "well, I have to go into the settings and change a thing". How much did you pay for that browser again?
Complacency is what keeps people in abusive ecosystems. Don't be complacent or you're part of the problem.
Not to be a bummer, but the loudness of the horn will be limited by the max amperage of the relays. If the horn relay maxes out at 15 amps for 12 volts, you get about 180 watts of energy to the horn. Most horns are just a coil that vibrates at a set frequency to move the rubber or vinyl diaphragm inside the horn. That's the noise.
Short version, you can put really any horn in there, but the total amount of watts will be the limiting factor. A more efficient horn (aka a new one) will make more sound for equal input wattage.
The other option is to make an array of junkyard horns and set them up with more relays to lift the limit. You'd need to have multiple fused connections unless you just want to be a hillbilly and run them right off the battery with a giant ass relay.
You might start a fire but it will be loud as shit for a few minutes before it burns down.
No, I'm the fucking chump that has to do the work while they're out!!
Do any of you have jobs? You really think a big company is going to eat shit when this stuff happens?!
Here's a fucking hint: they don't. They just squeeze the remaining employees harder. Every company. You can go get a new job and it will happen there too.
When they do mass layoffs, did you think that the people who didn't get cut just carry on like normal? The worst time to be at a company is after the cuts because there is the same amount of work and just fewer people to do it.
You really don't think this will ever be a problem. Just can't see that eh?
Well enjoy your particular version of the world. I've had shit like this happen at work MANY times. Someone is "sick" and takes FMLA. Abuses it. Comes back just long enough to reset the clock then gone again for another 12 weeks. There are a good number of people who do nothing but find ways to do shit like this. Now they have another round in the clip.
If you've never had to deal with this shit, consider yourself lucky.
So now, employees can pick which software they have a religious exemption from? So I can say that I my religion does not permit me to use spreadsheets. Now I don't have to use them?
I don't care if people don't want to use ai, but this precedent is not sustainable. One person on the team decides that their religion does not permit use of a computer. What the hell do you do? You can't fire them for observing a religious practice (according to the ai thing) so what? They just sit there picking their nose while I have to cover all the work they aren't doing? Work has to make accomodations? Give this person a typewriter and some carbon paper?
Maybe I have a religious exemption from thinking about anything but god.
All this does is makes work difficult for anyone else without an exemption. Now everyone gets one. Now companies just say, "fuck this, we will find new ways to fire people and bake them into law".
This seems utterly silly. It's like saying "I don't believe we should use the internet it's against my religion" and then trying to work a tech job without it.
Maybe I can go to work in a tech company and object to computers. I only use a typewriter. I also rode a horse to get here.
This only seems like it could backfire on the individual. Everyone else in the company is going to use it and come midyear review, they will have run laps around you and your pile of sticky notes and spreadsheets, using your inbox like a filing system.
My religion does not permit me to use Agile. I only track my work on a notepad I keep in my drawer. I won't go to the daily stand, won't participate in sprint planning nor PI planning. Hey, why is everyone getting more done than I am?
Paul Reiser has always been an irritating twerp. Not funny, I've never like anything he's done.
That is until the Kominski Method. I have no idea how he can go toe-to-toe with Michael Douglas, but he's PERFECT as the irritating pal. I think he just needed to ripen into a crusty old man before he actually became funny.
However, Mathew McConaughey? He was a very strange choice for voice talent in that film. It did not fit the aesthetic at all, he stuck out like a sore thumb. That southern drawl thing he's got in a movie that has primarily Asian characters? Well all right all right all right.
Your location likely is helping the cause.
Any car that has live life in a big city where it might snow will eat shit every day on rough roads.
Also, I don't know a single soul who thinks they need to replace their shocks or struts. They wear out and the car is mostly fine as long as you're driving peacefully. However, if you ever need to brake quickly or dodge something, those worn suspension components will greet you by not responding well and you could end up having a bad day.
Remember folks, your shocks and struts are a wear item. They usually wear out around 70k. Lower for hard city life, higher for glassy roads. No matter what, they do wear out, even if you're not aware of it.
It would be if so many companies hadn't bought into the microsoft ecosystem so hard.
My company did the usual BS of "well we have an e5 license so it's free". Now we are married to all their stupid shit and have no relationships with other providers.
End of the month gonna be expensive. Now expect a scramble to cut master service agreements and contracts with others in a panic.
An old laptop from about 13 years ago barely breaks a sweat running proxmox and a handful of containers and two vms.
Waste not want not. Plus it comes with a keyboard, touchpad and monitor. Plus, built in ups. You might need to add a USB Ethernet dongle but you don't have to.
I bet just about anyone you know has their old laptop in a drawer somewhere. They'd probably give it to you.
I mean, on average is it any worse than modern politicians?
Also, we're talking about the same software that seems to do pretty well at fixing errors in spreadsheet formulas and sometimes coding. Not a huge surprise that it is not awesome at tasks with a high level of complexity. Not sure that this is at all a surprise.
I am trying to fix an issue with my car where the mount for an exhaust shield broke off. Claude told me I should drill a hole in my gas tank to attach a mounting bolt.
Everyone need to untwist their undies about AI. It's neat, but it's not taking over for a bit.
Get use to it you circus freak. Us toddlers will just have to suffer through being made fun of for something we have no control over or worse, entirely ignored as if we don't even exist.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be getting into my tiny ass car and driving it to the airport where I will comfortably fly in the cheapest coach seats possible. While I'm waiting in the airport, I'll just buy some silk cashmere sweaters on ebay for $30.
The decision making center of your brain is the prefrontal cortex. It's the really thinky bit. It is what does the explicit thought about novel situations. When something is done "instinctively" or out of habit, that's usually handed off to the amygdala. It's used more for stuff that you've done many many times before.
When you are tired, haven't eaten well, and any number of other conditions that overworked and overstressed doctors face, your prefrontal cortex will do a lousy job. The amygdala will actually secrete chemicals that inhibit the performance of the PFC. As such, routine things are probably ok. something novel comes up? Bad times.
I'd prefer my doctor is well rested and in a good frame of mind to make quality decisions, thank you.
Govt verbally states that guardrails are somehow able to be bypassed with no real evidence. Orders shutdown of model.
Cool.