Youtube comments of drescherjm (@drescherjm).

  1. I had to watch the video more than once to see what was going on.
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  2. 0:59 Agreed, If they sold me the item it's no longer their property. If they rent the product to me it's their property but then they cover the expense of repairs.
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  3.  @TeslaVee This is in part why I moved to Robinson Township in 2004. I lived in the city for 32 years prior. There does not seem to be any hope for improvement with a 1 party government system.
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  4. This is one reason I never follow links in emails even if they look genuine. Instead I just go to the site and see for myself if there is anything I need to address.
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  5. No one called me. Although if they did I wouldn't have answered as I never answer calls from people that I don't know.
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  6. As a native of the US I have had an electric kettle for 5 or so years because I like to drink tea mostly in the fall through spring. I used to use a keurig for that but it makes the tea have a little bit of the taste of the coffee. I also have a few stick rules (your last item) but I have them because my father was a carpenter and I worked with him on the weekends from my teens to my thirties.
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  7. Interesting! As an IT person for 28+ years I usually know most of what you show but this one slipped by me in that I didn't remember it allowed you to view more than 1 folder in a single virtual folder view.
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  8. Before Visual Studio 2015 there was no compatibility between msvc runtime. Each new major version of Visual Studio had a new runtime so if you have old software you may need older runtimes.
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  9.  @Bolli1983  What about Crysis?
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  10. Fully agreed. I am approaching 27 years as primarily a c++ software engineer.
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  11. I hope the police gave him a few tickets after reviewing the video.
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  12. I enjoy your content however I am getting tired of this sponsor. Too much advertising on the channels I watch the most.
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  13. I switched to Ventoy a few years back. It seems to work with most ISOs I have tried and comes with a nice menu that allows you to chose what ISO to load during boot. After you install the bootable part on your stick you just dump each iso file you would want to boot into a the root folder of the stick. On windows it creates 2 drive letters for your stick 1 for the boot code and a second for your files and ISOs.
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  14. I voted 1 hour ago in south western PA.
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  15. 1:07 WOW! I am very glad there was a police officer around to witness that piece of driving. I guess the driver thinks that red lights are optional for them.
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  16. The problem with Peltier devices is they are highly inefficient compared to other methods like phase change devices so you end up trading cheap parts for more expensive energy usage.
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  17. I have seen a postal one that is like we have a package addressed to you (and they don't know who I am) and at the same time they need my address to deliver but somehow they have my cell phone number which I don't give out. I just delete that nonsense.
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  18. On a related note it's pretty creepy to get facebook friend requests from people you know who have passed away.
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  19. 0:32 I really wish that the OS would in 2025 be able to tell the user what application or process was using the drive and preventing the safe ejection. I have run into this issue a thousand times as a person in IT. 9:58 I do the same. I can tell you there are times where rebooting or even logging out isn't a good option and you need to leave for a meeting or something ASAP you have to quickly check again that you don't have anything using the drive then if you don't find anything you need to pull the drive.
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  20. He is also trying to pass in a turn only lane.
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  21. One large problem you may encounter while doing this is licensing. Your purchased license for some of your software may not transfer to the new machine. In some cases you will have to deactivate the license on the old machine to be able to activate it on the new. In other cases the software company will require that you purchase a completely new license for the new machine even if you promise them you are going to recycle the old machine.
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  22. Can you talk about the energy losses at the AC->HVDC and HVDC->AC conversion stages compared to the high voltage AC step up and step down transformers?
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  23. This was what lost part of my interest. I was more interested in the myths over lets blow something up.
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  24. 2:17 This is why I never click on email links that send me to a site that I need to login. Instead I login using the normal method and check my Messages when I hit that site.
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  25. I am still guilty of #9 and #10 but I have removed #1 to #8 from my diet for years.
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  26. My answer to the question is most definitely yes. Spending 80+ hours a week for years did steal part of my life away that I can not get back. With that said at 26+ years on the same job I don't work those hours anymore.
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  27. The new mayor will be from the same party as the old mayor because regardless of how bad government is the people always vote the same way. The people may complain about conditions but as long as there are no ramifications the ruling party doesn't have to do anything at all to get the vote.
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  28. We had that in the USA long (as late as the 1980s) ago but it disappeared when plastic bottles and cans replaced glass bottles. With that said as of last year our local weekly recycling collection (which we pay for them to take the recyclables) no longer accepts glass at all. They want you to throw it away.
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  29. Or pressing the mute button on every commercial break during a sporting event.
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  30.  @askleonotenboom  At work 50% of the PCs in my department are not officially supported. There is no way we would be replacing half of our computers because Microsoft decided to arbitrarily not support this older but fully functional hardware that is fast enough for the tasks it's being used for.
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  31. I guess it makes it more difficult to shoplift
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  32. For me SSDs have been far more reliable but my sample size is small as I only have a few hundred of each.
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  33. How often do you find that DISM or SFC actually fixes the problem? As a person in IT responsible for dozens of machines at work and otherwise my success rate with either of these have been very very low.
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  34. I need this one. I have used ifconfig for as long as I can remember (my linux usage goes back into the 1990s) however it's not default on the RHEL based systems I now use every day.
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  35. All storage devices can and will fail eventually. One way to have 3 copies of your data is to get 2 external drives. Keep 1 at home and the other one at work or some other secure offsite location. The one at home use for regular backups. Every month or so switch the 2 external drives.
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  36. I was very frustrated in the distant past when Google made it more difficult for my old eyes to read the text on their mail. I complained on their forum because the change intentionally removed quite a bit of the contrast making it much harder for me to read and causing me eyestrain. They didn't care. Their excuse was they had limited resources to work on the GUI. I told them in that case please just leave the interface alone instead of intentionally designing features in their UI that are harmful to people who don't have perfect eyesight.
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  37. Was not on my radar either..
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  38. Agreed, I expected them to spend some time and increase the percentage of supported devices however they seem to want to ignore them instead. In my department at work I would say 50% of our existing PCs don't pass the requirements.
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  39. I switched from AOMEI Backupper free to EaseUS Todo free for Windows desktop backups years ago after AOMEI free broke my usage of a networked storage in an update. The products seem to both work the same so the transition was easy.
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  40. I do this every day on my job as a lead software engineer who also has been the lead network administrator for our division for the last almost 27 years. Your video sounds like I could tell the exact same story.
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  41. I used to do that for my wife's favorite soap opera. There was 36 total minutes of programming in a 1 hour show and they often repeated scenes coming back from a commercial break.
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  42. As I get older I get more tired of the divisiveness we have in this world. I ask one question: Doesn't the current science say that every single person on this earth originated from Africa?
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  43. I got my 400 shares of QQQ for around $30 per share in Q2 of 2009. It's my largest dollar gainer of all my 40 or so securities.
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  44. I do the same. I don't trust my cloud based password manager to protect my financial sites because they have been hacked multiple times.
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  45. As a person who has just had my 27th anniversary as a programmer / system admin doing medical imaging research, I very much don't like change when it forces me to have to relearn something to be efficient again or when features I like are removed or when the the user interfaces changes just to make it look different. If there is change I want it to be for a positive reason.
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  46. 0:15 I have had zfs at work and at home for around 8 years. I usually don't come even close to the 1GB per TB on any system. It's usually closer to 1/3 of GB of memory per TB. The main reason is budget and the number of slots. And then some of my servers are 10+ years old and only have 4 dimm slots but at the same time have 20 or more hard disks.
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  47. For IT dates would be useful in many searches. I mean if I search for a problem in samba I don't ever want to see results from the 2001 because its most likely completely irrelevant to the current version.
