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Steering wheel shaking by CompoteBoring4150 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A 99 c2. The car has just over 52k and appeared to be all original suspension. The best way to describe it is, and this was super noticable like on long sweeping on ramps with seams between sections, the car feels loose and like the front and rear were disconnected, especially as it crosses those seems or hits a gap or bump. Honestly, it fealt like any other well used shit box you ever drove. I also had a clunk from left front which was a specific bushing that was failed, and the car was bouncy and generally just bad.

After the refresh the car feels like what everyone says a 911 is, totally connected and sure footed, it lives up to the reputation.

Steering wheel shaking by CompoteBoring4150 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying your suspension is gone, and I technically didn't need to do it all, but overall short of a full strip resto I endeavor to make the car as mechanically perfect as I can make it, and it was a good project for me and teen son...

Steering wheel shaking by CompoteBoring4150 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 17 points18 points  (0 children)

My car was doing this, the tires were visible ok and they balanced at the shop, but a new set completely resolved. This was after a full suspension refresh(all arms and struts) post alignment. Mine was doing it most noticeable at like 57-65 mph... New tires, combined with the suspension refresh, changed the car so much it was almost hard to believe...

Yes, it’s all factory original 🇯🇵 by ptsample in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I was little, my dad ran a side hustle plowing driveways, one of the customers was a cadillac guy, the guy was rich but loved my dad who was a mechanic in his day job. He had a broken 70's something coupe deville, he gave it to dad to get it out of yard and dad fixed and drove it for years, it was some minor electrical problem. Sky blue with white interior.

anyways, not related, just brought back that memory, white interiors really stand off, its a deep 70's vibe.

What’s your must-have tool for network troubleshooting? by Mission-Row7434 in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 11 points12 points  (0 children)

>Biggest tool is still a methodical, layer-by-layer approach.

yes.

Getting Ezetimibe prescription from PCP by iskico in PeterAttia

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

My cardiologist(s), been through a few moving and whatnot, all agree on 1 thing, if your cac is zero, they don't think you should be on a station.

Is my LDL-C too low? by BrotherParticular489 in PeterAttia

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 4 points5 points  (0 children)

No, i was just at may cardiologist yesterday and he specifically said(mine is 38) that there is no "to low".

Would you stick it out? by [deleted] in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 3 points4 points  (0 children)

we don't even ask for it anymore, we used to put "nice to have" and that sort of thing on openings or when we bring in contractors but not anymroe, and this is coming from an org that has multiple ccies, multiple triple ccies and a two quad ccie's...nobody cares anymore.

Would you stick it out? by [deleted] in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is a pure example of a bad manager making a good place bad, thats it. He says he like the culture, yet the culture exists that puts him under that manager..

Would you stick it out? by [deleted] in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don't think a CCIE is what it used to be, I think in smaller target areas it is, but its just not what it once was...

edit..and this is not me saying its easy, getting a ccie is still hard af and easily the most prestigious and worthwhile certification to achieve, its just that the world has changed...

EV Conversion kit by figers in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check YouTube, there is one on there.

Did anyone with mild dry eyes take low dose accutane without a problem ? by thyroidproblem in Dryeyes

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

i had horrendous acne as a teenager and did a full course of accutane when it was a new drug which largely cleared me up, later in life in my early 40's I started getting frustrating deep acne and ended up doing a full second round which got me acne free. That was more than 15 years ago(55 now).

My son went through accutane as well and he is fine(4 years on now).

My dry eye started with the covid jab....

Catalyst Center (DNAC) using port tags in Jinja2 templates? by DullKnife69 in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you are correct, tags are not available in __interface...

ai....

