I hope that the site owner told the TechBro where to shove his LLM.

I blocked this guy from my YouTube suggestions last year after getting heaps of his videos recommended to me, and in every one he comes across as an insufferable know-it-all.

My rule for a long time has been to not start any Netflix series until after it’s completely done, i feel significantly less disappointed this way.

Wait, you think the cinematography in The Lighthouse looks like a Neil Breen movie?

Nor a homosexual or trans person. One of these days though, surely!

Sounds similar to my experience coming from the big V-Strom then. I have found that after some time I did acclimatise to the wind on the highway, but I am currently looking at this tower for mine when funds permit, as well as a MSC RM3 Steering Damper, the rear screw-top fuel cap and some twin pegs down the track. Glad to hear you’re enjoying it.

How are you finding the 701? I just picked one up myself and coming from a big 1000cc adventure bike it’s like a complete paradigm shift.

Cautiously excited for this, especially after the series cancellation. The books are excellent, but I could definitely see a game set in the universe working.

The season is set to be released in three parts, releasing on November 26, December 25, and December 31, 2025, respectively. From Wikipedia, save you feeding the clickbait.

ABS generally requires additional additives for UV resistance, and plain ABS will degrade relatively quickly in full sun.

There’s a section in this study on the change in mechanical properties of ABS resins in simulated weather environments https://mirror.wide-net.org/pub/b/plastic/abs-yellowing-etc-CIB9222.pdf

And Australia!

Absolutely farcical that McBride’s in jail while Ben Roberts-Smith is free.

I’d be down depending on whether the times can line up!

About 6 drives in my NAS are Seagate, but they are specifically models I found Backblaze reported as reliable. I wouldn’t have an issue recommending a good, new Seagate drive, as long as it has an acceptably low failure rate.

A good resource I’ve found is Backblaze’s drive statistics reports, as they report on failure rates and issues for all of their drives by specific model: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/category/cloud-storage/hard-drive-stats/

All manufacturers can and sometimes do make trash drives, and Seagate have a number of specific models that have very low fail rates. That said, they also have a larger number of drives with high failure rates than other manufacturers. Regardless, always research the specific drive model you are considering before purchasing to avoid surprises later.

Sonarr has a calendar that shows you airing days of shows you track if you already use that for managing your library

Damn, a Monster meme, nice.

This isn’t the Murdoch Sky News.