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So I bought a shitcoin on BSC that looked strong (high market cap, high number of holders, some sells in the log), but didn't do a lot of research. It has actually gone up, but I'd like to get out of it and am unable to swap it (I now realize there's more research one should do).

I realize that I'm likely screwed and have lost the entire value, but figured it's worth posting in case it can help somebody else.

Basically, when trying to swap it back to BNB using PancakeSwap, I always get: "The transaction cannot succeed due to error: undefined. This is probably an issue with one of the tokens you are swapping." This is the case even when I bump the slippage up to the maximum of 49%.

So, i

Ok, so there are plenty of people out there discussing ways to make the traditional clicky fuel pumps quieter. It seems there must be a way to do a fan-style one which takes the same 12v input and produces the same fuel output, but without such a binary fuel pulse - again, a continuous fan-type thing comes to mind.

Has anybody come across such a thing? I'd love to buy it.

So I have a 9V CO monitor in my build, but the issue is that it's always doing the 90-second chirp indicating low battery. It's a new battery, which I bench tested at 9+ volts, but I've realized the problem is that when it's cold (Colorado high country), the battery isn't performing at its peak, so the detector thinks the battery is dying!

Any tips for getting around this?

So I have an F150-based build, and will be installing a Camco Wave heater (I use this as a skimobile and often sleep above 10k ft around 0°F). Now, I see that it requires 30" between the front of it and any flammable material. Well, I don't have 30" to spare from the wall when my bed is fully pulled out to double mode, so I am considering mounting it up on the wall (maybe 3ft off the floor) rather than down by the floor, in order to give myself the safe clearances required. Has anybody done this? Obviously hot air rises, so will I be shooting myself in the foot and not letting the heater do its job?

On another note, should I go with the 3000 or 6000 btu versio

So I, like many, am using reflectix on my windows to keep the heat out in summer and the warmth in in winter. My rig is built from an aluminum contractor topper, and thus far I've just relied on well-cut reflectix to hold itself in place in the windows. This obviously is not great...

I tried velcro, but it came unstuck (from both the window frame and the reflectix at different spots) almost immediately.

I've now moved on to magnets. I tried gluing the magnets to the relectix, but the liquid nails did NOT hold at all. I know it wouldn't hold to the window frame.

I've done some reading and see that people are using duct tape to hold the magnets to the reflectix - brilliant! I will try that,

Woah. Standing on the Moon at Folsom on Saturday was unreal as the moon dipped. I feel so bad for anybody on the west side of stadium who didn't even know the moon was just sitting atop their edge of the stadium during it! I remember just staring at it, then getting lost in drums, and when I looked back up it was gone...

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I don't know what my point is, other than to hear that somebody else out there shared that with me

I'm on a real pig kick, and recently read about the tapes discovered in his apartment after his death. I've tried to find them, but it's all mediafire links that have been dead for 5 years!

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Anybody know where to find the tapes?

I have always had sandals that go straight back between the first and second metatarsal from the toe post (Xero amuri cloud, Bedrock cairn), but I just got a pair of Unshoes wokova feather, which has the strap from the toe post going back to the outside, and crossing the other metatarsals. I am finding that I like the support of the metatarsal crossing, but the strap is pulling out on my index toe in a pretty uncomfortable fashion.

Has anyone else had this experience? Other than that I absolutely love the feel of these sandals, and am hoping this is something I will just get used to, like I had to originally get used to a toe post. Thoughts on the two styles?