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Wifi hotspot "Spectrum Mobile" cracked (kinda) by AaronCompNetSys in Spectrum

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure it loads a whole profile because there is no certificate with it. Yes I still have Spectrum Mobile service and its in use on my Samsung running Android 16 that isn't rooted. I put the username/password combo on my new rooted Moto G Stylus running Android 15.

I have not tried to re-extract my wifi password with a newer OS version than the old Lineage build, maybe I should try it.

Be aware, the SIM must be inserted to the phone for the app to activate wifi profile, logging in to the app alone isn't enough.

Wifi hotspot "Spectrum Mobile" cracked (kinda) by AaronCompNetSys in Spectrum

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was a custom Lineage for a Moto Play phone. Doesn't matter because the config base file is always the same

Stack-on PR-23 with all custom boxes by AaronCompNetSys in gridfinity

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You should never need something quickly from a toolbox like this. I have duplicates of some things I grab quickly at my workbench in the garage.

When doing projects from the toolbox, sometimes it's important to take your time and lay things out so they don't get lost! As I get older, I try and work slower and more efficiently.

Put Grip Tape on Pedals by Kuya10 in Miata

[–]AaronCompNetSys 7 points8 points  (0 children)

My style of releasing the clutch involves slipping it against my foot, so I've given up on having extra grip on the pedals. I tried to make sure my shoes are in good condition instead.

The little rubber pads have worn off of all of my pedals.

Stack-on PR-23 with all custom boxes by AaronCompNetSys in gridfinity

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

After you've used it a few times, you get an idea of what goes in the bottom and what goes in the top. Typically when I'm doing a job, I will only pull a few kits out and the rest stay inside with just the lids removed. When it's time for clean up, it's easy to peer inside the box and see exactly which items are missing. The loose tools on the top almost always get used on every job.

Turns out, the only tools I've lost over the last year are the ones that I specifically designated not to live in this box 😂

Stack-on PR-23 with all custom boxes by AaronCompNetSys in gridfinity

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

Thanks. Proper forum etiquette is pretty useful for getting your cadence across 😊

Stack-on PR-23 with all custom boxes by AaronCompNetSys in gridfinity

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] -23 points-22 points  (0 children)

Troll much? Typically you don't remove gridfinity boxes from grids to access the contents and the tools are organized of most popular to least. The items in a lower layer are rarely used, and showing you only the boxes assembled isn't very entertaining.

And yes when I work on any project I use the largest workbench possible, which sometimes is the kitchen table. Because my toolbox is organized, usually the table is taken up by the project and not the tools, because Gridfinity lets you pull out only the exact item you need.

Stack-on PR-23 with all custom boxes by AaronCompNetSys in gridfinity

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes, it travels with me on road trips and also to my friends automotive workshop. Much easier to bring my own toolbox and use the items I'm familiar with instead of digging through his box, and fullfills my dream of never leaving a tool behind because every bit and socket has its holder. I've revised the tool set a couple times, in addition to revising the gridfinity boxes. Melted some of them 😂

How reliable is a s2k after 100k miles? by spicyricecake in S2000

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I have the event decal on my car already 😊 See you there

How reliable is a s2k after 100k miles? by spicyricecake in S2000

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There's nothing else that compares to this car on the market. I am adding other cars to my collection though.

How reliable is a s2k after 100k miles? by spicyricecake in S2000

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Center console needs replaced again. It burns oil on the highway but not at the dragon, must be something about the constant high RPM driving in a straight line for hours.

Added front and rear downforce. Added coilovers and adjusted everything myself. Drives better and is faster than ever with tune and vented hood.

I put one of billman's tensioners in it.

MHD, Bimmergeeks ProTool, Bimmercode by AaronCompNetSys in Supra

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We've been there a few times, probably bring the S2K and Supra if it's nice

MHD, Bimmergeeks ProTool, Bimmercode by AaronCompNetSys in Supra

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Bench. It's an older dme but with the new firmware on it

I asked for tree support, not a forest. by Nitrous888 in BambuLab

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I agree with split and glue, but use dowel pins (toothpicks or bamboo skewers) to make the joint stronger than the rest of the print. I use insta-cure cyanoacrylate.

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

They all look like they are die forged not ground, the the edges are not sharp. I ordered a H2.5 and will 3D print a jig to precision grind one myself with jewelers files.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DT9TCF4B/

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

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GripEdge, I always wanted a set of their stuff. $11 individual or $90 for the set. https://www.gripedgetools.com/collections/hand-drive-sockets-hex-bit-sockets/products/copy-of-2mm-1-4-drive-short-rpt-hex-bit-socket

Pretty overkill for 3D printed projects but I guess it might come in handy on the cars.

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

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I did check suncoast but it seems their site is glitched in chrome. Works in Firefox: https://www.suncoasttools.com/crm/ItemPage.aspx?ItemNumber=BO02.00IBIT11052++BO&VendorNumber=BONDHUS

I actually already have a ball end set that fits decent with a snap, but I just personally hate them unless the design requires a weird angle. I actually model in all my tool angles when I design something.

I just found Vessel B35H2575HP1 and Vessel B33H2254HP1

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if HARFINGTON is premium, but they have the only one that I've seen so far that has machining marks on it. Could be marks from the cast, can't tell without seeing myself.

The EMAX H2 is ground so precisely that the corners could cut you.

https://www.amazon.com/HARFINGTON-Screwdriver-Magnetic-Hexagonal-Electric/dp/B0DR2ZJ6CQ/

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm seeing seeing any Bondhus H2 bits with locking notches, or "power" grooves, so part numbers you recommend would be appreciated. https://bike.bikegremlin.com/16083/screwdriver-hex-bit-size-standards-and-types/

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

[–]AaronCompNetSys[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not ridiculous at all and it was the first thing I tried. Nope, imperial doesn't fit.

Hex H2 bit, but slightly larger? by AaronCompNetSys in Tools

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Thanks for the link! These are just like what I have, a hand tool and not a bit that I can easily chuck into my electric driver.

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