MF is the leader of the free world and has less meetings than I do

Trades or service workers live outside the area and commute or cram in 8 to a house. My uncle was driving 3 to 5 hours one way doing heavy equipment at one point before he bailed out of the area. Everyone who works in San Fran/San Jose drives in from Pleasanton, Livermore, shit as far out as Tracy and Stockton, and turn the entire 580 into a 24 hour a day clusterfuck.

How the bay area hasn’t collapsed in on itself is insane to me.

Astroturfed groups run by foreign actors and domestic terrorists admit they got the result they actually wanted, which was a Nazi controlled government.

Fuck off with that shitty distraction.

You’re also assuming they won’t just lure people in with the promise of $$$ and then kidnap them into concentration camps anyway.

What was your input situation before?

Dreamcast outputs at 480i/p which looks about that size on a 1080 display. I think your TV is running in just-scan display mode which is just displaying what it gets pixel for pixel. I’m guessing whatever you used for input before made the TV auto scale itself, but now it’s not on HDMI.

Change the TV to fill and live with it. It’s gonna be a bit blurry.

Put it on your resume and don’t say anything.

I’ve not heard of too many employers really going through the effort to verify most degrees, although that likely changes the higher up the academic tree you get. I only have a bachelors and I’ve never had it actually verified.

He won’t seek a 3rd term, he will simply extend term 2 into infinity

all in on two pair

Stack the jeans

That depends on the deal actually being followed.

Trump has zero intention of following through on any deal he makes, if he finds another option that is more beneficial to himself and himself alone, he will reneg on the deal in a microsecond.

Trucks should either be a 1992 Ford Ranger extended cab or a full-size commercial box truck or flatbed for actual commerical hauling needs. Most trucks in the midrange between those levels are just bad at both worlds.

Bit of projection there, Mr. Suck.

Only 1200 a month?

God I wish.

Well, you shouldn’t. The FCC wants its fine powers back so it can put any anti-Trump media completely out of business, or at least force them to toe the party line.

No passenger car Nissan should be touched, their CVT’s have been and continue to be unreliable dogshit.

One of the later signs of dementia is a belief that one is in a younger age. Where older, stronger memory connections hang on after more recently formed ones have been lost.

Toyota did it, Honda did it, everyone is doing it right now. Covid simply destroyed the modern manufacturing dogma and most of these companies have failed or not bothered to really recover from the supply chain collapse, since they were selling every single vehicle they could make for close to four years straight.

You’d be surprised. They’re less common in urban areas, but you can find multiple in any parking lot in more rural areas.

You want a carbureted small block Chevy or Ford.

Nope.

Pre 1990 mechanically fuel injected, naturally aspirated diesels. 7.3 or 6.9 IDI, 6.2 Detroit, most Cummins industrial engines.

Diesel lasts significantly longer in storage (2+ years) than volatile gasoline (6mo max). I’ve even seen some non-mixed diesel last 10+ years when stored right.
But the biggest deal is that compression ignition engines can basically run on literally any vaguely flammable liquid substance. You can make biodiesel from a ton of stuff ranging from oil bearing crops to animal fat. They run way longer on oil changes because they don’t dump as much thin gas into their oil. And there are no real consumables like spark plugs, distributor caps/rotors/points.

In a post-society situation real fossil fuels or petroleum lubricants or parts will not be available.

Here comes the suspiciously narrow EO that provides marginal benefits to traditional manufacturers but a massive, market-changing benefit to Tesla.

I have found that I can actually get more reliable quality out of bedslingers just because the frame tends to be more rigid.

However they are definitely slower. And if you are printing certain tall, narrow models, the bed movement can cause print failure from the motion knocking it off the build plate.