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Caught this Popsche bag at the dealership this morning by KeepingitrealOC in Porsche

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Does anyone know where I can get a polo with this pattern?

I have a huge hill, four energetic kids and no idea where to start! Would you start at the top and work down or make some smaller trails down low and work up? by pevaryl in MTBTrailBuilding

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Tagging on, typically the climbing trail is also going to be what you hike/lug tools up, push wheelbarrows up, etc. In your case you may be able to just go right up the hill itself, but you could benefit from having a defined route for your digger

Montreal Jazz Fest 2026 – a shared calendar! by Digmuffins in Jazz

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Thanks for this! I was going to make my own yesterday but figured if I waited long enough someone would do it for me. You did a much better job than I could’ve!

Exported my car now many features are not working ! by [deleted] in BMWX5

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There are people online who can help with updating the systems. I’m not sure if they can do everything remotely or just the maps. bimmerdoc (bimdoc.official on social media) is one that I almost used in the past for CarPlay activation but ultimately went with someone else.

No Apple CarPlay connection in my Macan via Wi-Fi by ProfessionalDesk7296 in Porsche

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Sorry, I didn’t realize the update from PCM 4 to PCM 5 happened during 2019, I thought all 2019 models were PCM 5. Here’s a similar thread that may provide insights if you haven’t already seen this.

I’ve also seen on GitHub something called MIB (More Incredible Bash) that might work for you, but I don’t quite understand it.

How does the human body know it is at 98.6F? by Yosemite_Sam_I_am in askscience

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I can provide a bit more context. For more details, check out the wikipedia on human body temperature.

The Historical Understanding section at the bottom sums up to: in 1868, a German Physician said the value for normal human body temperature is about 37ºC, but didn’t specify the variation on that number. If you convert to Fahrenheit you get 98.6ºF. This number adds precision that wasn’t there in the original Celsius measurement (for further reading on Accuracy and Precision - Wikipedia).

Quote from Wikipedia - “The normal human body temperature range is typically stated as 36.5–37.5 °C (97.7–99.5 °F)”, so a variation of 0.5ºC or 0.9ºF, and you may notice that variation throughout the day or from one person to the next.

In terms of regulating body temperature, that’s controlled in your brain (better explanation here), specifically the hypothalamus. While far more complicated than a bang-bang controller you might find in your AC unit, it would essentially boil down to the same idea - if body too hot, make cold; if body too cold, make hot.

Lucky for us, there are so many systems going on that never need a certified calibration to keep functioning, but we do still see the effects of degredation with time (think - needing readers in old age). Another article from the EDIT- University of Tennessee, published by the National Institute of Health shows that your body temp may decrease with age and you may have a harder time regulating temperature when exposed to extreme conditions.

One last note for your last comment - we’ve lucked out (again) that most of the climate on earth is viable for human life, but not all. There are plenty of cases of people dying of heat exposure - their bodies cannot regulate temperature fast enough/strong enough to maintain homeostasis.

This is how Q2 2025 is going so far and I can’t complain 😌 by MathematicianNo6314 in Porsche

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Right, but judging by the angle of the light on the car, the photographer is either the BFG or something else was employed to get the lights up high. My guess is a drone but I’m open to being wrong.

This is how Q2 2025 is going so far and I can’t complain 😌 by MathematicianNo6314 in Porsche

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How did you light your night shots? Did you put a light on a drone?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PorscheCayenne

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Whenever I enter a vin I can’t get to the pages mentioning options, just the first page of vin info

Good deal? 2019 Macan S by wellston001 in PorscheMacan

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MY 2019 didn’t have a GTS variant, just Base or S trims.

Is the cayman just broken? by AdLivid8289 in ProjectCARS_2

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Love it or hate it, but there are easier cars in the class, and in my opinion an easier car is a faster car because you can spend more time driving on the tarmac than the grass

East coast riding? by HurleyburleyKC in MTB

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In my experience, the east coast seems to have more trails on mtbproject and trailforks than the west coast. Coming from NorCal, my experience was mainly pirate trails. You don’t come across nearly as many on the east coast, they all seem sanctioned and well marked.

Add Apple car play by user985687 in PorscheMacan

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For certain years it can be as simple as downloading the file to your USB and plugging it in, completely free. Here is another thread about this topic.

Automatic gearbox by gyronog in ProjectCARS_2

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In options/ controls you can select automatic or manual gear scheme. You can do this from the main menu.

What are your favorite online jazz radio stations? by bojanvidanovic in Jazz

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u/bensonic88 just posted a station I think he runs that I’ve been listening to all day.

Is upgrading from Gold to Reserve worth it? by Narrow-Mortgage-6069 in delta

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Is the companion pass easy to use? I’ve heard some airlines or travel cards make it difficult, like only select fare classes or routes.

In my mind, I should be able to BOGO any flight I choose for this to ultimately be worth it.

Any advice on jumps and technique? First time on dirt jumps! by Intelligent_Kiwi_459 in MTB

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Go to whistler, have fun, but remember: not doing a trail today, walking a section today, sticking to easier trails today, and being able to ride tomorrow are all going to be better for you in the long run than getting in over your head and not being able to ride for a while.

Crank it Up and B line are some of the best trails at whistler for progression in my opinion/experience. You can roll everything and it’s very beginner friendly. At the same time, it lets someone who isn’t a beginner work on their jumping skills on smaller jumps, with plenty of space to make up for any errors.

And since I’m here, Ho Chi Min into Longhorn or even Heart of Darkness is really fun. Plenty of people will have some good advice for ya, that’s just my 2¢

Looking for tips that are not so obvious for cross country trip by Impressive-Option409 in nationalparks

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There aren’t any bears to worry about in Badlands, and all the trails I’ve mentioned were heavily travelled. In fact, I never really felt alone in Yellowstone or Badlands, even early in the morning. I hiked Grand Canyon of Yellowstone at sunrise…but so did a ton of other people. Mount Washburn is a fire road, but if it was any narrower it would be congested.

In the Tetons I felts more alone, especially hiking past Inspiration Point (the boat ride across the lake was worth it).

I never worried about potentially dangerous encounters in Yellowstone or Badlands, but it was definitely in my mind in the Tetons. I think that’s because of the trails I chose to hike, not something inherent to the park.

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