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  48. I think the slow speed of light (on the universe scale) is the reason why we are alive in our corner of universe and not already conquered by some alien race.
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  49. Good advice. Although I don't work a help desk I know some people who do. I can say one very important requirement to being a person who is in a help desk position is dealing with extremely frustrated users. One case is many times the person has been on hold for 10s of minutes to hours which makes the user even more frustrated because of the time they have invested in the problem. As a person who will potentially have this job it's important to understand that some of these extremely frustrated users will lash out at you even if you aren't even a part of the problem. While you don't have to take all the abuse you get you will have to be a person who can take some level of abuse.
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  50. I did not realize that it was that long ago. I saw it on the news as well.
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  51. I love your videos and I am absolutely fine with the music.
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  52. One of my 2024 goals is to begin using Docker for some of my tasks as a software engineer doing medical imaging research. Although this is not exactly what I need I plan to give it a test..
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  53. As a software engineer I am happy to see compile benchmarks. I have spent so many hours of my life waiting for large code bases to build.
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  54. 4:43 reminds me of the videos of the crisis in cosmology I have watched recently.
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  55. 1:02 Oh my! I laughed when I saw this title because I have a 25 TB OneDrive account at work (imaging research). I currently have no single desktop PC or workstation where I could download all the data but thankfully I rarely need to download more than a few hundred GBs. I have part of the folder tree set in explorer to not synchronize on my most used PCs and I have disabled indexing on the archive to avoid some of the performance problems.
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  56. My HP 7520 has a feed problem where I have to manually feed every single page. Eventually when I do replace it I am thinking of the Epson Ecotank.
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  57. As a young boy those were fighting words. I have heard them before. Never uttered them myself.
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  58. I have a 25TB OneDrive from work. We used to have Box and the PC software was so much better for 10s of millions of files in terms of performance. I have had to work around performance problems since the switch. I have had to use rclone to upload some of my data since neither the builtin support or the web copy and past were very good at handling uploading a million files and several hundred GBs of data in one go.
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  59. #9.2 I hate those few places where there is a 3 way intersection with only 1 stop sign and a yield on one of the other directions. It creates a bit of confusion in the day light for those who are unfamiliar to the area who become confused why there is no stop sign for those making a turn. At night I can easily see problems like this with the reduced visibility.
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  60. Decades ago when soda (they call it just pop where I live) was in glass bottles instead of plastic there used to be a similar return policy and refund. I don't think that ever happened with plastic. Aluminum had a refund but a 1 cent per can it did not get you much unless you could collect cans from other people. We do have recycling of these items at home and sometimes at work but at work I gave seen separate containers but then at the end of the day the cleaning people put the recycle items in with the trash so it was pointless to use the recycle bin. In that case I used to collect my recyclables and take them home to put in my recycle bin.
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  61. The one time I got out of jury duty was because my Aunt was the boss of the defendant and we had discussed the case (it was in the news). The attorneys asked me if I was able to not consider my discussion with my Aunt and I told them that I was not sure that this is possible. They told me thanks and have a good day..
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  62. To me it currently means 1. I can't visit my mother 2. I can't go on my yearly vacation or any place that will require an airplane to get there, 3. Have to stay working from home and 4. Can't have any social gatherings at all.
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  63. The driver was probably scared of your road rage and thought that the maniac behind them was going to do something crazy.
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  64. Each individual satellite could easily keep some revolving record of the last X sites visited for each customer who used a satellite.
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  65. For me the #1 reason is cost and the #2 reason is convenience. My wife and I go out to a restaurant for 1 or 2 meals per week usually breakfast on the weekend and that ends up costing around $35 for 1 meal for 2 people. At home the same $35 could be an entire week of meals for both of us.
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  66. 0:30 its not his age. It's the way he rules. He is clearly not fit for the job and he has proven that time and time again.
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  67. I am very interested in these RK3588 systems for a media player use case.
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  68. 0:04 One of the reasons I had held off of investing in SCHD for years is because I consider it to have a lowish dividend. I mean it's dividend is below my average of 30 to 40 stocks and exchange traded funds which now nets me over 38K per year @ a little under 5%. However I do own hundreds of shares of HD, QQQ, AMAT and a few others which have a lower dividend. With that said I did finally did go in for a few hundred shares last fall probably close to the time this video was released. I am happy with this purchase and would increase if I see a price decline. I could also enable DRIP on it which I have not done so yet. I only DRIP a select few of my stocks.
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  69. I used to write unit tests for my code as I was developing however deadlines have made that impossible in more recent times. This stresses me out because anytime I make a change I am concerned if I break something unexpectedly that I wrote years ago. Debugging helps but if I had the proper testing in place the task would be a lot less concerning.
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  70. I was looking for someone talking about the bust as I have purchased quite a few 10TB drives this year at work. I got 10TB models because they were a great price @ around $90US each for used enterprise HGST He10s in good working condition which I verified with a week of badblocks testing on each drive. With that said I would love to use SSDs instead for our server storage. Maybe when the price of SSDs get down below $200 per 8TB of storage and it doesn't even need to be NVMe.
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  71. It's a good idea but it can't be your only backup method.
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  72. I started a looking at docker again 2 weeks ago. For the last 27.5 years I work in medical imaging research as mostly a c++ software engineer but also the primary network admin. I am learning docker to both support the many users in my department who use it for AI and to see if it can help me solve some of my problems with my own projects more efficiently and more automated.
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  73. I wanted to buy the pro version for a media player application when it was released last summer but did not get enough reviews that I trusted so I passed.
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  74. I was a little concerned when you opened the drain without the customer approval. Although the title of the video made me more alert.
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  75.  @bobbyswanson3498  This is my biggest issue when I was still working in the office. For a 30 to 45 minute drive of 18 miles taking public transportation would take me over 1 hour and a half and require me to drive to get the first bus or walk several miles (no sidewalks on the streets so some danger in this) which is okay if the weather is nice but not so great in a rainstorm or when the temperature is below freezing. And then there is scheduling. The bus I would have to walk a few miles to get comes 1 time per hour maybe 2 if I am lucky. Then it does not go to where I want to go, it instead goes to downtown which is a 20 to 30 minute trip and where I would have to walk several blocks to get to the second bus to go to my location then walk a few blocks after this 15 or minute bus ride. Even though these bus rides are free for me because I work at a university I end up driving in to work and paying $140 per month to park at my building because its way more convenient.
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  76. I paused the video in the first 30 seconds to look and see if I need to double my shares to 2 thousand or even more.
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  77. I really like this color. Hope its available in a hybrid the year I need to trade in my 2011 Tuscon. My wife loves her 2018 Crosstrek (cool grey kaki).
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  78. You mean random IP address? They will have a record of what IP address is assigned to what mac address of the modem or router that you use to connect to their service. How long they store that record is a different matter.
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  79. In the US I usually drive 12,500 to 13,500 miles per year (well not 2020 but most years) but change my oil 2 or 3 times in a year. I do this myself and it costs about $25 to $30 US for the synthetic blend oil and filter. I usually get both on sale usually months before usage. This prices is not much different from the quoted price of going to the shop but has a lot less hassle. Any shop with cheap prices always wants to give you a free 40+ point inspection so that they can try to sell you 5 other items when all you wanted was an oil change. My state of Pennsylvania requires a safety and an emissions inspection of each vehicle every 12 months and you get a sticker on your windshield for passing each
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  80.  @felixw19  In either case this incident scares me very deeply as it does not appear to be an engineering problem and instead it appears to be a quality control / not doing your job problem. However this is just speculation until we do see the final report on how this exactly happened.
