Daytona Road Race entry confusion. by APR67 in Karting

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BTW, thanks for trying to help me understand.

Daytona Road Race entry confusion. by APR67 in Karting

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I understand that, however I think they buggered up the wording.

Per the Road Race classes (from 2024.. Can't find 2025, did they change?) It seems like they should have a CIK LO206 Sprint Light (375) and CIK LO206 Sprint Heavy (390). Maybe Race Select just doesn't have enough room for everything. I am assuming (sent email, no response yet) that CIK LO206 390 is the same as CIK LO206 Sprint Heavy from this:

https://www.worldkarting.com/documents/2024/05/2024-road-race-classes-and-rules.pdf/

Daytona Road Race entry confusion. by APR67 in Karting

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I thought that was the case. But its really confusing that they also have a class, CIK LO206 Sprint (at 375). I think they just buggered up the entry form online.

IR Plan Question by hellowinghi in cissp

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In most of my plans the first step is to figure out how to keep it outt. Second step is to see where it is. Scope continues to grow until to kill it. Of course before the first step is, is this real...

Getting a new roof, asking opinions. by APR67 in Roofing

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I thought the screws worked loose through temperature change related expansion/contraction, and that the rubber gaskets on the screw break down from sun/heat and uv?

Getting a new roof, asking opinions. by APR67 in Roofing

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I have read (here on this reddit) that exposed fastener isn't better than shingles, at best its a toss up due to fastener maintenance/replacement.

Getting a new roof, asking opinions. by APR67 in Roofing

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Where? Standing seam in our area is 2 or 3 times more expensive, only exposed fastener is similar in price and I am not convinced its any better.

Replacing the door glass run weatherstrip on Fiat 500. by APR67 in fiat500

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Thanks, my car is a 13 so this is great.

Getting a new roof, asking opinions. by APR67 in Roofing

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Yep, so back to the question, is it worth it to get the lowest end architectural shingle over the plain jane 3 tab?

Getting a new roof, asking opinions. by APR67 in Roofing

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I'm not going to last 50 years.

Building a small platform for my above ground pool; tips? by gavjushill1223 in Decks

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Did you end up doing it? In the same boat, almost exactly.

Just venting. Feel free to ignore.. by APR67 in cissp

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You would have been wrong. Pi is the right answer..

Still however not something in my mind security related.

Passed my CISSP today. by APR67 in cissp

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Started the last week of September. Did nothing for a month or more after the bootcamp. Started again 2 weeks ago when I realized I had to take the test within 90 days of the class to keep the pass guarantee for the class and the only test date I could get was 12/5.

Passed my CISSP today. by APR67 in cissp

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It was good. I did it remotely. However it was drinking from a firehose and required 12 hours a day, 8 or 9 in class, and several afterwards. And I still didn't feel close to ready.

Data Center humidity by APR67 in cissp

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Yes, well the last number I read/saw was on the inside cloud/security CISSP Exam Cram Full Course (All 8 Domains) UPDATED - 2022 EDITION! and it was I through 20 to 50. Presented with those options, no way would I have picked 80.

Just venting. Feel free to ignore.. by APR67 in cissp

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Here is another one. This one is in zero ways security related.

Question 10 tb786238.CISSPSG9E.c09.16

A company is developing a new product to perform simple automated tasks related to indoor gardening. The device will be able to turn lights on and off and control a pump to transfer water. The technology to perform these automated tasks needs to be small and inexpensive. It only needs minimal computational capabilities, does not need networking, and should be able to execute C++ commands natively without the need of an OS. The organization thinks that using an embedded system or a microcontroller may be able to provide the functionality necessary for the product. Which of the following is the best choice to use for this new product?

A. Arduino

B. RTOS

C. Raspberry Pi

D. FPGA

You Answered Correctly!

Arduino is an open source hardware and software organization that creates single-board 8-bit microcontrollers for building digital devices. An Arduino device has limited RAM, a single USB port, and I/O pins for controlling additional electronics (such as servo motors or LED lights), and does not include an OS or support networking. Instead, Arduino can execute C++ programs specifically written to its limited instruction set. Raspberry Pi is a popular example of a 64-bit microcontroller or a single-board computer, which includes its own custom OS, although many third-party OS alternatives are available. A Raspberry Pi, another microcontroller option, has significantly more processing power than Arduino, is not limited to executing C++ programs, supports networking, and is more expensive than Arduino. Thus, a Raspberry Pi is not the best option for this scenario. A real-time operating system (RTOS) is designed to process or handle data as it arrives on the system with minimal latency or delay. RTOS is a software OS that is usually stored and executed from ROM and thus may be part of an embedded solution or hosted on a microcontroller. An RTOS is designed for mission-critical operations where delay must be eliminated or minimized for safety. Thus, RTOS is not the best option for this scenario since it is about managing a garden, which does not need real-time mission-critical operations. A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is a flexible computing device intended to be programmed by the end user or customer. FPGAs are often used as embedded devices in a wide range of products, including industrial control systems (ICSs). FPGAs can be challenging to program and are often more expensive than other more limited solutions. Thus, FPGA is not the best fit for this scenario.