it's not often that shit just works
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0·2 months agoThis is how you end up with a Problem Factory.
0·3 months agoTeams is not satisfactory for work
0·3 months agoHave you been pwned?
There’s been some new and ginormous data dumps recently.
Maybe it is your time.
0·6 months agoAppears that “squabbles” is still alive
0·6 months agoI liked feeding the details to https://www.jobscan.co/ when I was displaced ~`2016.
The unfortunate truth is that you need an inside contact for many of the roles.
0·7 months agoMy “I’m a CS” colleagues all tell stories about the OS they created in uni. A couple of them were happy stories.
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-828-operating-system-engineering-fall-2012/
It’s good to know how to do it, but there is not much need to go and do it.
0·8 months agoSince car analogies always work, consider NHRA or NASCAR.
“I may look like an F1 Ferrari, but I identify as a rule-constrained Chevy.”
They added another year to the window, in case you see one at the resale shop.
Same goes for Honda and their Claymore-style inflators.
Unfortunate encounter with a Laplander.
Costco is fine.
I have alternated between Costco and TireRack over the last few cars, mostly depending on my mood of the day.
For “my” car, I like to read the reviews and choose online at TR, and have them shipped to my mechanic for install.
For the others, an instant rebate sale at Costco on a set of Michelins is a no-brainer.
Edit to add: I misread “price” as “place” so the above is not “the answer” to your question.
I did briefly poke discount tire with the Yokohama tire from your list, and the cost is essentially same as your quote - just north of $1K without their extra warranty.