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  81. I have used tape at work for over 20 years. LTO since 2006 when I had purchased a $5500 24 slot 2 drive LTO2 autochanger. I replaced that a few years back with a single external LTO7 drive for less than 1/2 the cost since drives were aging and needed replaced and the tapes no longer made a lot of economic sense. I have more than 200TB on LTO tape for my small department of around 20 people.
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  82. He had me mildly annoyed on that.
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  83.  @dvvaughn564  Maybe the same person repaired it twice and did not properly tighten the connections both times?
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  84. I think it has the best support however I really wish they had a $100 to $150 version with a better CPU and GPU. My Pi3+ does work as a media player but it is not excellent at the task especially when viewing high bitrate content streaming from wifi.
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  85. Reminds me of Project Farm with lawn mowers. Never lend him your mower.
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  86.  @bartomiejbadura499  Don't take my ratio numbers as a fact. They are just to illustrate the point that in every step energy is lost. The only way for this type of scenario to work is for it to be more than 100% efficient which violates our current understanding of thermodynamics.
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  87. I am waiting for AMD 7nm or 5nm offerings.
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  88. I want them to spend more effort on recycling and reusing instead of burying it as far down as they can.
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  89. These mail in ballots are beyond ridiculous. Surely we can come up with a better and fair system.
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  90. My answer (as an IT admin and software engineer with 50+ SSDs) for the title question is the expectation is longer than you will want to use it if you purchase a reputable name brand 5XXGB or larger SSD and you are using it for normal desktop usage / not deliberately trying to kill it. I have Intel SSDs that I purchased around 2009 that are still working fine although they are small 40GB / 80GB and have been demoted to other usage because a modern name brand usb-c stick is faster.
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  91. I have that but its not supported everywhere.
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  92. I expect this to cause you to have many calls to the plumber to snake your lines.
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  93. This explanation sounds very reasonable. At first I was very confused how he didn't drive away but that makes sense. At 3:00 AM he very likely would have been the only car on the street in a residential neighborhood if the street isn't the main road through the area.
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  94. As an American from Pittsburgh, PA I have no difficulty at all with his accent. However with that said I do understand the problem. There have been times where I can't understand a single word some people say and we are both native speakers of the language.
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  95. ​ @JZsBFF Thorium was not as useful for nuclear weapons so although using it was investigated in the 1960s it was not given that much attention as other fuels that could make big bombs..
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  96. 0:35 I believe the #1 reason is it has been incredibly expensive to drill deep enough through rock to make it cost effective. If we can substantially decrease this cost we have a near limitless supply of energy below our feet. This is something I have been interested in for decades.
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  97. Agreed! In many of these the person was clearly harmed.
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  98. In the Pittsburgh (at the University of Pittsburgh campus) we have at least a half dozen hospital and medical research buildings linked together on a hill we call cardiac hill because of its slope and difficulty to walk from the bottom to top. Many of these were originally separate institutions however now they are all part of either UPMC or the University of Pittsburgh. I started as a student in the university in 1989 and now I work for them for 26+ years after I received my degrees in CS and EE.
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  99.  @55damien55 I would have expected it to be closer to 10% each way however that is based on low voltage DC->AC. Edit: I Googled and see it works differently than I thought. I see now.
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  100. For those I wish they would harvest the heat (in winter in cold climates) instead of throwing it away. I know they do in some limited places however I wish it was more wide spread.
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  101. Some businesses in the US ask you to donate a few dollars to some charity on every single order. I may do this a few times but not every order.
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  102. I am always interested in efficiency and how long it will hold a charge. Edit: 10:13 looks good if it is true (I don't trust company claims for products)
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  103. Even though the black pickup set the chain of events in motion I think the car that hit the median was going way too fast compared all other lanes of traffic.
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  104. I don't understand that one at all. The person in the parking spot has their turn signal on and wheels are turned to get out. You gave them enough space to get out of the spot then as they start to exit the you gas it and hit the horn and complain you had to brake. If you didn't want to let the person out of the spot you should have moved up to indicate to them your intentions.
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  105. I am trying to understand why this road is at all dangerous. Looks very safe to me under these perfect weather conditions. Could it be that the sun is in the eyes of the drivers during the morning or evening rush or something like that. And yes I did see the rubbernecking incident which was caused by having a film crew on the road.
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  106. The problem with that is you can't always choose where your company has its office buildings. If I would work within walking distance to my office is I would pay 2/3 of my income just for housing.
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  107. I have used several Zicom units hundreds of times in the past however I am watching the video because I am not always happy with the detection accuracy.
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  108. I was using AOMEI for years but the free version does not seem to be able to write to a NAS anymore (tested on multiple machines). I switched to EaseUS which works similar and the NAS destination works.
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  109. My biggest fear with encryption is losing the key. My second biggest fear is securing the copies of the key.
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  110.  @imjyun  This "buyer is always right policy" in disputes completely removed me as a small seller on eBay. I can't take the risk of the buyer is always right policy. And that combined with the enormous fees it's no longer worthwhile for me to participate.
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  111. That's why we voted them out on November 5th. They gave the billionaires what they wanted for nearly 4 years while the rest of us suffered.
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  112. My first thought is efficiency in these storage methods. How efficient is this compared to other energy storage methods?
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  113. I thought we were odd having only 1 star. Has the research changed?
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  114. I expect to see more videos in the future from that area. There is no posted speed limit for several miles. Many cars drive down the far left lane at 70+ to pass the slower traffic in the other two lanes and try to merge at the last second to avoid having to get off the highway into downtown.
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  115. I have this book on the shelf at work. I work mainly as a c++ software engineer in the medical imaging research field and I am on the same job for more than 25 years as my hire date was May 19, 1997. I have not looked at it in more than a decade but I do have a copy..
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  116.  @SaltySeattleCyclist "planning out the least hilly route to your destination" I have done that many times in Pittsburgh as I live on top of a hill above the Ohio river with work on top of a different hill and a different river. There are many hills in the 18 miles between me and work. With that said since the pandemic I would just skip the whole problem and work from home if there is any chance of snow cover.
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  117.  @ericpmoss  That is where I like to put comments the most. For example, if a line of my c++ code looks like it can be removed but is necessary for some unexpected reason I comment so that in 8 months when I am stepping through the code (and have forgot what I was thinking when I wrote the code) I don't remove or refactor the line and create an unexpected bug in the process..
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  118. For me as a middle class white collar worker the reason is very simple. In 2024 everything costs significantly more than it did before the pandemic. And neither my salary nor my wife's salary was increased at an equivalent amount to counteract the increased cost of everything. I did get cost of living increases (of up to 2.5% each year) however my wife got even less.
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  119. Interesting, I did not expect the vacation travel to pick up like this. I guess the cheap rates I get emailed about frequently. In past years I have flown to San Jose del Cabo a few times (usually Pittsburgh to Texas to Cabo) but I canceled my vacation to Mexico this year even though I am in my late 40s and of low risk I will absolutely not get on a plane until the risk is much lower.
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  120. Not exactly the same thing but you can force files to be on the cloud only instead of in both locations: https://www.theexperienceblog.com/2017/09/26/use-attrib-to-pin-and-unpin-files-and-folders-for-onedrive-on-demand-sync-in-windows-10/
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  121. 376 around the Sq. Hill tunnels is a high traffic area of the city. It's very frustrating if you have to be drive through that area in the morning or evening rush however even outside of that a single accident can have you sitting in your car for over an hour. I remember being stuck on the east side of the Sq. Hill tunnels for an hour at midnight once trying to get home.
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  122. Most likely its this is not even necessary or helpful with an SSD since once a block is trimmed it won't be read back using normal methods. This is the reason why recovering deleted data from SSDs is unlikely at best. For a hard drive the answer is totally different as the data is usually retained after deleting.
