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Hi friends, a while ago I read from this subreddit that the 2.4L engine has some issues at 100K km. I checked the VIN number and it gives the following information:

Engine Model: GDI Nu Engine Brake (HP): 164 Engine Manufacturer: HMC Engine Displacement (L): 2

How many mileages should I expect? Is 100K km still something I should worry about? I only drove for 55K km so not overly worried about it, but since the rate and price of a new car is still way above my expectation, I'd like to continue using my Tucson until the rate fells down to say 4.0%.

Thank you!

Hi friends, I have a Tucson Essential 2020 with 54K kms. I asked around and a couple of mechanics told me that I should sell it before it reaches 100K kms because it needs big repairs after 100K kms so the resell value drops a lot after 100K kms.

Just curious what's your experience on it?

In West Island, but wherever I am, this is probably one of the most horrible sights in Montreal!

Hope nothing bad happens tonight and everyone is safe and warm. I'm going to charge my phones and turn off desktop before going sleep.

Hi friends,

I'm tracing frame pointers by using the following diagram:

Stack
                   .
                   .
      +->          .
      |   +-----------------+   |
      |   | return address  |   |
      |   |   previous fp ------+
      |   | saved registers |
      |   | local variables |
      |   |       ...       | <-+
      |   +-----------------+   |
      |   | return address  |   |
      +------ previous fp   |   |
          | saved registers |   |
          | local variables |   |
      +-> |       ...       |   |
      |   +-----------------+   |
      |   | return address  |   |
      |   |   previous fp ------+
      |   | saved registers |
      |   | local vari

Hi, I'm working on the "Speed up system call" lab as in this webpage: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2025/labs/pgtbl.html

I have implemented all the code but still got a usertrap with scause = 0xd which I believe is a load page fault. The error occurs in the following function when it tries to read the address 0x3FFFFFD000:

int
ugetpid(void)
{
  // USYSCALL should always be 0x3FFFFFD000
  struct usyscall *u = (struct usyscall *)USYSCALL;
  return u->pid;
}

Here is what I gathered:

First, I believe the L0 PTE has the correct R permission and USYSCALL page is at correct location, as shown in running pgtbltest:

USYSCALL page should be right after TRAPFRAME -> checked perm s

Hi,

I'm reading the source code of xv6-riscv. Here is the line that I don't get:

https://github.com/mit-pdos/xv6-riscv/blob/e90b2575ae6efd40927fedb2425a1fc54ffa23df/kernel/exec.c#L71

What I understand, is that, this for loop loads each segment into memory. So in the first loop, sz is 0, and in the next loop, sz is the next byte following the previous segment. This makes perfect sense. What I don't get, is why every segment takes space of vaddr+memsz?

Reading the ELF specification man page: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/elf.5.html

It clearly states that vaddr is the virtual address of the base of the segment, and memsz is the size.

Shouldn't the if be modified as the foll

(In Canada)

Hi friends, it's first time I use this service so just want to confirm something. I uploaded the file online, and then it gives me four options in Binding/Stapling/hole punching. I picked binding, but looks like I can also click Hole Punching. Can someone tell me the reason? Doesn't coil binding need holes punched anyway?

At first I thought the service includes someone assembling the pages and installing the coil for me, but the more I ponder about these options, the more I think Staple is just going to print the pages, give me a coil bind and I need to punch holes and install the coil myself.

https://preview.redd.it/oj1zngh1ddwf1.png?width=360&format=png&auto=webp&s=386805cc2

I'm looking for a remote job, and I know it's tough in this economic climate.

I'm wondering what fields you work in and how can I improve my chance of getting one paying 100K and up pre-tax?

Context: data engineer in a hybrid company, TC > 120K so willing to reduce pay to get remote.

Thanks for any input.

https://imgur.com/Qkx0tT0

I have watched the X-Files a few times but this is the first time I noticed this! LOL.

I guess this is one of the film crews?

I rarely do that because work is usually pretty heavy, with requirements thrown to us left and right. But now we are in the middle of two stages so the team has more free time.

I'm not really interested in learning anything work related, because it is boring. So I'm inclined to learn something more interesting, like writing an interpreter for a simple BASIC dialect.

What would you do?

And then I cried a bit inside when I realize that I'm heading towards Morris' life eventually, you know, like seeing a train wreck in slow motion but can't do anything about it because it is a Physics law.

Oh well.

I found it very annoying that the scrollbar of the VSCode Explorer window does not appear until the mouse hover above it. This is particularly frustrating when I open a large project and the scrollbar thumb is very small.

VSCode teams says it needs 20 up-votes to be put into their backlog, so please up vote the issue if you are suffering from the same behavior.

Thank you!

Remotely thought about moving to AU if ever have the chance. And the other post suggested that Bluey's family lives in Paddington, so figured I should check the housing price first.

https://www.realestate.com.au/qld/paddington-4064/

Median price 1.95 million from 1.22 million 5 years ago? OK never-mind...

We in Canada have the same growth in the last 5 years. We live in Montreal and were very lucky to secure our property before the pandemic. It was high but manageable back then, but after 5 years it is really a bit crazy. 2024 was particularly crazy with high price + high rate, both of which dropped a bit this year.

OK mate I know this is just doggie singing songs, but it's interesting t