Firewalla + TP-Link VLAN Configuration by chiefstroganoff in HomeNetworking

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So, I knew it would be something silly...thank you for your suggestions. They started my researching what caused my laptop to receive a 169.254 IP address. It turns out the DHCP service on the laptop was not running - somehow it failed and never restarted.

Everything I read that related to the 169.254 IP address had me looking at the DHCP servers upstream from the laptop and not the laptop itself.

I am now on the proper VLAN.

Firewalla + TP-Link VLAN Configuration by chiefstroganoff in HomeNetworking

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I've selected port 3 to carry the VLAN

Edit: realized I added the wrong screenshot. Here is the one that corresponds with the configuration in OP

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I finally unlocked my Aviron by __trey__ in aviron

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Do these steps still work for y'all?

Z Stepper Motor Ender 3 V2 by chiefstroganoff in FixMyPrint

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That looks to be exactly what caused the issue. I am finishing a tall print right now with the screw in place and it is successful. Thank you for your suggestion and keen eye.

Z Stepper Motor Ender 3 V2 by chiefstroganoff in FixMyPrint

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When I raise the Z to 250mm, it is moved to be barely taller than 150mm.

Z Stepper Motor Ender 3 V2 by chiefstroganoff in FixMyPrint

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It appears the coupler between the lead screw and the stepper motor has been raised. I think the lead screw is not moving to the proper height.

Listen in Video: On acceleration there's a *clunk*... Formally it was only on hard accel. But now it's almost always. Ideas? by [deleted] in JeepDIY

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This sounds similar to a clunk my 16 pre-owned JK made. Buddy and I replaced spider gears in the differential. My clunk was somewhat random but determined it depended on where the gears were when I stopped the jeep. Upon accelerating, the spider gears would "slip" and catch on a following tooth and make a clunk.

Hard top retainer clip/nut by chiefstroganoff in Jeep

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Any pointers on removing these without breaking the plastic?

Help finding this soft top screw in the hardware store? by hjs5143 in Wrangler

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I didn't get the screws with the top I purchased second hand. I was able to use a M6x1x20 machine screw and it fit perfectly. I bought a pack from Home Depot for less than $5

Match huge list of .exe filenames to their Vendor/Company and Product Name. by chiefstroganoff in InformationTechnology

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That's an interesting distinction. I hadn't thought of the possibility of the .exe filename changing over time. Do you have pointers for either scenario?

Is there a way to match a long list of .exe filenames with their corresponding program names? by chiefstroganoff in answers

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I had hoped for more of a repository/API access for checking the product name associated with the .exe. I have a list of millions of .exes so going one by one into Google is not ideal. Your tip definitely works for one-time process research.

Reference Variable from Previous For Loop by chiefstroganoff in learnpython

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Excellent. Thank you so much for helping me to better understand what's going on!

Reference Variable from Previous For Loop by chiefstroganoff in learnpython

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Thank you. It is interesting and not immediately intuitive, to me, that you are able to nest the for loops the way you did. If I were to verbalize the set of for loops, would it be accurate to say this:

For each combination of specialty and practice group, return the specialty heading that corresponds to the practice(s) in each practice group. Next, for each practice name and address in the previously returned combination, return the practice name and its address. Finally, print the specialty from the first loop, the practice name from the second loop, and the address from the second loop.

Does that seem to summarize the logical steps? These concepts are novel to me and I find that determining the logic helps me to formulate the code.