I’m proud of you.
Chaotic Good.
Bikes, outside, Linux, open source, systems, python, go, kubernetes.
I post quite a few pictures of pets and food.
Huge roguelike fan. Horde survivors, deck builders. Big indies game enjoyer.
| Toilet preference | Yes |
| Hair | Yes |
| How many days | Yes |
| Don’t be a dick | Yes |
https://melonking.net/free/software/flood
There is so much cool shit on the internet. This is an example of why the internet exists.
Oh right I need to charge the car. Let me turn off vpn, get off wifi / stop using pihole, enable location services.
Oh no that didn’t work? Okay let me force close, send the unlock. Nope? Maybe nfc works, oh yep there we go.
Oh charging port won’t open? Oh right there’s an update pending and the car needs to reboot.
Okay it rebooted. Now I can press the “start” button to unlock the charging port. Oh whoops, the lift gate just opened, not the charging port.
Being able to go wherever I want however I want whenever I want on a bike is how I feel most free.
Through a field. Down a trail. Through some alleys or lots. By a lake. Or just down a bike path.
As fast or as slow as I can muster.
It just feels correct and good.
My son is starting to discover these feelings and it makes it even better.
Geeencloud vps has some great deals. 4GB 2 cores, 2GB swap, 35G volume 4TB of traffic on a 10Gbps link for 25 dollars a year.
Definitely worthwhile for a beater box / proxy / vpn. Depending on your use case the traffic volume could be a limitation but for 25 annually it’s a great value.
I vaguely recall having to contact support as I couldn’t get the console signup to work properly. Got an almost immediate response and was up and running.
Also, in addition to the basic "haha, oh no..." reaction, reading that issue is a genuine treat because of how well Anderson is handling it for setuptools!
Especially given that it's setuptools, of all projects: probably the most unfairly derided project in the whole packaging space. The patience and compassion on display are virtues worth emulating.
https://www.geappliances.com/appliance/Ice-Dispenser-Bucket-Drive-Cup-WR17X11459
The reviews all state exactly what happened. Looking on other sites people state more detailed reports.
Sounds like probably the incorrect material for the load and environment though.
My aunt’s ice maker had a failure in the auger drive coupling. A plastic bit that mates to the output drive sheared on the inner portion that seats in the housing. I’m guessing somehow it became bound in such a way that the torque overcame the material strength.
I’m going to see if I can find a replacement part. It’s a bit beyond my modeling capability, even being in the freezer I would still be concerned with food safety.
I’m guessing I’ll have to buy an entire new assembly though.
Stephen Rosen