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  123. I am sure glad the heat mode is working when we have the week of 5F temps each year in Pittsburgh PA. However I expect people north of me will think 5F / -15C was a heat wave..
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  124. Someone could also use public wifi or some other internet connection that is not in any way associated with the individual and then use a random / fake mac address to connect to that wifi making it extremely difficult to track down the individual.
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  125. At work I probably purchased 50 MX500s.
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  126. My wife holds the same view of tomatoes as you.
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  127. It seems there is work on the ZFS windows port: https://github.com/openzfsonwindows/ZFSin
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  128. I remember running coaxial ethernet in my parents house to connect up a few computers that were in different rooms.
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  129. I totally disagree. Someone could have forgotten to install the same bolts (or the cotter pins that prevent them from backing out) on the door plug on the brand new plane design. And whomever was supposed to inspect the work could have just checked the box instead of actually looking.
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  130.  @hodgeheg480 Fully agreed. MCAS was needed because of a design consideration that was made long ago and not easy to change on the existing plane.
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  131. This is very good advice. I will pass it on to those around me who could be susceptible to this type of attack.
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  132.  @poofygoof  At work I still have a few 15K SAS drives in old servers.
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  133. 0:44 Two of the 3 German Shepherds I had growing up had hip dysplasia that ended their life early. My first was an all black haired girl named Princes that looked a lot like this one. All 3 were over 100lb.
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  134. This year I will make more money on dividends than I did as my starting gross pay on my current job. I know this does not account for inflation but its still an accomplishment.
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  135.  @josephcoram4361  I heard this statement many times in Pittsburgh PA as person who was born in 72
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  136.  @josephcoram4361  Could be I have been in Pittsburgh my entire life.
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  137. Same here as a person born in the Mount Lebanon hospital in Jan 1972. For the first 31 years of my life I lived close to the Liberty Tunnels but since then I am on top of the hill close to the S curve on 79 above Neville Island.
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  138.  @ThatAintNoPuppy  Just got home on Saturday. She is still not entirely well (flu like symptoms) but managing. She takes apheresis treatments every 2 weeks to for her gravis. If she misses treatment for too long her immune system makes her muscles so weak she has extreme difficulty moving around. This is a terrible disease. I feel sympathy for you.
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  139.  @ThatAintNoPuppy  Thank you.
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  140. I use top and htop the most with a little usage of iotop. Since I use zfs and have over 300TB of storage I use a few of the zfs utilities to check performance and io status also.
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  141. My 2011 Tucson is still running strong at 150k miles.
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  142.  @ChibiKeruchan  Then your wife throws away the shampoo bottle because it's empty. I mention this because I can't keep an empty bottle anywhere in the house. My wife will detect it and recycle it. No matter where I try to hide it.
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  143. It shows me that we were fooling ourselves to think we were technologically advanced. We are very far from where we need to be even if we do find a vaccine for this pandemic.
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  144. There is a tremendous amount of waste heat in current thermal power generation.
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  145. It would be possible but not at all energy efficient. You could end up using 3 units of hydrogen to produce 2 total units at the output.
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  146. For a 1/2 mile I would walk unless I was with someone that this is not an option or the weather was bad or there was a large hill in the way. Being from Pittsburgh PA where hills are in all directions this can be a problem.
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  147. As a 51 year old programmer (who sits in a char for 12 hours a day) I am looking for a new chair to replace my current chair because as I get older I am developing a lot of pain in my upper back, neck and shoulders. I am 5'8" (175 +- 5lb) but because of my short legs and current desk height any chair I use absolutely needs to be around 16 inches max for the seat height including the cushion (if it isn't mesh). Over 18 inches and my feet don't touch the ground without something under my feet and over 19 and my athlete legs hit the underside of the desk. I definitely require neck and lumbar support and the arm rests must be under 25 inches otherwise they will hit the desk. This severely limits my options. I do have a chair of the right height and it's reasonably comfortable but without the neck support I develop a lot of pain in the upper back and neck area. I will review this video later in the day.
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  148. As a person who is 9 days before his 50th birthday and was born in the USA and lived in south western PA my whole life I can't tell the difference in the Rs at 4:20
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  149. Do you expect the cost to come down within the next few decades to make this a possibility for non billionaires?
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  150. I admit I am one of those who don't listen to the safety demonstration any more. I have seen it more than a hundred times.
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  151. Same here as I have used linux since the late 1990s. Every time I want to see what ports are listening (not often enough) I Google "linux listening ports" then find this "sudo netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN" and paste it into my terminal. This happens probably 1 time every 3 to 6 months so I (as a 52 year old) forget the command by the time I need it again..
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  152. How is the space handled for Pop3 or Gmailify? My primary Gmail account is always close to the 15GB limit and the interface keeps asking me to pay for extra storage.
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  153. Thanks a lot! I have had to use an extension on the logitech receiver a few times to prevent this issue however I have never looked into the source of the problem.
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  154. I really don't understand why the FDA allows product labeling to lie about "sugar free" being that diabetics need to avoid sugars.
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  155.  @user-gh8wt2zi2n  For me both are equally disgusting. I don't want any part a person's body touching my food at all.
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  156. For me I was paying more than $1 but much closer to $1 than $6. I never paid drugstore prices for my blades (usually purchased in bulk on eBay, Amazon, or warehouse club) so I never thought DSC was a great value even though their commercials were funny.
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  157.  @jorgeaura2890  If you watch some of the PC repair channels there are cases where sag can damage the board causing some of the solder balls of the core or the memory to break away under the strain. I actually clicked on this video because I saw one repair yesterday where a 4090 board was bent the opposite way by using a support bracket on the far end of the card.
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  158. 3:34 I think this is where Americans have the most trouble. When you have never seen such a sign and have 3 seconds to understand it there is a bit of confusion.
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  159. Without watching the video I say it's worse on Mars than the current conditions around the Chernobyl plant. This is one reason why comments like a million people on Mars in the next 20 to 30 years was always going to be ridiculous.
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  160. In the past I did look into their stock a few times but never held any shares. One reason is I am not one to chase a stock when it's going up. Also as a DIY person who has worked in construction I never ended up purchasing any of their products since I didn't install any hardwood flooring.
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  161. The engineer in me loves this project and attention you have to detail and your persistence! With that said, how much power does all of the pumps use compared to the 4 fans?
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  162.  @trevorrichard4710  I accidently typed concurred instead of conquered in my original question.
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  163. The stupid warning on the navigation that makes me have to take my eyes off the road to confirm.
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  164. 4:25 I believe I can here the tapping sound over
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  165. Watching this I wish the MMA fighter would have greeted the driver with 1 punch instead of trying to shut off the motor.
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  166. 11:48 Doesn't this mean that if the device is plugged in to your PC anyone can login (because it does not have biometrics) or do you still have the password entry?? Edit: 21:37 I see now you have a pin to remember instead of a password.
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  167. My HP 7520 complains about the foreign cartridges but allows me to print. I both use generic ones every once and awhile and also fill those myself with ink I purchased a decade ago. I fill a few times then get a new set of generic cartridges.
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  168. I have a great love for German Shepherds. I had 3 growing up one after the other. Ah at 2:22 she has the head tilt. I love it.
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  169. As a person from the USA I expected that the government was the #1 problem in most places and the geography or lack of clean drinking water a second but still a very large problem.
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  170. For the use of the knife and fork, I will use either hand for either but mostly with the knife in the left hand and fork in the right. I am mostly right handed person but a try to use the left. Also I am a very fast eater (my wife has tried to slow me down for all of the 17 and 3/4 years she has known me). As a result switching hands in mid stream probably does not happen much.
