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  • That’s a first Gen CRV. Those lights are purely decorative and can safely be ignored for 80,000+ miles.

    Source: My driveway

  • would rapidly deplete weapon stocks of both the US and Israel,

    I’m thinking this is largely viewed as a benefit. The American Industrial War Complex is chomping at the bit to spend another trillion or three.

  • If ranked choice was in place, getting the rest resolved would be much more trivial.

  • I’ll put Ranked Choice voting vs FPTP above Campaign Finance as being the root of the problem.

  • It was my main port for close to a decade.

  • It has a lot to do with the supersizing of vehicles for sure.

  • I love cars. I also wish my city had realistic public transport options that worked for my commute.

    Trains are the real solution.

    Bro-dozer pickups weighing 9000+ pounds are the biggest problem.

    This isn’t a hard problem to solve technicaly… it’s just a social problem.

  • Screen capture and OCR. It’s not a perfect solution, but vendors send me locked PDF docs often enough that I have to get datum from that I’ve done it a few times.

  • My master bathroom (attached only to my bedroom) door generally stays open partly because the toilet has its own micro-room with its own door that can stay shut, partly because the dog likes lying on the cool tile, and partly because the HVAC system is more efficient that way.

    I also have a bathroom between two rooms. My office and kids’ room share one. The office door stays shut all the time. The kids’ room generally stays open for a little additional light, to reduce accidents because they were sleepily fumbling with the door and because kids are inherently kinda lazy about things like closing doors.

  • Texas just had to choose between Talarico and Crockett. Both sounded like great candidates to me and hope that Crockett can continue her path in politics (albeit without the AIPAC issue she has)

  • Anyone who doesn’t pick this will quickly be insane, and have no friends. I walk through a lot of doorways in a day.

  • Unitarian is not Christian. There are a lot of disaffected Christians at your local Unitarian church, but they welcome all religions as well as atheists.

  • Crockett is great at the “sick burn” politics. Great for people who subscribe to RawStory for all their news, and I’d have been happy enough to vote for her, but Talarico seems to be more substantive and let’s be honest, a white guy vs black woman in Texas is a bit more of a challenge.

  • I moved my personal computer to Linux Mint and it’s pretty much the same experience as Windows except my i7-6700 works fine with Linux as opposed to being hamstrung into not working with Windows 11.

  • The books my wife reads have different results for love triangles. Wonder how freaky Lucas would have been if he could have gotten away with it.

  • Microsoft wants you to own a computer and pay for their office app on subscription. The others want you to just let go of hardware and be a part of their AI ecosystems.

  • If she’s murdered 5 people, I’ll honestly probably want to stay away.

  • Work Reform @lemmy.world

    Treasure trove of resistance ideas

    docs.google.com /document/d/1c2d8uEU4flGcQIShb3RMNcZ5aRxskPQiLi6xS1WKX0g/edit