u/powershellnut

They just released Mods that Claude can build itself. Just ask Claude to build the useable limits break down in the layout that you like or find useful.

I had mind look at my past sessions and my skills and general workflow to suggest other mods to build.

I think “humiliation” might be the word you’re looking for here 😅 they sound so similar, but humility is more about being modest, while humiliation is that painful “oh god, what did I do” feeling.

As someone who wrote tools for the community and made YouTube videos, it was great fun. Sad to see the project at its current state. I was already working in IT at the time but I felt it helped accelerate my learning of Powershell and Linux. Feels like a life time ago now.

I really love this write up and found it fascinating to read. My dad was one the original US mint designers in the Artistic Infusion Program which is partly how I got into collecting coins. However my main drive for collecting was working at Sonic Drive-In and finding wheat pennies, buffalo nickels, silver coins, and even unique serial numbers on dollar bills. My most significant pull was $1 bill with a single digit serial number that I sold for around $700, but basically all coins I found were more fun in the thrill of the search than their actual worth (excluding the melt value of silver coins). All that being said, I remember seeing all those ads for the "find valuable coins in your pockets" apps and instantly knew it was basically a scam because of the sheer improbability of finding anything of value in pocket change. I think you are to right call this out as that being a net harm to the community at large given their first exposure to coin collecting is essentially a scam.

I was looking at the card grading industry and how the inconsistency in grading is causing a lost of trust in PSA. I worry about the same thing happening with the coin grading industry as well as I have sent in many coins to get graded which had truthfully felt like gambling more than getting an accurate "score" of the coin's condition. I am not saying that NGC or PCGS do a bad job, but you get the coin back with a grade with no report explaining why that specific coin got the grade it got. I will admit my ignorance here, but there is card grading company called Tag that gives a report for each card graded explaining how the grade was reached with zoomed in pictures of dents, a scan showing essentially imprints on the card's surface that is almost invisible to the naked eye, centering, etc. I think this is the future of grading and I hope the two big players in coin grading adopt this approach.

Yep I still use them, so far no complaints. I am almost up for renewal and I see no reason to change. I feel their website is easier to navigate then the company I used before, green mountain. I love flat rate plans, I don’t have to worry about hitting a certain threshold or when I use electricity.

Describing a moral principle as “low fat” is simply nonsensical. It’s like saying low fat Buddhism. It’s using an adjective on a noun that makes zero logical sense.

What does low fat have to do with Veganism? There are probably some plant based low fat diets, but it has nothing to do with veganism.

Read further down you’re vegan. Just confused me because my diet and my belief in veganism are completely separate in my head.

I do agree with you by the way, seeds and nuts are hella healthy and you shouldn’t avoid fats. All macros are important.

I have been using Energy Texas, which I guess is also just another brand of Rhythm. I went with them because someone provide their referral code that gave $100 credit and their rates were on par with any other provider at the time. Plus, I like a flat rate because I don't want to have to "game" my electric use to get the best deal. I just want to use the least amount of energy at the lowest rate.

I think they are still doing the $100 credit referral as well.

https://energytexas.com/raf?referralCode=KxNgobnAP1&utm_source=raf&utm_medium=my-account

I was searching for this comment, so thank you for writing it down. If people need rigid lines to live by, then by all means all "animals" are off limits, but these boxes we have placed all living organisms into are as real as the lines that separate countries. Nature is messy and our organization of it is incomplete and imperfect. I care about reducing suffering, regardless of something is categorize as an "animal" or "plant". The categorization is a human made construct, the suffering is real.

As for oysters, I never ate them before going vegan so no interest in them now either. I also tend to give things in the grey zone the benefit of the doubt.

Yep, this has happened to me at least 4 times and they keep sending me new ones. I really would rather a refund at this point and buy a different product. I thought I was getting the best of the best for the price but it has been nothing but headaches with constantly returning them.

Spray some vinegar on it and it will disappear. BKF is overkill for this imo.

This also happened to me, I had 3-5 pans do the same thing as what OP is showing. I honestly lost count after going through so many returns, it might have been even more than 5. I made a Reddit post about it last year.

When this was happening I wasn't just to be extra careful and to rule everything out. I do now as this has stopped happening. Not sure if they finally sent me one that was not defective or what. I moved around the same time it stopped happening as well oddly enough.

Oh wow, this is the first I am hearing about this. Looks like there have been a few other posts about this as well, but those were mostly around them no longer making the older installers available.

I would think as long as you had the right version they would be required to activate it based on their licensing, security issues or not.

PDF-XChange sells perpetual licenses with supporting maintenance plans. Your license never expires. If you are getting those watermarks then you might have upgraded the software past what your maintenance plans supported is my only guess. The maintenance plan just allows you to upgrade the software to the latest version while it’s active.

Good question! The trims are different colors, the trim around the door is the same as the door and the one around the laundry nook is “In the Navy”.

I think the paint sticks show the color differences more clearly in the same light.

Anchors Aweigh, but I am not sure which color truly represents this color, the door or the laundry nook walls.

Yep same store at the same time.

Thank you!! I do feel like I got screwed over because painting takes hours / days, especially as someone who is new to it. I do hope they are cooperative, because I am not really one to make a fuss.

I think that is a good plan and exactly what I will do, thank you!

Haha so true, and I have read a lot of threads just like that.

I was hoping someone that worked at SW would comment because I didn’t want to complain unless it was clearly a mistake on their part. I had read that it was difficult for employees to mix the wrong paint because the machines most handled it.

Thanks for your input, it means a lot as I spent a lot of money on this paint and days painting.

Yeah! I would assume they would be the same! Although I know very little about painting so wasn’t sure.

I am very new to painting and thought I was going crazy, so thank you for your input!! It really is unacceptable, as it can waste hours for anyone who uses the wrong the color.

I was having a similar issue and found I was able to boot from USB using chainloading in Grub.

Here is a stackoverflow going through the steps. Hope this helps!

https://askubuntu.com/questions/947409/is-there-a-way-to-boot-from-usb-through-grub-menu