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  171. Mine digital thermostat complains and tells me to call for service but it's just counting days. I think its set for 6 months but I have a 4 inch thick filter. Thankfully I am not locked out of resetting the state and can put in my own darn filter.
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  172. Thanks for testing this! Since I already have a charger and batteries for both Dewalt and Ryobi if I would need another hammer drill I would purchase the Dewalt drill instead of the Ryobi kit.
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  173. For me in the 1970s and early 1980s before the large malls came in there were a few smaller malls that had a grocery store around me. Since then two of these have been converted to office space and are no longer malls. One of the 3 or 4 large malls was sitting vacant for like 5 years but has been torn down because no one would purchase it and people were breaking in to the facility causing a potential safety problem.
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  174. I do have a few wool layers and like them for their insulation but they always cause me to itch at least a little bit.
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  175. What did Boeing eventually do with the planes? I am very curious.
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  176.  @ThePolaroid669  I setup a 110TB zfs array (raidz2 x2) at work last month using 14 used 10TB He10 drives that we paid around $90US each. I would have loved to use SSDs but my budget didn't allow for that. When 8TB SSDs become around $200 US I would begin replacing the spinners.
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  177. I am glad the car came to a stop without killing anyone.
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  178. Doesn't your ISP give you at least 1 email account? I get up to 10 per with my ISP and although I don't use most of them for actual email they do serve as recovery accounts.
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  179. Why is that guy just standing in the middle of the intersection when cars are sliding down the hill?
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  180. It would likely have to be fully autonomous for the average public to use.
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  181. As an EE I expect the device to work as a heater but in no way will the electrical energy output be even equal to the electrical input.
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  182. ​ @55damien55 I expected the in the conversion stage to be much higher.
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  183. I have done a little testing with docker in hopes that I could use it to help me as a software engineer who does medical imaging research for the last 27+ years. With that said the Doom part drew me to this video!
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  184. Does the oil sticker on the windshield tell you the answer to who was the previous shop??
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  185. I really hate the idea that we should solve traffic by making it more expensive or more inconvenient for the lower income people to travel to work so that the rich can get to their destination quicker.
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  186. I am very concerned about this because how do we know that the missing or improperly installed bolts were just limited to the plug door on this 737 Max-9. Could other parts on other planes be improperly installed. To me this is more scary than the MCAS problem.
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  187. We bought the 2018 Crosstrek in the cool grey khaki for my wife back in the summer of 2018 with the mid tier upgrade package. No complaints so far my wife loves the car.
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  188. 12:30 It is a little harder than this if you have BitLocker enabled. For my departement I do not have BitLocker. For the hospital system I work at they do and also have a fair amount of 10+ year old systems and don't have every key making the problem much more difficult.
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  189. This is good timing for me. As I cyclist I have multiple inflators which I know are inaccurate. One reads about 7psi high and the other reads low. I want to get a digital one gauge that is small and accurate.
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  190.  @ProjectFarm  After watching the video, I lean towards SKS Germany because it has presta but the ETENWOLF looks like a great value. Presta is not essential as I always have an adapter since my inflators are schrader. Edit: I got the ETENWOLF Plus with presta adapter.
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  191. 0:56 I love it!
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  192. I went a decade without cutting my hair. It was half way down my back. I don't think I lost any magical powers when I finally had it cut.
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  193. Wind was not a big factor on Friday morning. Very light wind if anything.
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  194. I wish he was in south western PA.
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  195. Although I get my taxes prepared by a professional at no cost to me (relative who does free returns for AARP), I am more concerned with the cost of services like H&R block than I am for something like $60 software.
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  196. I very much wish this command actually worked like linux sudo and what I mean is you type the password 1 time and can run admin tasks for the next 15 minutes or some time frame with no popup or password prompt. Also you can specify individual executables that specific users or groups can execute with or without a password.
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  197. I think in the USA many traffic lights are designed to create traffic with the purpose to reduce the chance of excessive speeding. Same goes with modern parking lots around shopping centers. They design the entrance to maximize the traffic so everyone has to go slow. The thing after enough frustration with these designs I go somewhere else to avoid the 15 minutes it takes to get parked.
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  198.  hickspaced  My point is the area I was mostly talking about which was designed in the last few years. It's very clear that they read this research and gone out of the way to make traffic as bad as it can be to keep drivers from speeding. As a customer I no longer go to that shopping center because it takes 10 to 15 minutes to get to park. I can instead go to a different store that was designed decades ago and park in 1 minute and avoid the hassle. Their loss for the bad customer experience.
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  199. As for wasting money I am more frustrated with the Airport project. There is nothing at all wrong with the current PIT airport. It's condition is better than many other airports I have been in of a similar size. I don't understand the reasoning for rebuilding it again. Seems like a pointless waste of money that could have been spent on more pressing needs like the bridges and roads.
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  200. #2 At first I was like what are these people doing jogging in the middle of the road to argue with a driver up ahead. Then I noticed that the driver ahead was in front of the signal not behind.
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  201. I would say that encryption makes the process more difficult but not impossible.
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  202. Although I do now have ECC on every zfs system (8 to 10) I have between home and work, I did run zfs systems for several years in production at work without any corruption. The key is to make sure your system is stable before using it. For me that meant 0 errors on memtest86 for 72+ hours of testing. No overclocking of CPU or ram / only JEDEC standard speeds and timings.
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  203.  @dltisdal  I thought it was a little ridiculous to get the suv towed instead of the tire being fixed. Maybe she has some type of towing service where she pays a monthly fee.
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  204. Most likely you will have to stay inside of a building that is highly shielded at all times. Possibly living deep under the surface of the planet only to come up to the surface on rare occasions.
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  205. I would like to be in daylight saving time all the time instead of going back to standard time in the winter causing it to be dark before 5PM.
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  206. HP wants you to use their ink because they sell the printer at little to no profit. They make up their profit in the ink.
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  207. For checks, I have probably written a single check in the last 10 years. Before that I did use my checks more often. The unusual thing with my checks is my bank was purchased by a different bank but the checks from the old bank are still good and my account number did not change so they did not give me new checks. I have forgotten this more than once and had to look it up to make sure the old checks were still valid..
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  208. 0:25 My wife always tries to get me to put on more layers before a bicycle ride in the winter. I try to avoid the additional layers to keep the sweating to a minimum because if you sweat too much you end up cold especially later in the day when the sun is going down.
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  209. The grids are a bit foreign to me. I live in a very hilly section in south western PA. Most areas are hilly except the flat lands near the rivers. We don't really have a much of a grid in the hilly sections.
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  210.  @oleksandrlytvyn532  I have it installed on a dozen linux servers at work and I have not seen any issue however 40% of our desktops were affected by the BSOD on friday. I had to drive in 18 miles and fix them. What is worse is the hospital system I work at has thousands of machines affected and it will take weeks to totally fix this.
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  211. As an 51 year old American I will sometimes eat or drink with the other hand. It depends on the situation and my mood. For steak I will probably not to the zig zag and instead cut with one hand and have the fork in the other. With that said I have to mention that I am nearly always the fastest person eating at any table. It's not something I think about or try but I have always been this way. My wife has tried for 20+ years to break this but its not likely to happen.
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  212.  @Otoskire  What did the current multi-millionaire occupants of the white house do to help the middle class with the huge cost of living increase over the last 4 years? The answer is absolutely nothing. They completely ignored the problem and were very enthusiastic on how well their economy was doing. Kamala even said she wouldn't have changed a thing in the last 4 years. To me as a middle class white collar I felt highly insulted by this and I am extremely angry with the way the country was ran for the last 4 years.
