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I have a MKV GTI that seems to be accumulating a small amount of oil on the coolant pump next to the oil filter housing. It shows up after a few days of driving and when checking the dipstick, it doesn't seem to be really losing a significant amount of oil.
This shouldn't be coming from the pump itself right?? The oil filter housing next to it seems pretty dry, so not sure where I should be looking. Has anyone dealt with a leak in this spot before on a MKV GTI?
Is it possible to configure multiple domains with dnsmasq so that all dhcp clients resolve with more than one suffix?
For example, I'm trying to have a client with host name "router" resolve with both "router.lan" and "router.internal".
Thanks in advance!
BEFORE: With stock frame, temps would shoot up instantly to 92-96 in Cinebench R23 + R24
BEFORE: AIO paste has bad coverage with stock bracket
AFTER: temps maxing at around 87c now!!
Running a 13900KF with a Deepcool LS720 360mm AIO, my PC would pretty much instantly hit 95-96c while benchmarking in Cinebench. I got my hands on a The
Anyone know where I could find more chunky boots like these from Zara? I like the look and fit of these but am worried about the quality (made of pvc)
I'm specifically looking for boots with chunky, exaggerated soles that taper towards the ankle. Preferably black or brown leather instead of plastic. Besides sites like Zara, ASOS, are there any other more affordable options for boots styled like this?
Thanks in advance really appreciate it!
I've just started diving into abstract classes in python, and wanted to implement an abstract interface in one of my projects.
How would I go about testing an interface like this with pytest? Specifically, how could i get test coverage for __subclasshook__?
class FormalParserInterface(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta):
@classmethod
def __subclasshook__(cls, subclass):
return (hasattr(subclass, 'load_data_source') and
callable(subclass.load_data_source) and
hasattr(subclass, 'extract_text') and
callable(subclass.extract_text) or
NotImplemented)
@abc.abstractmethod


