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So my original plan was to raise the pipes to bring back the clearance, but it wasn't clear if doing that necessitated changing the black pipe to white to meet current code even if we didn't touch the appliance itself. So then it was back to digging out the grade to bring back the clearance and...

All good, I just ordered a bunch from Amazon. They weren't the best and the receptale sides were loose allowing some of my heavier wall warts to fall out overnight, but I guess that's what Amazon's return policy is for.

I just got back from Bologna. The factory tour was really cool, but prepare for disappointment in the museum - much smaller than I was expecting, and I thought I'd be seeing the room with Massimo Tamburini's personal 916 on display in all its glory, but instead there was a room made to look like...

Depends on your circulation. My hands and feet always seem to be cold, even when driving a car with good climate control. When my body finally couldn't take riding in the cold anymore, even at 10 C, I started with a FiRed Up vest but got tired of the battery always running out on me as well as...

Sorry for your loss, Amazon.

This is the first video I've seen that actually explains the scientific principles behind how they work, but most importantly what conditions are required for them to work and why there are conflicting reports of them working for some but not others.

Another option is to use a pipe expander on the pipe that goes into it to tighten the fit, if you ever plan on putting the stock muffler back on: https://www.princessauto.com/en/large-tailpipe-expanders/product/PA1000002579?skuId=9154717

"Ironic", considering they were built in Detroit.

FWIW, I wasn't able to connect today or most (if not all) of yesterday, but heard from others that they couldn't either, so I asssumed the site was down for everyone and didn't bother troubleshooting. I guess that wasn't the case? Or maybe whatever change was made impacted me but eveything's...

I've been to Rome, Venice, Florence, and Lake Garda before. I don't remember much from Florence other than wanting to leave as soon as possible after being bored looking at churches and having sandwiches for lunch. It just wasn't for me. On the flip side, Rome was my favorite, I remember the...

I don't think I'm bringing any AC devices. Everything can be USB-charged - all DC battery (lithium) powered stuff like phones, earbuds, watches, power banks. Going to Tuscany for my niece's wedding. Starting in Rome, then to Tuscany, LaSpezia, Florence, Bologna, then back to Rome with a...

Thanks, I'll check all of my devices and if they can all handle the different voltage, then it makes sense all I need is a physical plug adapter where quality doesn't really matter. Hopefully that's the case - if my Blackberry could handle it 20 years ago, I'd hope Apple can do it now.

The last time I was in Italy was in 2007 and my Blackberry included a travel adapter that worked there. I haven't had a chance to figure out what I need to charge my iPhone, so I'm hoping some of the regular European travellers can make a recommendation on a good quality adapter before my wife...

Like with Amazon, I try to stick with Prime or sold/shipped by Amazon. There's a filter on Walmart as well, then you can return most items to al ocal store instead or shipping it back.

You could say the same about trying to make Linux work like Windows. And then there's Microsoft trying to make Windows 11 work like MacOS, or at least look like it becaue it will never actually work like it.

No offense at all. I'm not actually a Mac person myself and have mever owned one, I just appreciate their value (at least the lastest non-Intel ones). LOL, being a Unix guy is even more reason to appreciate MacOS. It's more Unix (BSD) than Linux.

I took your requirement literally: Have you watched the video I posted? Performance comparison at 17:51 should help you decide. If the objective comparison doesn't convince you, then yes, you would be making a religious decision. But again, this recommendation was based on your original...

Going back to your requirement for a lightweight and fast video editing laptop. If that's your priority.

Keep track of your IP address when it's working and when it's not to see if there's a pattern. Of course, without VPN enabled.

There are two ways to run Windows apps on a Mac - WINE and an actual Windows VM. WINE would be seamless but compatibility needs to be validated. For the Windows VM, I'm not sure if you actually need to open the Windows VM then launch the app(s), or if OS-X has a way to seamlessly launch them...