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  213. You nailed my thoughts perfectly on the intro segment. That is exactly as I would react. Budweiser it is.. 😊
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  214. Hmm, the reason I drink the pods is the coffee is much better tasting and I only want a single cup per day. I used to buy beans and grind but that was more work however it did cost less.
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  215. I was going to mention that. It seemed much less hassle compared to the previous one where he had to let some fuel out and also had to deal with the extra weight.
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  216. I have used Gentoo at home and work since around 2000 however as I get older (51 now) I have less time to manage / deal with the long update process and failures so I am slowly converting to Rocky or Ubuntu depending on the use case.
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  217. I had the opportunity to visit Beaver Valley PA unit #2 in the 1980s before it turned on as a teenager in a young engineers program. I highly enjoyed the visit.
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  218. Being that I live within 3 miles nearly directly in line of a runway, I am very interested in this video!
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  219. I am not sure I would do that at 5F, although at that temp I am half way home on my 18 mile trip before the heat begins to work (provided I did not have to brush snow and ice off my car).
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  220. No the breakthrough does not live up to the clickbait but it is a great step however as a 50 (almost 51) year old I don't expect to see this work commercially in my lifetime. They are a very long way from that.
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  221. 0:22 are there really 40 such malls in a 60 minute drive? For me I would say I have three in a 60 minute drive in my area of south western PA. One additional mall closed in the last 5 or so years.
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  222. systemd-analyze blame told me that docker.service was taking 8 seconds or so on one of my home servers. I didn't even know that I had docker installed in that box. I am not using it there..
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  223. It's frustrating how expensive that trip is getting especially if you don't have an EZPass.
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  224.  @johnnydoe6696  I would be 101. I doubt I will be here.
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  225. The big problem with Geothermal energy is the cost of drilling. If it was not so expensive there is all the energy you will ever need (for your house, business, factory ...) a small number of km below your feet.
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  226. One thing about the nuclear option is some software may require you to have your license codes handy. You may not have these codes readily available years after paying for such software. I have run into this problem when helping friends where they purchased software online years ago and upgraded but lost the codes.
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  227. Allow less fresh water from rivers to end up in the ocean.
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  228. How does that connect to the internet?
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  229. 13:55 I expected the whole thing to fall apart after removing the 2 10mm bolts that hold the caliper on and I wasn't disappointed. Oh my, I assume it was towed in.
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  230. I hope you can review the Khadas VIM3 soon. I am torn between both for a pvr fronted device for MythTV.
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  231. In Pennsylvania every few years in the fall we get a day of 70 MPH winds (usually without rain) and I find that to be crazy. I can't imagine going through this. Please stay safe!
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  232.  @richdobbs6595  My point is if its more efficient to use some other current storage method why pick this? Will it be cheaper in the long run or last longer than other competing energy storage methods? I expect the answer is we don't know yet but it could be better.
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  233. I have run Gentoo since 2003/2004. However at 52 years old I don't have the same time as I did in my early 30s to keep my systems up to date. I have converted many systems to Rocky between home and work.
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  234. My first thought is this scenario may not even be an infection of your PC as someone could have obtained you address book in a different manner.
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  235.  @gawkthimm6030  Thank you. Makes sense to me.
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  236. I used PromoCache years ago starting at when it was in beta testing. It worked well for compile times however I have not used it since moving several of my windows build systems to all SSD however this was before Optane was an option.
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  237. Same in south western PA. Last year you would see groups of hundreds in a small area and they were all over. This year you see much fewer and much smaller groups.
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  238. I definitely want to see more single board computers. That is the main reason why I am a subscriber to this channel.
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  239. I think it is supposed to help you with steep hills and snow. I have enabled it like 5 times in the 11 years I have had my Tuscon however without enough practice it makes me more uncomfortable on snow than leaving it off.
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  240. I like that you helped him out. I remember about a decade a go I could not get my front rotors off of a Ford Escape at home I tried for hours hitting them with a hammer / mallet and heating with a torch and several ways to pull with c-clamps but neither method worked. I ended up taking it back to the shop to handle that.
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  241. When I hear the words price point it likely means me as a member of the middle class can't afford it.
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  242. ​ @kingdomross8974 ​Yes however we had double digit % losses in 2022 and that combined with everything being significantly more expensive it seems the increase in retirement is a wash at best.
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  243. I think you and another site convinced me to not get the gamers chair I was considering as a 51 year old athletic 175lb +-5lb 5'8" programmer who sits in a chair 12 hours a day. Now I have more searching to do. I spent 4 hours today looking over the choices at amazon. This is extra difficult because my height restrictions. The top of the seat must be around 16" off the floor at min setting/ arm rest must be under 25" at min setting. Having shorter legs and the height of my desk it's not an easy task to find a good / comfortable chair for me that has a headrest. I currently have a chair that meets the height restrictions easily but then it ends 3/4 of the way up my back and no head rest cause me pain in the upper back and neck.
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  244. I have RockyLinux 9.4 servers at work but thankfully I was not impacted in May. I did have a few desktops go down on Friday.
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  245. Being that I live directly west of my work, I have considered this for the times of the year that even with regular sunglasses the sun is too bright.
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  246. Hmm. At work we are not moving to Windows 11 yet..
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  247. Ebay became extremely unfriendly to individual sellers with their fees and the buyer is always right policy. While I have had dozens of items I sold in the past, I can't see myself ever using this platform to sell another item. It's too unfriendly to small sellers.
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  248. At work for some unknown reason our company customized installation media for MS Office while installing disabled the "Network List Service" after a reboot. This happened on every single PC we installed. After this service was disabled the Network icon did not show on the task bar. And if you got to the network settings page it would crash in a second or 2. Windows Update would report a failure code while looking for updates. After several hours of trying the troubleshooter / just fix it, SFC /Scannow, DISM ... nothing helped. It took me many hours to find a post about this which lead me to check and see that indeed "Network List Service" was disabled and that reenabling it fixed all of the issues. I then after some testing found out that our Office installer was the cause. I don't know if this was something someone in software licensing did or what but it was quite a frustrating problem.
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  249. I think I have the same model. I paid around $200 for mine on Ebay around 2 decades ago. I have replaced the batteries 3 or 4 times for around $125 each time. With that said I do have 2 other UPSs with the newest being a Bluetti AC1800. The plan is to eventually run my PCs on solar during the summer months.
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  250. For me the #1 cause of constant disk activity is OneDrive. At work I have a 25TB account. I made the mistake of putting 6TBs of work data in it with several million files. The problem is it takes hours upon hours to detect changes. We used to have a Box account before and it did not have this performance problem with so many files. That is part of the reason why I am in this situation. My company switched away from Box to OneDrive to save cost.
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  251. For a while I switched to more expensive modern beam style blades but then had tearing issues that seemed to be related to too much contact pressure so I switched back to the cheaper blades and replace them a week before I go for my annual state inspection. So I don't have to pay the shop 3 times the cost of the blades they install.
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  252. I used to take this around 20 years ago when I was trying to bench press 2 times my weight. I nearly achieved that and would have if I weighed 2 or 3 lb less however it didn't happen then and now at 50 years old it's not going to happen.
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  253. 3:46 that was my exact thought instantly after you showed how much rain fall was required. It would be much easier, cheaper and more efficient to just fit a turbine to the downspout.
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  254.  @john_g_harris  I think that would be a good usage of this device. It's not about power generation its about measuring rainfall provided that it is accurate. I would be a little concerned that a change in the composition of the rain (like being more acidic) could alter the result / accuracy of measurement or could the tubes change / degrade over time.
