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Hi, I was just going to place an order in my brokerage account. I like to use AON orders to simplify tax lots.

However, I don't seem to have the option to place AON orders now.

I know this is kind of like a psychic debugging request, but does anyone have any ideas as to why I wouldn't? Has Vanguard removed that as an option in the last couple months? Is there some account block or setting?

I have a custom string-to-string codec that I've registered with the codecs module, and I can use codecs.encode/codecs.decode properly with my custom codec. Yay!

However, MyPy does not like the encode/decode calls, because the typeshed definitions for the codecs module (_codecs, actually) explicitly specifies the allowed codec options and their types:

_BytesToBytesEncoding: TypeAlias = Literal["base64", "base_64", ..., "zlib_codec"]
_StrToStrEncoding: TypeAlias = Literal["rot13", "rot_13"]

@overload
def encode(obj: ReadableBuffer, encoding: _BytesToBytesEncoding, errors: str = "strict") -> bytes: ...

@overload
def encode(obj: str, encoding: _StrToStr

Just got this game and I'm playing through the campaign. It's addictive, but occasionally frustrating; I don't feel like I have a handle on what the game does in terms of determining how to transport cargo.

I am on the Palma campaign level, trying to get Steel, Tools, and Plastic to certain locations on the map. Steel I got via ship, but Tools and Plastic have origins right next to airports, so I'm trying to fly them in; that seems to be what the campaign wants you to do.

Here's what I have set up:

• There is a tools factory next to the Vienna airport, within catchment of the airport.
• I have a plane route between Vien

How is it?

I have a set of strings. Given a string equal to one in that set, I'd like to retrieve the literal object that is in the set.

In other words, I need to know what I can put into the ???? below, some operation on the_set and another_abc, so that the final check is true:

>>> abc_in_set = "ABC"
>>> the_set = {abc_in_set}

>>> import ast
>>> another_abc = ast.literal_eval("'ABC'")   # make sure we're getting a different object...
>>> another_abc is abc_in_set
False

>>> set_contents =  ????
>>> set_contents is abc_in_set
True

I can do this using a dict instead of set by mapping every element to itself:

>>> the_set = {abc_in_set: abc_in_set}

The mattress would sit on some kind of wood board (probably engineered wood but I'm not sure what kind), but there is a thin layer of cotton padding and then fabric on top. That has a several-inches-long cut in it, and the box it was in arrived pretty badly damaged in general but there is a big triangle missing from that spot in the cardboard. Picture, with the short edge of an 8.5x11 paper for scale.

I've opened a support ticket with the company, but I'm curious what I might expect here. (This question might be challenging asked generically, but I don't want to put them on blast or anything.) Obviously I think it's reasonable that they were to send a rep

Contemplating getting a track saw, but trying to debate between a couple options. I specifically have a question about Milwaukee's, then a more generic question.

Context is that I would just need it for occasional hobby use. It's a little frustrating that it's so expensive, but I don't really see an option I like. I'd be getting it instead of a table saw; table saws scare me a bit, and want more space. (From what I can tell, my uses should be reasonable for either.)

One place I am wondering if I can save money though is the battery. There are the CP, XC, and HD batteries, plus the high-output versions of all of these.

So my question: Could I get away with a non-high-output CP battery?

I have an Asus C536E.

I expect that I should be able to close the lid, walk away, and come back to it suspended. Sometimes, my computer works properly.

However, maybe 75% of the time when I do this, I come back to my computer restarting and just get the initial login screen.

I can't figure out any rhyme or reason to when it will just suspend vs restart.

Anyone have any ideas of what I can look at to figure out what's going on or fix it? I've not been successful in finding anything, though I don't feel like I've been able to search this problem very effectively.

I have a little nook, and I'd like to install a builtin shelf. But I'm a little worried because I have no idea how to figure out if my plan would be strong enough. There's a specific concern on that front; see below.

I have a nice butcher block that would work pretty well I think for the actual surface, and I'm not concerned about that; rather it's the mounting into the wall.

My idea is to put a run of board around the walls, drilling them into studs, then put the tabletop on top of that. I have a schematic here: https://i.imgur.com/1xyadKR.png. (Sorry for the kinda crappy handwriting.)

The biggest concern I have is on the righthand side of the shelf, there appears to be only one stud in

What would you like to accomplish?

I'm somewhat interested in a really large-format printer, probably 24" but even 36" if it can be had at a semi-reasonable price.

#Are there any models you are currently looking at?

Most promising-looking is the DesignJet T210. I also found this thread that mentioned the Epson SureColor T2170 and Canon imagePROGRAF TA-20, but the latter is like 50% more expensive.

#More Details:

I'm potentially interested in scanning a few large-ish things (18"x24").

Fedex Office has a large format scanner that would work, but more expensive than I'd like to pay. Also, when I used it (the one and only time), there were seams in the scanned image that looked like maybe there are separate scanning elements internally that were joined together poorly.

Does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives?

I am replacing the flapper, fill valve, etc. on my toilet tank. I got a Korky complete kit.

First question:

With regards to the spud gasket, the instructions say: "Gasket may be thicker than original, causing tank to sit higher and wobble before tightening. This is normal. Gasket designed to compress." The installation video Korky produced for the kit says "The new gasket may look different from your old one, but it will replace virtually all shapes and thicknesses."

But I'm still having a bit of doubt in my case, because it's much much much thicker than what I'm replacing. Illustration: https://i.imgur.com/way6n2G.jpg

Is this really going to work in my case? Even if it would work, i