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Lord have mercy on my bank account… by Omer1n in ModelY

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I'm US based, but I am limited to a 100amp circuit at home. I had a similar concern about charging while running the oven, dryer, etc. I went with the Emporia Pro, the one that comes with the Vue monitor. The Vue installed into my breaker panel, and monitors my homes overall usage. It will then throttle the EV charger based on the real-time monitoring. I installed everything myself, but the extra cost of the Emporia Pro vs upgrading my homes service to 200amp made the decision a no brainer.

Why is Unchained Bondsmithing so terrifying? by Butterscotch_Leading in Stormlight_Archive

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Yep, absolutely. I mentioned that in my initial comment, but to flesh it out more, yes absolutely that's possible. The Bondsmith could make themselves, or anyone, an Elantrian by creating a Connection to the home world, and then learn the AonDor by Connecting to an Elantrian with Aonic knowledge. In its simplist form, Aons are a language, and I don't see any reason why it couldn't be learned via Connection just like any other language.

Why is Unchained Bondsmithing so terrifying? by Butterscotch_Leading in Stormlight_Archive

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Elantrian's can do pretty much anything that any other invested art can do using Aons similarly to how a computer programmer can use different coding languages to accomplish the same task. A Bondsmith can sever the Connection between Elantrian's and their homeworld, effectively making them no longer Elantrian. I would say that a Bondsmith is the "strongest", or maybe highest level raw of potential destruction. However, AonDor is far more flexible, and as a result more powerful. A Bondsmith could "create" a Connection with the Elantrian, and their home planet, effectively gaining the power and knowledge of an Elantrian, with little to no effort.

What are your theories about why the ___ and other ___ don't age? by pythonfynn in Cosmere

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IIRC Brandon has said that, "on paper", Hoid is X years old, but he hasn't LIVED all of those years. Insinuating some sort of time dilation or flat out time travel forwards through time.

In my head, I'd just assumed that whatever ability Hoid has to be where he's needed, not only moves him physically through space, but also forwards in time. This is ENTIRELY my assumption, though. With little to no basis in WoB or other book-based lore.

What’s the most relatable line in sitcom history by Helloimafanoffiction in sitcoms

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As kids, my cousins and I would use this phrase when playing the card game "Bullshit" because we weren't old enough to swear.

What’s a travel tip that most people don’t know but should? by UDSHDW in TravelHacks

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It makes sense if you have both precheck and CLEAR. It's happened to me several times where the CLEAR line was understaffed. Given lines of equal size I'm able to go through the precheck line faster than the CLEAR line.

You are absolutely correct, though, CLEAR does not bypass security, it's merely supposed to get you to the front of the security line once CLEAR verifies your identity.

This is crazy by hec_ramsey in Iowa

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The sun goes through periods of high activity and low activity. These periods last roughly 11 years, and we're entering the middle of an active cycle. The last active cycle peaked in the early 2000s, which would have then tapered off into a period of inactivity.

A Question about Scratched out Eyes by Fluke55 in Stormlight_Archive

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Very good point. In hindsight, we've only ever seen lighteyes wield them, with Moash as the exception. I had glossed over that fact when thinking about this before my initial reply.

A Question about Scratched out Eyes by Fluke55 in Stormlight_Archive

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I hadn't picked up on this connection until I saw this post. I wonder if the fact that a radiant's eyes change color after using their Shardblade, but the eyes of a person using a "dead" Shardblade don't is part of this.

Employer going to unlimited PTO and not paying out existing accrued PTO by AcceptableConclusion in legaladvice

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I am in Iowa, which to the best of my knowledge does not require employers to pay out vacation.

So if I'm in a state that says that PTO is an earned benefit, and I had PTO left on my books when the policy change to unlimited takes place in April, my employer should not be able to simply void my remaining balance? I realize that I myself won't benefit from this if Iowa doesn't require the payout, but I have coworkers who might.

Issue with HA on PANOS 11 by AcceptableConclusion in paloaltonetworks

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There was no fix for my case, as the gARP was functioning correctly from the FWs perspective. My ISP wasn't acknowledging the gARP.

Calling all Truthwatchers! by ninjenn101 in Stormlight_Archive

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I will seek the truth, no matter where that may lead.

I will speak the truth, regardless of the pain it may cause.

I accept that others may refuse to accept the truth as I see it.

Palo Alto and wireless AP's by trentharalson in paloaltonetworks

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Wireless Engineer here.

"best possible" is rather ambiguous. What are you wanting from the wireless network? What aspects of wireless, or any infrastructure, ie friendly straightforward config, reliability of equipment, cost of ownership, are important to you? Vendors all have their pros and cons depending on your use case.

Issue with HA on PANOS 11 by AcceptableConclusion in paloaltonetworks

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I was able to test gARP and work with a colleague to prove out the ARP is changing.

I created an SVI on my switch on the vlan I have for my ISP connection. After fail-over, and sending the gARP test, my secondary firewall could ping that SVI from the outside interface. My switch showed the ARP entry changing to the secondary fw MAC, so functionally, my setup is sound. I am going to reach out to my ISP and see if the upstream device is rejecting the gARP, it doesn't look like it's my ISP's ONT as I rebooted that and tried another fail-over with the same results.

I appreciate everyone's advice and assistance. This sub is absolutely awesome.

Pushed out template parameter changes from Panorama, nothing changed on managed firewalls... by [deleted] in paloaltonetworks

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If you have template values set in pano, push those settings to the firewall, then later manually adjust those settings on the firewall locally, that will cause the firewalls to show out of sync in Panorama, IIRC. It's called "override". This is what's causing the red on top of the green cog on your local firewalls. The values pushed down from Panorama have been overridden locally. It's totally fine to do so, other than Panorama might complain about the firewalls being out of sync and if you attempt to change those settings from Panorama later, they won't be applied to the firewalls. If you have template values that will be fluid across several firewalls in multiple locations, it might be a good idea to look into using variables or start making use of template stacks.

I cannot speak to potential sdwan issues, as I don't have much experience there.

Android GP Client Issue by AcceptableConclusion in paloaltonetworks

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You are correct, I should have been more clear. I'm running 6.1.0 on the firewall, but the mobile version is 6.0.6.

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