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  255. In my use case where I have an enterprise 25TB account that contains tens of millions of files OneDrive has become a serious performance problem. We had originally used Box and had migrated to OneDrive over a year ago as a cost savings as the price of Box greatly increased after our contract ran out. Anyways my problem is that OneDrive will often take several hours searching for changes were this was not an issue at all with Box. I have reduced the issue somewhat by moving large portions of my data to folders that don't sync but it's not great with my workflow as in IT I have a half dozen machines I use regularly.
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  256. Watching the 3 clips I was feeling a little ashamed from a fellow person who is driving through my home town. I have driven in all 3 places many times.
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  257. 8:15 When you talk gonkulator I think of the John Deere argument for why you can't service your farm equipment.
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  258. I stopped the video at that point to mention this. The suv was not fully into the shoulder when the cammer passed. And it was not even close. The entire drivers side wheels never crossed the white line / they appeared to be 8 inches to 1 foot still in the lane when the cammer passed in the same lane.
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  259. For me the worst thing about the advertisements are over 90% of the time they are products that I would never ever purchase. Even though they know my entire history of video watching they don't know me at all.
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  260. I have thought about this even on ICE vehicles as I use the engine to slow me down most of the time and only press the brake pedal when necessary. In my wife's car the cvt transmission slows the car quite a bit if I completely remove my foot from the gas.
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  261. For me my recent lower usage of Gmail is a result of getting way too much mail. I get 300+ emails every single day on gmail. I have no time to keep up with that amount of flow so don't read it often.
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  262. As a customer this practice is getting more and more frustrating and may lead me to just have amazon deliver the product to me tomorrow instead of me picking it up in the store today. As a shareholder I can understand.
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  263. I think a worse problem in the USA is people don't always use their turn signals.
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  264. I used to drink soda every day however it's been more than 5 years since I have cut out most of the sugar from my diet so that and fruit juice are gone off my list. I expect if I had a cherry or vanilla cola that it would taste pretty nasty to me now that I have not consumed it for so long.
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  265.  @almuric1baggins337  Too much work. I have around 400 hundred accounts. I also as a person in IT use 20+ devices on a given day which can limit the options.
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  266. I have known about ProtonMail for some time however the thing that stops me is ease of getting other free email accounts and the fact that proton mail is not free for a realistic account. I am at no shortage of free email accounts. My ISP also provides multiple email accounts for me (at no additional cost) and these works fine if I use outlook which I currently get for free via office 365 from work.
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  267. Maybe she had experience driving an ATV or something that helped her understand how to drive the car. In my neighborhood I see kids every once and a while on ATVs and go carts on the public neighborhood streets (not the main roads).
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  268. Wow! Looking at the financials on Yahoo finance its terrible. The company is trading at ~61 cents and lost 53 cents per share in the last quarter. You can't operate with those financials.
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  269. I just had to use ncdu on a server at work to figure out why the 50GB os partition was 99% full. I'm glad I remembered its name. In the past I would have to google the command to show me the 10 largest folders.
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  270. After my mother passed away, I obtained her phone and after having it for a few weeks I decided to have my old phone disconnected and just go with her phone and number instead of switching my number to her better phone. The reason is I was getting unwanted calls daily and her phone does not get any. With that said my old phone was not connected to any online accounts so I didn't have any issue switching.
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  271. In my 48 years on this planet I have never felt one myself although there were a few occasions (my guess is less than 5) were it was possible to feel one from several hundred miles away. I just was not one of the people who noticed. Other than about 15 total weeks (mostly vacation) I have spent my entire life inside a 100 mile radius of Pittsburgh PA, USA.
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  272. Are the certificates made in this way still viewed by browsers ... as untrusted? This is something that annoys me with self-signed certificates.
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  273. 9:24 Were these flood stories related to the ice melt that happened at the end of the ice age? As a person who lives on land that was covered in ice 10 or so thousand years ago I am very interested in the dramatic global warming that happened to cause the ice to melt. When you are told that the ice was 2000 feet tall in New York at the highest point this is an amount that is difficult for me to comprehend. How much of the water on earth was in this ice? How low were the oceans compared to now?
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  274. My understanding in 2023 is that Hydrogen is being used as an inefficient battery replacement technology where you lose 1/2 of the energy in the conversions instead of 10 to 20 percent you do with lithium.
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  275. I do enjoy giving out candy since I moved to my own house in 2004. This year was quite different but I still managed to give out candy to the kids. To keep social distancing I put a small bucket at the bottom of my driveway with a Happy Halloween sign and a note to take 2.
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  276. Thankfully our Waste Management contract has switched back to recycling glass after a few years where they didn't want glass in our recycle bins.
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  277. Thanks. It took your comment and watching it several times to see what was happening and why this was even part of the video.
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  278. I was expecting recycling
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  279. I was somewhat trying to avoid watching the couple of videos on this release because I didn't really want to spot any vehicles in the wreckage.
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  280. Are these really loose bolts? I mean the castellated ones like the ones preventing the door plug from lifting out of the assembly pretty much can not be loose if the cotter pin was installed after the bolt was tightened unless there is some physical defect in the bolt itself which is very unlikely because they are over designed to prevent any chance of being loose if properly installed. Or are these finding different bolts on the plane which are not castellated to be loose? Also is this loose bolt problem limited to just the 737 Max?
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  281. I start to get worried when the transmission starts having noticeable problems.
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  282. On Earth hydrogen is not a source of energy because there is very little of elemental hydrogen on the planet. It takes more energy to produce hydrogen from water or some other molecule than you can get out of the process. It's more of an inefficient battery competitor than an energy source.
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  283. 1:10 LOL! None of me code will be in use if and when its possible that individual people are able to live 256 years! I expect by then AI would take over my job as a software engineer in medical imaging research.
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  284. I would say the software needs fixed when it bricks the hardware that you purchased.
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  285. I have some very slow warmup CFLs in my 2 story foyer with stars. I installed the bulbs close to 2 decades ago and they still work but they are very annoying because you can easily traverse the stairs and catwalk before the lights are warmed up and before they are warmed up the illumination isn't that great at all..
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  286. 0:50 Oh my, please don't put the word fire in the name of a lithium battery!
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  287. I think we need to stockpile used plastic in some type of landfill until a time where it becomes more attractive to recycle. This is instead of the current practice of shipping it off to companies in third world nations who end up dumping the plastic in the ocean instead of actually recycling it as they are paid to do so.
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  288.  @AlexandriPatris  Thanks.
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  289.  @AlexandriPatris  I figured that you meant Ecotank. For my HP printer I may try to fix it first by cleaning the rubber wheel that grabs the top sheet of paper. Then check the gears. I haven't got around to this because I don't print that often any more.
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  290.  @lsrx101  Thanks, I had already cleaned them several times but that did not solve the problem. With the help of a youtube video, I have since fixed the problem. It was caused by the slipping of a gear. Like the video showed I slid the gear to the side and added a little amount of glue then put it back in place. The printer now works but I have only printed 10 to 20 sheets since fixing. I don't print that often.
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  291. As a US citizen I have 2 main concerns about RIETs. #1 The US government and its tax laws. I am concerned that the could change the rules making the value of my investment much lower. I got burned pretty badly by the current president who made declared that 1 of my stocks I as no longer a legal business (its in court but I sold having lost 1/2 of my investment). #2 What percentage of a diversified portfolio should be the max for RIETs for someone in their 50s who will be retired at some point in the next 10 years.
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  292. It's interesting to me that it allowed you to charge while driving.
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  293. 13:21 I try the same thing for the same reason.
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  294. I like to call it "DRP" Digital Rights Prevention. As it prevents the person paying for the item the ability to use it as they see fit. Even though advertizing says own your copy of X, as long as this exists you really don't own anything.
