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Day 1 works great for 8 hours, day 2+ Constant crash to desktop, random freezes, that require hard restart, stuttering. How did this make it QC. get your shit together gearbox.

And yes I am above recommended requirements, and have both all patches, for game itself and graphics card.

So some a$$hat drilled my tank last night, it's a '23 with Sasquatch, does anyone have any ideas for a repair? Right now I am waiting on my insurance and then reaching out to my dealer. In the meantime I still have to get around, assuming it can be done safely.

Thanks

I am at the point of talking to dealers, I'd like to order in the next few weeks. But at least around me PNW, dealers are quoting 5-10k market adjustment, which I absolutely will not pay. Is this a common thing?

If you don't know, Mult. County has minimum 2 day jury duty, even if you aren't selected. Apparently just 1 day was "confusing" for people. You will be paid $10/day, for your time.

Fuck that and fuck this bullshit system, don't give me the civic duty line either. My time is far more important than 10/day. I shouldn't have to be threatened with jail time, so that some fuckwad lawyer can earn hundreds an hour, while the DA tries to bend someone over the table. All the whole PPD doing their best to ignore anything that resembles property or violent crimes, or doing their goddam job in general.

Inc rant.

The last 6 months have been a real pain, a couple jobs that were more money but horrible coworkers. In the end I left both positions. Early January, I interview and accept a position at the local Med school, job is fantastic, great coworkers, and a very solid salary. I won't be a millionaire anytime soon, but solid middle class, enough for me to comfy.

Here is the problem, since I was on unemployment since mid December, cash was really tight, particularly around rent. When I was hired the estimate was I would start around late January maybe early February. NOPE! HR drug their feet, and I didn't get to start until this week. So I am behind on rent, I went searching for short term

I will try to be as neutral as possible, but of course this is just my point of view,. Just seeking advice. On mobile apologies for formatting. Also long....

I recently got hired on at a local non profit as the manager of a day program, the previous manager got bumped up to the director position. I sm making a serious effort to not come in and make random unneeded changes. That being said if I feel something is seriously wrong, I try to address it. The team is fairly young early 20s - 30 at oldest, most do not have any previous experience in this field. I am 50, 15+ years in this field. The director I honestly couldn't tell you their background, other than they have at least 1 year

I will try to be as neutral as possible, but of course this is just my point of view,. Just seeking advice. On mobile apologies for formatting. Also long....

I recently got hired on at a local non profit as the manager of a day program, the previous manager got bumped up to the director position. I sm making a serious effort to not come in and make random unneeded changes. That being said if I feel something is seriously wrong, I try to address it. The team is fairly young early 20s - 30 at oldest, most do not have any previous experience in this field. I am 50, 15+ years in this field. The director I honestly couldn't tell you their background, other than they have at least 1 year in

https://gearjunkie.com/motors/ford-maverick-gfc-platform-camper

Finally been waiting for this, putting this on a new Tremor sounds just about perfect.

So here is an odd one. I am a VSO and got drafted in to shooting a promo video for my County. The director is asking for advice on what would be a recognizable style for a post 9/11 vet. By which she means we all recognize the Vietnam vets from the leather vest, patches, ponytail etc, 80-90s are kind of baseball caps, etc. What would identify someone as a post 9/11 Vet, the issue is has to be somewhat neutral. It can't be something that might be misidentified as left/right leaning, so a solid red USMC ball camp is a no go.

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Anyone got ideas?

So I (M48) asked out a woman (F43) out to dinner, we have met for coffee, and a bike ride. After the ride before we parted I asked her out to dinner, clearly she said yes. 2 questions, she I think, dropped some hints about going hiking, which I also enjoy. But when she ageed to dinner she said something to the effect, "yeah, we can do dinner".

Question 1, call or text? My gut says call, just better communication. But is it weird now to call?

Question 2, go ahead with dinner or suggest a hike instead?