It could be worse. It could have been the Pacific ocean.

That's what I thought!

Yikes you should consider replacing that screw terminal with a new one. With all the charring, it's possible that it's not making a great connection between the board and wire, which causes higher resistance and the terminal to heat up further.

Are you sure your friends name wasn't Colin Robinson?

Good luck! I had tried to get it working when I didn't have a VPN with split tunneling available and nothing I tried ever seemed to work back then.

You don't need to run Plex through a VPN just any torrent clients.

When this was posted last week, I mentioned that it was odd that all the most deadliest models on the list were all low production cars, meaning there might be something wonky with their methodology.

There was a similar "study" done a year or so ago where they simply looked at car insurance applications and used people's accident history and whatever vehicle they were trying to insure at the time to generate a list of which models had the "most accidents" in an incredibly flawed manor (Pontiac and Oldsmobile were among the safest even though neither company exists anymore).

I'm not sure. The one I'm referring to just happened and was the first one after all the recent reporting of the famine and humanitarian issues happening in Gaza.

I guess the downvoters didn't bother to (or can't) read the article:

In the bill’s original iteration, it was popular among both Republicans and Democrats, who saw it as an appealing way to police Palestinian rights organizations after protests last year. An earlier version, in April, passed the House easily, with only 11 votes against the bill.

Looks like the headline was updated to 5 deaths now. What a tragic end to what should have been a fun and memorable night out.

"Striking new design"

looks like every other phone on the market

I think the world is rapidly going to leave us behind over the next 50 years because we're too stupid, self-centered, and short-sighted to see it happening in real time and adapt.

"Shit, what was I supposed to do?"

Why is Jeep listed as an American brand when they're owned by a company from the Netherlands?

Why wouldn't you break it down into brands like this?

What about when they grow from the middle out? We are Americans after all.

My local headshops all carry these in stock so OP should go check their local shop out. I think you'd just need to match the diameter.

Do you think our tax bills will drop if they succeed in forcing these million employees to quit?

They said they want to run the government like a business, and it looks like that's what they're pursuing. Unfortunately, that just means they'll give us the lowest quality service at the highest possible price.

Trying to force people to use a cloud account just to get functionality of the piece of hardware they already paid for with no technical reason behind it whatsoever is ludicrous.

There is a technical reason behind it which is integration with MakerWorld and being able to browse files from there and send them to the printer remotely from your phone or other device along with being able to watch a live feed of your print and control the printer.

Again, I won't argue against the whole privacy aspect as I get it, but I just don't really think it's a big deal or something of consequence if we're simply talking about 3D prints. They do have the option to use them locally now, but apparently this doesn't include all their models (which you may have mentioned already or it was someone else).

Well the above commentor assumed you live in the US.