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  295. I have played around with Arduino boards but not ESP32 however because of the performance and wifi in the esp32 I have wanted to start using it. I have a few projects around the yard where I the wifi will come in handy and (not make the wife unhappy if I had to damage the grass to put in yet another wire).
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  296. In Pittsburgh we have not had much snow in the past few years however my single stage blower has been dead for 3 years. Not exactly sure why it does not start at all even with the electric starter. I have said a dozen times I was going to look at in over the summer but never got around to that. Anyways I could consider getting this if the snow increased for a few years as I have a long driveway with a hill.
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  297. One of my childhood neighbors had a sign that said that. I think in the mid to late 1980s.
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  298. For me It used to be 8 to 10 days but for the last year its measured in months instead of days as I only drive to work 1 or 2 days instead of every day.
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  299. 1:06 it will weigh a lot less going back up than it did going down which should be enough to make up for the energy losses in the system.
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  300. About a month ago I purchased the Ryobi to replace my corded Arrow. Since then I have used the Ryobi about a dozen times mainly for Inline Skate repair and modifications to the boot lacing to add an additional loop for the laces at the top. It has worked wonderfully for all my usage and it is much easier to use without the cord. The arrow with the cord was very cord heavy causing it to easily fall all the time especially when used on a small table. With the Ryobi its very stable with the battery side down. I haven't knocked it over yet.
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  301. For the most part I no longer partition hard drives since their role has changed over the years. What I mean is HDs are now usually data storage used in raid arrays or standalone backup devices and not used for OS.
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  302. My first thought is about the rotation with the cylinder rings. Won't that cause leakage or lots of wear?
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  303. I am here because I am looking for a chair (work from home) and unfortunately where I live the selection of chairs that I can try out before I purchase is very limited. At Staples I found 1 gaming chair that I liked and possibly 1 office chair that could work. At 51 years old I definitely want the neck pillow / head support. However for gamming chair the pillow was attached by a non adjustable elastic strap. My first thought was in 2 months it would no longer stay put forcing me to have to find some way to tighten the strap.
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  304. I could use 3 of them in raid 5 and get rid of all my spinners. I would pay $300 to $500 for such a drive. Anymore than that I would just wait for my price even if it took a decade.
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  305. I am okay with the AvE unboxing style as long as you don't damage the item you are unboxing in the process.
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  306. I was just thinking of this today since my headlights on my 2011 Tucson are just beginning to show a little oxidation.
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  307. We had the glass bottle deposits in Pennsylvania in the 1970s and early 1980s. No deposits since then. We moved on to having the trash pickup have a separate recycling collection which we pay an extra mandatory fee for the recycling. A few years back the recycling company Waste Management told us to no longer recycle glass. We either have to throw it away with the regular trash or take it to a special glass recycling place or hold it for a once a year recycling event in our local area.
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  308. Considering how big the sun is I would say this will be out of our technological and available materials limit for a very very long time if humans ever reach this level.
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  309. In addition to dictionary words I like to mix in company or product names + acronyms + stock tickers to the mix of words and probably a few symbols and numbers + some upper and lower case
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  310. I use screen every day for many years. On one server I currently have 21 terminals open running badblocks each testing a 10TB He10 drive.
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  311. 1:20 I would say that most traffic lights around me in south western PA are using fixed timers (not sure if any inductive loops are used in the area) however we did recently get a few that have cameras that are used to detect the traffic. Those are great as they minimize unnecessary wait time and the frustration it causes. In one case these cameras were installed on new traffic light that is just off a major highway exit where there is a 4 lane section of 35 mph road (goes down to 2 lanes quickly after the intersection) parallel to the highway. Before they added the traffic light there was a single stop sign on this exit at the 4 lane section of road. The problem is at either rush hour it was extremely difficult to make a left hand turn as the traffic was always coming in at least 1 direction. WIth the new traffic light the 4 lane road always has the green until there is traffic waiting at either of the 2 lefts.
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  312. I agree with the research comment. I have been in medical research for my entire 23+ year career. After the long hours and stress the most difficult and frustrating part is you may end up doing all that work for it it turns out to be mostly wasted time.
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  313. To me this can be an idea on the Moon once we colonize it but not before that happens so as a 52 year old I say it's not likely in my lifetime.
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  314. I have used rclone for a couple of years. I use it because I have a 25TB OneDrive account and I find that it's not easy to mange that much data with either of the official methods. I believe I installed it from winget on my windows machines and distro packages on several different linux systems at work and home. I have not used the rclone mount command on windows however after seeing this I may try it to see of it improves my OneDrive usage. Edit: WoW! Mounting appears to be a way better experience in my use case! I am going to switch to not using the work OneDrive in Windows and instead mounting the O: drive as it avoids the crazy long sync process I have with 10s of millions of files and is much faster to update and load files.
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  315. I have 2 of the same nocos which have worked well for me using on mid sized SUV or smaller. However if these break I will remember this review..
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  316. My mother survived her second shot with a very serious case of Myasthenia Gravis however she did get very sick and spent over a week in the hospital as a result.
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  317. Once he started talking about the number of passengers, I got disappointed. The price tag for such a trip would not be in the price range I am willing to pay.
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  318.  @nigelogilvie9450  Maybe a bit strong but they intentionally made a change that was harmful to older people and people without perfect eyesight and didn't want to revert the harmful change.
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  319.  @askleonotenboom  I tried to reply to the other comment on this yesterday but for some reason it didn't go through.
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  320.  @zippythechicken  I suspect this will cost the hospital system I work at millions of dollars alone and downtime of some services for months. For me a medical imaging research person it will at least delay a research project that was supposed to go live next week because several of the radiologists that would use the system had their clinical reading workstation (at home) affected and it will take time for IT to drive to each house and fix (or reinstall because of the old systems and bitlocker) during this time the same IT people will not be able to install my research software because they don't have time to do so. One of the radiologists involved is a 5+ hour drive away.
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  321. As a person who rides several hundred miles a year on a bike without touching the handle bars (usually to reduce pain in the hands on a long ride), I am trying to understand how the balance of the bike is altered by the reverse rotation of the handle bars compared to the front wheel.
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  322. When I saw the title of this I expected you were talking about the Zoo in my hometown. It's been a long time but I do remember this.
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  323. After watching it the first time I had no idea what the complaint was and why the video was even posted but I don't have this light system or the detectors in the pavement at all around me.
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  324. 23:20 I really want to understand why they can't test the actual production channel file and need to test only a mock channel file.
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  325. If you are talking about fuel cell cars the hydrogen has to be highly compressed some as much as 10000 PSI /700 bar. This is not practical from this device.
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  326. It's even less efficient to do that. This engineer has several videos that explain the efficiency of a hydrogen combustion engine instead of fuel cell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c253-J6pzPk
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  327. After cost and safety I want to hear about efficiency, cold performance and number of cycles before it dies.
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  328.  @TheChilaxicle  If you are talking about the USA the government clearly failed at all levels. From the White House to congress to state governors to local leadership. The media failed as well.
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  329. I am watching this again because my Ryobi P737D has died in about 3 years. It had been sounding very bad for a long time but still worked. Today I tried to inflate my suv tires and it couldn't get to 30psi. I use it both for my 2 suvs and 2 bicycles. I need a replacement about the same size as the ryobi (so I can take it with me on cycling trips) that will last longer.
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  330. Because of all the hacks I avoid storing passwords for financial sites in my vault except for 1 which has 2 factor. I have just changed that password.
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  331.  @Lili-ls7um  That's actually how I store the important ones. The non important ones (over 400) are stored in the password manager.
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  332. As a person who lives in a city where the police department notified the news stations of a long list of crimes to not call 911 over since the police will not show up unless there is a current danger of serious injury I find this quite a bit too far on the other direction.
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