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I'm trying to use the Unifi controller's built in site-to-site IPSec VPN. I just got the public IP, so I set the whole thing up, hoping that one public IP would be enough to connect the two networks, but so far, nothing. I created the VPN on both sides, gave both sides the same name, and saved it. I can't ping hosts in the other network, so it's not connected, but there's also no status on the VPN. How do I tell what's going on? Should this even work?

Current setup

I have a gooseneck hitch kit being shipped to me. I'm going to install it on my 2006 LE Crew Cab. Anyone have any experiences/advice for this combination?

So this is a little long. The code is for Oxygen sensor out of range, but I think that may just be a symptom, not a cause. Here's some facts:

• 2006 Titan LE, 171k miles
• Cajun b pipes, uprev tune (installed by previous owner)
• New front wideband O2 sensors (installed by me, very recently)
• one O2 sensor routinely reads 0.3 volts higher than the other (this may be related to the problem?)
• There's an exhaust leak south of the primary O2 sensor on the passenger side still. I'm waiting on a gasket to arrive to fix this. I have fixed the other exhaust leaks.
• I have found and fixed several intake leaks that came with the truck. I'm waiting on new PCV valves to arrive in case the old ones

Hi all. New owner of a 2006 here. I'm really enjoying the truck. Mine's been well cared for but as with any used vehicle, there are a lot of little things that need addressed. Mine had the inner fenders removed in order to replace upper/lower control arms. Now I want to put the inner fenders back, but none of the fasteners are present.

Does anyone know where I can buy a kit that contains all the right fasteners for the inner fender? I held it up where it belongs and there are a variety of different things that it looks like it needs (screws, plastic mushrooms, clips).

Currently showing $4.93/day for the 1070 and $4.78/day for the 1070ti. Since the TI version of the card is exactly the same, except with more CUDA cores, I'm unsure why this would ever be the case. Anyone have any ideas?

I'm using ccminer and suprnova's pool. The miners are all very stable in the hashrates they report. All together, they are producing about 246-266 MH/s based on their client-side reporting. According to suprnova, my hashrate is around 200 MH/s.

I am not getting many stale/rejected shares at all. I don't understand the discrepancy. Anyone have any idea what's going on?

Most of my cards are EVGA, but the EVGA Precision Overclocking Tool only supports the first four cards. Ideally, I'd like to be able to setup and monitor all the cards from a single tool.

I'm using ethereum wallet (geth underneath) on ubuntu. I moved it from a physical machine to a VM. The keys moved fine, and I have access to the original address from the wallet. But the wallet contract that the wallet address owns didn't copy over. Any idea how I can get the wallet contract to copy over?

Back in roughly 2001, there was a starcraft hero-style tower defense map. It was the space tile set. What I remember about it most is that using archons was good for clearing mass air units, but bad because if the splash damage killed a unit, you didn't get credit for it, so you'd be short on cash.

I know this is a vague description, but I'd really love to get a copy of this map if anyone still has it. My college roommates and I played this for dozens of hours until we mastered it.

Edit with additional details:

• there were packs of cerebrates in the lower right corner that you were trying to protect
• early defenses were terran missile towers
• all units were flying
• there was no "maze