3 sticky notes telling me to “go get that incremental backup working”,
2 separate external hard drives,
1 month out of date

*computer frog

VLC includes all codecs it needs internally to play DVD’s. If VLC is not playing DVD’s, there’s something else wrong with your system.

You might also try MPV player.

I’m currently half way thru building a ZFS array using (5) 8tb Ironwolf Pro drives. I’m modelling and 3d printing a custom drive cage with brackets to hold them all inside the shitty Dell tower case I have dedicated to it. Hoping I can get it done sometime Sunday, I’m on V2 of the drive cage print and it takes like 8 hours to do lol.

If the tracker(s) defined in the mag link are still active and have the torrent metadata, then yes a magnet link should also work fine; you just have to add the magnet link, wait for the torrent to update with the torre t name/size in your client before pausing, then do the folder redirect.

Me as a 26yo independent adult

Your first mistake here is assuming he can read.

I detect Honda B-series engine. Damn, if only I hadn’t spent the last 5 years of my life exclusively working on my own Honda of identical build.

Your oil filter is accessed from underneath the car, you will need a set of ramps or a floor jack and jackstands.

It is on the rear side of the engine block, horizontally screwed onto the side of the block. Basically trace your exhaust pipe straight back as it goes under the oil pan, then go up. It’s not terribly hard to reach.

Get yourself a locking chain wrench like this to try and get it off. I’ve been able to get off even the most fucked oil filters with one

Ahh, I didn’t know about that historical context. Thanks!

Depends on manufacturer, maybe a misuse of words on my part… They do use studs and nuts but the sealant is often a rubberized sealant (similar to windshield adhesive) that acts like a glue. Some manufactures use foam gaskets, which suck balls.

Personally I use silicone glazing sealant (dow 1199) when I reinstalled my Honda tail lights and it works fine.

[email protected] (is not specifically for mechanical advice, but it’s small enough that we’ll help if needed.)

These tail light assemblies should be sealed plastic units (two clamshell halves) that are glued into a cavity in the tailgate. Most of the time when I see condensation it’s because the vent on the inside of the cavity, open to the car compartment, is blocked. Less frequently the two halves of the light assembly are not glued together right but it can also happen.

Removing the bulbs and shooting compressed air inside for a few minutes usually dries them out.

Wasn’t the upside down us flag thing used by j6’ers? Are the line workers taking it back as the symbol of a stolen country for themselves, or is this Musk and crew indicating we’re fucked?

Mineral rights and land ownership rights are legally distinct. How they are handled varies by location…

The concrete company, by owning the mineral rights, will own any minerals beneath the land surface that are enumerated in the mineral rights deed. (This could be a blanket deed covering any mineral of value, or it could specify only for a certain mineral known to exist there). You, by owning the property surface, own the surface and any buildings, utilities, and infrastructure such installed.

It is a two way street that from both parties. You cannot dig for the minerals yourself, as those are the right of the concrete company; the company also has a right to the minerals under each if they choose to start extracting, and you may or may not be able to legally stop them. But there are legal avenues to restrict how much damage to the land they can do, local environmental and right of way codes, and they can’t just demolish existing developments if there’s a house, roads, or other improvements on the land.

Source: my mother’s family used to own a ranch in Southern California that was long ago sold off and developed. Her family retained the mineral rights to a few hundred acres of that development, under which was found some oil in the early 2000s. A smaller local oil contractor formed separate agreements with the landowners of the surface and to lease the mineral rights from my mother. This ensured them access to agreed upon locations inside the development to set up pump jacks on the surface to extract the oil.

The real answer is going to be “get a lawyer”. You need to do a proper deed search to determine who owns the mineral rights and what they enumerate, and if there are any legal restrictions in your jurisdiction that can apply to the extraction of those rights. Once you know who and what, contact the owner of the mineral rights PRIOR to purchase and see if they have future development plans that might impact your decision to purchase, and ask for their legal department so you can draw up a specific contract that controls development of the mineral rights to eliminate future confusion.

It’s only illegal if you get caught. 😉

I’m really glad I’m on the West Coast with at least 2300 miles separating me from this horror show.

You don’t need to announce to the world that you are blocking someone, you know. You can just do it in silence like the rest of us.

Reverse, mash the gas pedal. Wherever the carts skitter to, is where they land.

Have you considered trying to grow your own? It only takes 3-4 plants in a closet to make enough for a couple people, you can control what they’re treated with, and it’s market proof. And generally per weight it’s cheaper than buying at a dispensary…

copious amounts of legal marijuana

These are tiny portable 0.5kg cylinders, e.g as a cooking fuel while camping. Not larger bbq or house supply tanks.