Anyone know what happened? We go there quite a bit, but called today and it said they were permanently closed. They were perpetually understaffed, but what restaurant isn’t these days?
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My Sierra has started having some odd electrical problems. I had it in the shop this week, but they couldn’t find anything other than a couple codes it had been throwing.
I’ll be driving down the road when suddenly one of several things happens. Either the doors quickly unlock and lock again, the airbag light comes on, the stabilitrak turns off and on, or the whole instrument panel shuts off then back on. It seems most times when this happens, I lose power to the engine for a second as well.
I looked around for any wiring that could cause a short on the top of the engine, but didn’t see any evidence of that at all. The shop suspected a bad ECM, but can’t replace it under warranty unless
My wife and I were watching an episode of Star Trek: TNG tonight and I kept thinking the voice of one of the guest stars sounded familiar but I couldn’t place it. Then something in her voice changed and I knew who it was. Our very own Dr Chakwas.
It’s an excellent episode if anyone else is interested in it.
Why did they just caption Chapek as the chief operating officer? Someone’s getting fired.
I am looking at converting our shop to using Azure DevOps, but am unsure about whether I can make it flow similar to what we are currently doing. I'm not opposed to making some workflow changes, but I want to make it as comfortable for my users and admins as possible.
We are a fairly small group (fewer than 10). We use Axosoft for our customer issue and bug tracking, one team uses Trello for most of their workflow, and the other uses ToDoist. Customers can email an issue to a specific address and it will automatically create an issue in Axosoft, which can then be associated with an enhancement, defect, or task. We use Subversion for source control, on a server that hasn't been updated in s







