My dad is (was?) one of these. The dissonance was one of the reasons I rejected religion - their Bible tells them to be good stewards, but when asked why he supports stuff that harms the environment my dad's excuse was that the world was ending soon and only those who didn't get raptured would even be impacted by it.
I checked, the Bible doesn't contain some "shit on the environment if the world is ending soon" clause or exception.
He's turning 15 in a month. I got him a nice groom Friday - he's a tad cold but the weather will get better.
Kind of a useless graph. Separate out the big cities from the rest of the state and now we're talking.
Regent pisses me off lol. All the others I got solid strategies with but regent is still a PITA
Man I'm too tired for this!
Physically unplugging it may not be enough and risks permanent damage. Installing a 50ohm terminator is a much safer option on all accounts and takes just about the same amount of effort as unplugging it ( ~$10 extra).
This is the guide I had used for my previous car: https://imgur.com/gallery/step-by-step-guide-to-disable-onstar-on-2022-chevy-bolt-this-is-reversible-not-permanent-n00QKnH#rGSoW34
Meshtastic is basically just texting, but there are nodes people setup for BBS purposes.
That's fun the part - it's used by nerds testing the network, sending "ping". And others replying and setting up BBS systems.
Once you adjust it works well. The whole "find something at random to watch" paradigm is not really how *arr works, but if a coworker mentions a show I can have it ready when I get home.
Ditto. I'll hear people disparage because "why did they get addicted in the first place" and it frustrates me - I used to work IT for a company with a dedicated facility for people with criminal records. I met many recovered addicts and the most common cause of their addiction was being prescribed opioids.
But I don't think people need an excuse anyway. Life isn't perfect, far from it.
My work has been pushing BMAD method hard on us software engineers and while I do agree using those prompts, scaffolding, and alot of babysitting, you can get fairly good results - it takes more effort than actually just writing the code.
Devs are going to get lazy and stop handholding and steering the LLMs, and since we're now looping LLMs into code review, it's going to miss stuff as well.