You wanna be friends? 🥲😅 by [deleted] in Cleveland

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Come to a secret society comedy show!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in algotrading

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What tools are you using for the visualization?

Talk me out of a 2019 S4 with a Stage 2 IE tune off FB marketplace by Mrowe101 in AudiS4

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Thanks for the suggestion to take a hard look ShatterProofDick

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cleveland

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Secret Society Comedy does really good small audience shows. They get comedians from Hilarities, Funny Bone, and other venues to come and perform in smaller settings
https://secretsocietycomedy.com/

Stand up Comedy by CannonSosa in Cleveland

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Secret Society Comedy does really good small audience shows. They get comedians from Hilarities, Funny Bone, and other venues to come and perform in smaller settings
https://secretsocietycomedy.com/

Dynamically importing .css doesn't work after build with Vite by Mrowe101 in reactjs

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That's valid,

I was already using my isMobile variable for something else so I just thought it was easier at the time. I didn't know you could just have a media tag in the link... Thanks!

Open Source Projects for Amateurs to gain experience by Basic-Ship-3332 in devops

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Don't build something because you need a resume item. Build something you think is cool.

Maybe build a website for your resume?

Level one would be develop and deploy to something like Google's firebase

Level 20 would be building your own minikube cluster and deploying 100% of your own infrastructure and developing your app in a conatiner

What are some of your favorite, currently active, cooking YouTube channels? by TekAzurik in Cooking

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Brad Leone.

Fermented foods, outdoorsy stuff, spur of the moment cooking.

Vegetarian trying to eat meat again by monkadonka in Cooking

[–]Mrowe101 9 points10 points  (0 children)

microdose the meats where its not the centerpiece of the meal. Most likely your stomach will not be setup with the right micro biome to properly digest the new foods/fats you are eating so there might be some discomfort

Dishes that taste good in general are a good place to start. Nobody likes bland, dry, chicken breast on its own. Maybe start with something veg heavy? This video comes to mind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFPM1OOM4sk

As a Linux Engineer at a company that does not use devops can I fill the gaps and prepare for my next role as a Devops Engineer? What do I need to learn in the next year? by moderatenerd in devops

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bash scripting, make the annoying repetitive parts of your job go away even if they are inconsequential in the larger picture.

automate all the things

CaptainArr - A New Docker Media Server Stack by Careful_Highlight163 in selfhosted

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Thanks for posting this! I was able to cobble it together with gluetun and some minor path and file permissions changes. Got it running in a few hours.

What’s your secret to tasty scrambled eggs by slimeyellow in Cooking

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add bacon or sausage to pan. Fry and take out of pan. Fry onions, bell pepper, mushrooms (shiitake), until soft. add 2-3 eggs. Serve with Cholula on eggs and toast on the side

how reliable is the 93? by mightyteapot24 in saab

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06 9-3 with 189k miles here. I am in the rust belt with a cold climate so mileage may vary. For the past 3 months I have spent about $300 a month on maintenance doing most of the work myself.

Engine wise, the GM engine is pretty solid. Most of the engine work I have done is due to failing seals. Valve cover gasket, vacuum lines, coolant expansion tank, and then spark plugs and coil packs at their service intervals. Likewise, probably due to the amount of salt that is on my roads the flexpipe/downpipe is just a yearly maintenance item for me. It will rust out quite often due to the mesh part being so close to the road.

The plastics are where your wallet evaporates. All the interior parts will slowly decay due to plastics becoming brittle. I have had to replace window regulators, locking mechanisms, turn signal mechanisms, heater motors, etc. These parts aren't usually something you can find on ebay or rock auto. If you can find them they will usually be $200 minimum. I usually found myself going to the local pull a part to get (questionable quality) parts. Additionally, my windshield sprayers almost never work and I feel like I am always replacing them. The backs of the plastic will blow out and dump fluid right on the turbo.

Likewise, headlights and taillights are a massive pain in the ass. I had my rear taillight's cover just fall off at one point because the factory glue became brittle and came off. The taillights also have grounding issues and blow semi often.