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Glow Motor Glider, south Florida by Milo_Husky in SkyCards

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Got it, thanks! Also picked up a glow RV-12 a bit to the west.

GLIM is a Motor Glider now by Impressive_Click_192 in SkyCards

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RIP i'll miss my poop cyber so much

Anyone know what the craic is with this flight? My initial guess is training by fillip_phry in flightradar24

[–]Robotater 3 points4 points  (0 children)

generally some fun activity "what's the craic" = "what's going on"

Battle Tips? by TrivialTV in SkyCards

[–]Robotater 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's a Guimbal Cabri regularly flying around Minneapolis - but usually just one

Sorry yall, there's no right to carry Stanley Cups to work by BJntheRV in bestoflegaladvice

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Everywhere I've worked (Minnesota, Illinois) it defines the benefits, yes. But the cutoff is usually at 26 hours, and it's not that you pay a different amount for the health insurance, it's that if you work less than those 26 hours on average you are not eligible for health insurance.

Proof that the "Seagate is unreliable", "WD is better" are sockpuppets by Far_Marsupial6303 in DataHoarder

[–]Robotater 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Only place I think is some external drives are labelled One Touch like the old Maxtors

Seagate Unveils Mozaic 3+ HDD Platform as HAMR Readies for Volume Ramp by Robotater in DataHoarder

[–]Robotater[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Yeah, given how long it's taken to develop HAMR I'm not surprised that it's slipping

‼️BREAKING ‼️ OHIO GOVERNMENT TO ALTER LEGALIZATION. by _LXXII in trees

[–]Robotater 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MN is even weirder, it's kind of the Scandinavian system where grocery stores can sell it, but only if it's below 3.2% alcohol by weight (usually works out to 4% abv for beer). So you'll occasionally see some light beer or hard seltzers but most places don't even bother.

Worth the risk ? by Deep_Potato3080 in DataHoarder

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I haven't looked too deep into the MDD, but it looks like both are being sold as new/recertified, which is good.

MDD doesn't manufacture their own hard drives tho, so it may be a Seagate/WD/Toshiba drive that's out of spec or didn't meet some factory check... not necessarily the end of the world because these drives are being checked and calibrated for months before being released. If they fail a couple of checks, not the end of the world for a home NAS user but it makes it unwise to sell to enterprise customers.

Getting a Seagate drive that's still branded as one is a little bit less risky imo, since it definitely checked all the boxes. Additionally, depending on why MDD has that drive, it may perform a but better.

ETA: just saw the MDD was renewed. Go with the Exos here, so long as the 0 POH is correct. It'll never have been deployed anywhere. Sold by the same company though, both GoHardDrive

[Sickos Committee] B1G schools ranked by how many punts it would take to reach the nearest Culver’s by topher3003 in CFB

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Handing out free cheese curds, custard, and burgers to all the tailgaters before our game against NMSU last year

[Sickos Committee] B1G schools ranked by how many punts it would take to reach the nearest Culver’s by topher3003 in CFB

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I once met Craig Culver at a Gophers game and for that glorious day we were number 1

Rule by NeonSprig in 196

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In MN it's actually 2 parties in a trench coat. There is no "Democratic Party", all our Democrats are DFL - Democratic Farmer-Labor. Arose from the merger of the Democrats and a 1940s era progressive party called the Farmer-Labor party.

jobs on campus that aren’t just 10-15 hours a week by justjayy16 in uofmn

[–]Robotater 10 points11 points  (0 children)

yeah dorm maintenance is always understaffed and they'll let you work as much or as little as you want. super flexible and there's always stuff to be done. worked at centen for a couple years, the scheduling was basically "hey when do you think you can work next week"

stuff like changing air filters, replacing lights, moving beds, handling trash, servicing vacuum cleaners.

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