PyroSAJ

I'm near Toronto, and intend to get winter tires.

Is it better to go for 16" rims and winters or is there any advantage to 17 or 18?

Is there any issues running without TPMS?

How sensitive is the car to varied offsets or does tolerance, like say if I fit 205/55/16 instead of 205/60/16. And possibly different offsets like 40mm.

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I'm toying with the idea of picking up second hand alloys with tires as you seem to get quite a few good deals. Not too keen on fitting steelies unless there's a clear advantage.

The car in question is a 2021 Mazda 3 Sport, FWD MT. Summer wear is the 18's.

This will be my first winter driving, so not sure what to watch out for, but for the most part we don't

I'm pretty much set on getting a 2019+ Mazda.

I've found a gorgeous hatchback with a manual, but it's got all the whistles otherwise, including 360 camera which mitigates the bad rear view.

The main gripe? I'm not sure if manual is the right choice.

Should I rather find an AWD auto?

Anybody get the manual and then regret it or vice versa?

I got a 700c mid-drive Walmart bike for a silly price. Decided to give it a go.

Overall quite impressive for $400 Canadian.

Less impressive though - today on the way home I noticed the screen went off. I was cruising at low assist through a park and only noticed when I approached the hill to climb back on to the roads.

From what I can gather it's a Vinka DS2P or shine variant. It's labeled on the back as DS20STEN and DS20_ST_V2.0.

So far all I know is switching the battery on and off has no effect and holding various button combinations doesn't turn it on.

Is there anything I can check without coding any kind of warranties?

Battery voltage is the only I can think of, but I quickly swap

Been seeing my card rejected at various places lately, has something changed?

Rented a car back in May, tried again last week, No-Go. We don't accept those.

Tried to order friggen McDonalds today - No Go.

Trying that through Google Pay -> Not Accepted Here.

Like WTF is the point of having a card if no-one accepts it?

I am one of those oblivious monogamous dullards, but curious about dating as an adult.

How common are STIs? I'm assuming slightly higher incidences with the Tinder crowd, but overall too.

And how does testing work? Is there like a common suite they run through? Or are there novel types/variants that are doing the rounds recently that might not be tested for unless specifically requested?

How quickly do you get feedback?

My only tests was from HIV screening in Africa and maybe some life insurance stuff that I never saw the results of.

Is wrapping your tool generally enough, or do you need full hazmat these days?

I've wanted to tweak my z-offset a few times using paper, but every time I 'home' the Axis, it seems more loose than directly after auto-leveling.

Is the home position supposed to match the position the head is in after auto-leveling?

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Asparagus Staging is a thing again - 0.1.2 fuel prioritization is good enough for this silly rocket.

I saw a few land speed record attempts lately, but whenever I go above 350-ish, things (normally wheels) start exploding.

I suspect some of the mods I installed might play a role, but even the toughest wheels have an impact speed of 450m/s, so a small bump could kill it.

Can you use the PEI plate from the Kobra Neo/Go on a normal Kobra?

Looks like it's a similar plate, but double-sided instead of including a magnet.

My Kobra's PEI is still working, but is not in great shape. Plenty of scratches and scars from months of use and abuse.

Or is there a better alternative I could consider?

So I completed a flight to the Mun, saw the arches, and got back home safely.

This wasn't my first flight, so I had some idea of which difficulties I'll face - engine wise and the more practical bits.

I built a rocket with plenty of dV. Massive mammoth engines to get to space and most of the way to orbit.

Then a second stage that was Poodle-powered to circularise and get to Mun.

As I was burning to land, the 3rd stage is activated. A lander with 3 stages - first has two engines powered by their own fuel tanks (to avoid the fuel line bugs) as well as landing legs.

Second was external tanks only to power the lander's single motor. Last was a single tank attached to the pod and chute with

I tried a few staged rockets, but not being able to tell how much fuel is in any actual tanks made the results... confusing.

I tried a few more attempts using only the vague dV readings next to staging, but even that doesn't seem to work.

My only remaining suspicion is that either the fuel lines are broken, or I'm using them wrong. There were a few attempts where the lines disappeared and had to be re-attached. Made special note that the dang arrows point the right way, and that the decouplers are set to not crossfeed. The fuel makes it from the 1st stage to the 5th just fine, but the fuel seems to be used in the wrong order if at all.

Edit: Resource manager does show individual tanks. Ha

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10000 supplies? Childs play.

I have some rtl based wifi dongle to get my board connected. It seems to run fine and other devices on 2.4Ghz also has decent signal in that area.

I'm running the orange pi debian image.

Is there some way to check if it is power management disconnecting it or where would one find these settings?

After a reboot it re-connects just fine.