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I am all for physical controls. Anything that keeps your eyes on the road so you don't have to think about what your hands are doing. That's one of the reasons I liked the Alfa over some of the other cars coming out. There's a physical knob for volume, cruise, lane departure, climate, etc. I rarely change modes or nav points while driving, so that's OK, but man- the Model 3 scares the hell out of me. You're gonna have to stare at the screen to figure out what you want to get done. Imagine if it's not automatic yet, and you're trying to figure out how to turn the wipers on during a test drive...yeesh.
one thing i don't like about my wife's outback..... the media head unit died (this was last year, but was replaced under warranty), and it took the backup cam with it.
Me too - esp in a 400' long pickup.
almost worth it, I am inclined to say with this batch, but it was literally roasted 2 weeks ago & purchased on the farm. Not sure I can find some this good here.
i was at this roaster when i was on kona. they ship. but again, not cheap.almost worth it, I am inclined to say with this batch, but it was literally roasted 2 weeks ago & purchased on the farm. Not sure I can find some this good here.
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Micro-dosing is all the rage these days.Have you tried a nice Indica?
Says the guy living in Portland?!?Also, this rain is getting old.
Portland sees rainiest month since November 2017, more showers on the way
PORTLAND, Ore. – Feel like 2020 is off to a soggy start in the Pacific Northwest? Rainfall records show that Portland has seen 5. 67 inches as of January 26. “This is the rainiest month we’ve had since November 2017,” said KATU meteorologist Rhonda Shelby. And it’s not done yet. Shelby expects...katu.com
Isn’t that a bit like telling the grass to get off your lawn?Says the guy living in Portland?!?
I mean, I get it. Been here since '93, but this month has just been non stop. If you had any idea how much standing water there is in my car every morning.Says the guy living in Portland?!?
(no, seriously it's a shit ton of water in my car).
I was, but unlike the last video interview I didn’t mention it. This interview was with a recruiter named Mike at a company called DataRobot, and I totally ended the interview with “Domo arigato, Mike. It was a pleasure talking with you!”
DataRobot in Boston? Hope you get the job and move here!
Mating ritual with an interested company in a full swing. The recruiter did not sound happy when I asked them about their severance package policy for the unfortunate situation when things do not go as planned. Well, that may be the end of the love dance, we shall see.
maybe you shouldn't park it upsidedownI mean, I get it. Been here since '93, but this month has just been non stop. If you had any idea how much standing water there is in my car every morning.
Yeah them, but they have a major office in Denver. Probably travel to Boston some amount though? Not sure. This interview was with an internal HR/recruiter person. Next step is to put my resume and portfolio in front of the Director of Design or some such nonsense.DataRobot in Boston? Hope you get the job and move here!
The nice thing is my driveway is sloped so it all gathers behind the seat. The bad thing is if it gets over about 6" deep, it's rather close to the power seat motors and I am not sure those are submersible. I could be wrong.
Did I NOT mentioned it was a shit ton of water? Generally speaking it doesn't get deeper than 4". There is a wall behind the seat, so it gathers in a V between the floor and the wall.
I am still considering drilling a few small drain holes, but I just use my ShamWow.
Dude, that's moar than a shit ton. Just add some fish and and it's an aquarium. Could pick up some extra cash as an Uber driver. Market it right and Hipsters will be all over taking a ride in the fish tank. This has potential...
Well, so far my options are:
A) Lower paying job (still decent though), 45 minutes to an hour commute on the average day, okay benefits, less stress, infrequent business trips
Vs.
B) 25% more pay, 25 minute commute, great benefits, higher stress environment, more frequent trips to Asia
Not sure I'm super thrilled with either, but I do have to choose soon. Decisions decisions...
A) Lower paying job (still decent though), 45 minutes to an hour commute on the average day, okay benefits, less stress, infrequent business trips
Vs.
B) 25% more pay, 25 minute commute, great benefits, higher stress environment, more frequent trips to Asia
Not sure I'm super thrilled with either, but I do have to choose soon. Decisions decisions...
shit. pepper keenan (founding drummer of Corrosion of Conformity) dead. I remember seeing them in a warehouse in Raleigh when in high school. Liked the earlier metalcore stuff, but Blind was an amazing album end to end.
None of the above? 45m-1h commute would likely kill me, personally...
I did that for 36 years and don't recommend it - eats a big chunk out of life.
the question is the quantity, the question is why you're acting so nonchalant about it, as if standing water in a vehicle is normal.
