BigCalhoun

Question: I recently installed a Sony bundle into my '17 Tacoma. The bundle came with an OBD cable which I forgot to connect. The head unit is receiving data from the truck -- I can see my tire pressure and info from various gauges.

Am I missing out on anything by not connecting the OBD cable to the truck's port?

This is specifically for the 'gig drivers': those of us that have a FT job and are just doing this for beer money. IMO, those trying to survive off of this operate with a different set of rules.

If you have multiple orders and have to wait for them to be prepared, how long do you think is a fair wait?

Last night, I had two pickups from one restaurant. They were super busy and I ended up waiting about 10 minutes or so. While there, I picked up a third offer for another restaurant up the street. There, I also ended up waiting for another 15 minutes, or so, for the third order.

So I have two pizzas sitting while I wait for a third. All in all, about 20 - 30 minutes before I could actually

My GF recently tried out my mechanical keyboard (Keychron K10 Pro) and loves the travel and sound of the keys. She is not happy with the ergonomics; she uses a Logitech K860. I've showed her some the Alice-style offerings from Keychron and her concern is that it appears their keyboards pitch up whereas the K860 pitches slightly down.

Long story short: Can anyone that has used a K860 recommend a Alice-style mechanical that you found just as comfortable and ergonomic to use?

I'm new to Rust -- about 100 hours. Got kicked off a PVE server for stealing (and have since understood why it's so frowned upon) and decided to setup my own server @ home so I can learn the game. I enjoy the solo play against the PVE elements while learning the game.

Does anyone else doing the same have any suggestions for mods or settings changes to make the PVE more engaging?

For those interested in the setup: I'm using a 10th gen i5 (2.9ghz) SFFPC with 256GB/16GB running Debian and using map size 4000.

A friend of mine is looking to rent a portable oxygen concentrator. I've called to a few random medical supply rental companies. Could anyone recommend a particular place to call that may have some available?

Just received my Black Pro today. The device doesn't recognize two different SD cards that work fine in other Android devices and PCs.

I've tried formatting them on the PCs as FAT32 and exFat, formatting them in another android device as portable storage, numerous insert/remove cycles, numerous hard resets of the device and power cycles, power cycling the device with the card in vs out....

Both cards are SanDisk. One is a 128gb Sandisk Extreme Plus. And the other is an old 8GB... probably came out of an old Android phone I had.

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I'm at a loss and kind of bummed. Any ideas?

I'm a 45 yr old black male. I'm an overweight (but have lost weight over the past year through diet and exercise) regular guy who has rarely visited doctors but want to be more active and preventative in my well-being. I'm looking for a doctor that won't dismiss any concerns or questions I have or always try to pump me full of medications. I don't care what [insert protected class here] is, just looking for someone that genuinely cares about their patients well-being. I live in Buda and have Aetna, if that helps.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

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EDIT: Thanks, everyone! I sincerely appreciate the help and will start researching everyone's suggestions! Thank you, agai

I live over on Firecracker and occasionally here what sounds like street racing? Would that be accurate?

I'm 45. I've worked in telecom for the last 15 years or so. I've gotten into various companies doing business sales, premise technician, and technical support. Through some of my career, I've had a few purely technical roles but most were project management and management. Between jobs, I always struggled to get away from customer service. Even though I have the technical chops and aptitude, I didn't have the roles or education on my resume.

I went and got my AA in Computer Science from a community college a couple of years ago. It still didn't seem to help much. This year, I obtained my A+ and CCNA certs. I accepted that I'd probably have to start at the bottom as a help desk or entry-leve

Just got done - 943/1000

Took it online. No issues whatsoever

The method: First off, I've been employed in technical roles for most of my life. I'm also a tech hobbyist. So I'd say my background helped. The only things I really felt shaky on were some of the finer details of things like OSPF, STP, EtherChannels, etc. Understood the concepts, it was tough remembering all the configuration details and interactions.

Studied for the last month and a half using the OCG. I initially just read through the two volumes. Then I did a speed read through, highlighting and annotating the finer details of some things. For the last week and a half, I've been taking the Boson practice tests, and reviewi

The OCG guide says to flip the 7th bit when calculating an EUI-64 address. Boson and other resources on the net say to set the bit to 0 if it's a unique local address and to 1 if it's a unique global. Which rule do I go by for the exam?

I have cloth seats and febreeze isn't cutting out — I work out some mornings. Anyone have a favorite place they like to use to get their seats cleaned?