Actually, in a properly designed truck, the weight helps. Throwing 1000 lbs in the back of that Ford and it would spin tires a lot less than it does, and would do even better.
No shade on Subies, they have an excellent 4WD system. A small lift kit on a stock Subaru and you’ve got a hell of a backwoods rig. Maybe not classic Jeep level, but pretty close.
I’ve had a couple grizzly encounters that thankfully went fine. I don’t want to meet this guy.
Don’t get my hopes up.
I must have been mistaken about the spreadsheet, but Joe Ressington (Alan’s cohost on 2.5Admins) came back with this:
Though it doesn’t target Serverparts it does give a good list to get part numbers. He suggested Seagates since you can check the SMART data on them and nobody has figured out how to spoof it yet on Seagate drives (supposedly).
Sorry about that.
Its a burger.
On a bun.
Add ketchup if you like.
I don’t care.
I could swear I remember Alan Jude had built a spreadsheet specifically like this, that got all the current prices of drives from Serverparts and organized it exactly that way.
I’ll email him and see if I was just imagining that.
There’s also Speeduino for engine control. I built one of these to control fuel injection on an 4.0L engine swap for my CJ.
The 6a replacement screen is damn near the price of another used phone. I’m with the other poster, I ended up just getting another used phone, a Moto Razr+ 2023 fold. Unfortunately, no custom ROMs for it that I’ve found.
So I’m a farmer and the unholy things that my phone get subjected to makes it hard to find something that’s strong yet useful. I’ve either been lucky or this phone is exactly right for my lifestyle. It folds up small enough that it doesn’t get bent in my pocket or fall out. I’m a little worried about the outer screen but I’ve dropped the phone closed a couple times on gravel, no damage. And I think it closes up small enough that it might survive a trip up the grain auger, which is what got one of my phones a couple years ago. I haven’t had a phone survive so long undamaged yet. And I just have a pretty minimal case on it, no hinge protection.
Now that I say that, I’ll break the screen tomorrow, I imagine.
I should have gotten this. I had a dbrand and the screen cracked on the first drop. I like this over-screen style, I think it’s much more robust.
The Wireguard mode is very interesting. Thanks for that link.
Gnome is probably best with touchscreen, KDE kinda works but is getting better. I’ve had limited success with Deepin and Cinnamon. I wouldn’t bother trying with XFCE, they have no time to make something as low-demand as that work.
Hell, I dated a Ukrainian girl whose father and brother both abused her when they found out about us, because I wasn’t part of the Ukrainian community, or part of the Orthodox Catholic church. I tried to get her out of there but she wouldn’t leave.
I couldn’t imagine how this would go with a devout Muslum family.
Mint is still on X11, though there is Wayland support in experimental stage. But if I were gaming, I’d find a distro with up to date Wayland support out of the box, like Fedora.
Found the furry.
F6 does get you into the address bar and you can type, but only on that tab and if you take the focus off, it’s still glitched. It doesn’t reset the bug like grabbing the tab and moving it will for the entire window. But still sorta helps.
Grabbing the tab resets the bug from what I see. Thanks, that saves the trouble of losing a window’s worth of tabs.
I’ll give that a try on the next happening.
Can’t say I’ve tried to close with the X, I always use middle-click, but I’ll see if that tracks.
Someone had mentioned they contacted one of the majors and said his wife was on dialysis and a heart machine, could they give him instructions to disable the wifi on the TV and they did, with the caveat that it was a permanent thing. So you could try that with a regular smart TV if you can’t get these.
I love mine, but I wasn’t going to pay new price for them. But used, it’s worth the money. Like you say, it folds down to a very small block and fits in the pocket well. I just make sure I put the outside screen towards my chest (shirt pocket) and never had it fall out like other phones do, since I’m pretty actively moving most days.