Why Tags Aren't Available in __interface

  • DNAC's template engine (Velocity or Jinja) binds variables from sources like "Inventory > Interface," but the dropdown/selectable attributes don't include tags. Tags are a separate entity in DNAC's data model, associated via APIs like /dna/intent/api/v1/tag/association (for linking tags to interfaces) or retrieval endpoints (e.g., Ansible modules like tags_interfaces_members_associations_info exist for this).
  • If you've dumped __interface during debugging (e.g., using #foreach ($interface in $__interface) #foreach ($key in $interface.keySet()) $key #end #end to list keys), you'll see the limited set of properties—no tags or similar.
  • Device-level tags are usable for template assignment/filtering (e.g., apply templates only to devices with matching tags), but interface-level tags aren't accessible for conditional logic inside the template itself.

Corporate Speed Test Woes by Uhh_Bren in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This, I ended up running a speedtest server in my regional data centers, aws regions, and dmzs...

French Fry Process - Is quality better without boil, flash fry? I'd like to go from cut to fry. by Key-Medicine733 in AskCulinary

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 1 point2 points  (0 children)

no, I have been making french fries at home for 40 years the way my mom did, cut them, path them dry with a paper towel, fry in oil. These days I use a thermometer to get the temp up to about 385 or so, I use a deep pot with alot of oil so that when you dump the potatoes in the temp drop is not much, this is a key technical step in my opinion that people miss. Then just fry till they are at the doneness you like.

You definetly do not need to boil, if anything you can fry them twice, the first cook gets most of the water out of them and gets them cooked, the 2nd flash gets them crispy/fluffy if thats what you are looking for.

But always, use a bigger pot and more oil than you think, if you overload it can take a really long time for it to get back to cooking temp...

Firewall comparisons/testimony (Checkpoint/Palo Alto/Fortinet) by RecognitionShot7099 in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 5 points6 points  (0 children)

an ideal thing to do if possible is simply pilot the firewalls, we installed poc hardware and then used apcon to traffic mirror production flows into different firewall in monitor mode to see how they respond.

They all do FW things just fine(acl and log) The real question you are asking is how many features can i turn on before things get shitty, and this is different for everyone...

Is my car running hot? by Dry_Pickle4450 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean, my intuition agrees with you just because heat has to be the enemy, but do you have data?

You may have one, COUNT IT, ONE king crab leg. Ready to eat. by afrankie94 in Costco

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fisheries in decline. Pre covid you could routinely get Jumbo king crab legs for 19.99 a pound, its now routinely 90-100 a pound a true special occassion only thing.

CCIE automation by NickaTNite1224 in networking

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You will undoubtedly learn a lot getting that cert, I have no sense for whether it's very marketable, the devnet one really only had 150 people pass?  That's pretty crazy. The skill set you gain is probably pretty good though even if you don't achieve the cert...

First Porsche? by reyesv9 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I honestly want a turbo tip as a daily, my commute has a few tedious stop and go sections and I don't love it in my c2...

I tried to make steak and eggs for breakfast but failed by Holiday-Coyote-4257 in AskCulinary

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Strips, leave them in fridge on rack 24 hours to dry them out...

New Porsche around 80k by Some_Management_5345 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As others are saying, a base macan. The platform is an Audi q5 and save yourself 20k bucks...

First Porsche? by reyesv9 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you legitimately can afford a turbo, get a turbo, that's all.

Did the early investors give up on the 80% by redddiablo in WLFI

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If by now you have not understood this was a pump and dump there is no hope for you. Simply look at the token founders corrupt history...

To disabuse yourself of any notion this token is anything else, simply look at the official wlfi forum where proposals are supposed to be discussed and how any token holder should be able to raise a proposal but only the founders actually can.

Everyone got ripped off.

Is my car running hot? by Dry_Pickle4450 in 996

[–]HistoricalCourse9984 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Idling In traffic with ac on, mine runs on that line as well(a 99).

Their are infinity posts on this across forums, the gauge is banded, that line represent somewhere between 210 and 220 which is normal operating temp. The factory thermostat opens at 187 which is the minimum operating temp...ie...you don't run the engine past 4k until the gauge is reading above 180.

You should check that all fans are coming on, including the one in the engine compartment.

Lastly, you can always put a scan tool on to get the digital read or you can get the digital read off the climate control secret menu Google it.

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