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What kind of bullshit design deliberately logs critical Windows system errors...thanks Obama.
Spend ages trying to fix these being logged across multiple new servers, some of which require fucking around with the registry on said brand new installed systems to try and resolve.
Then discover the "critical" errors can be ignored because it's by design and they're not critical really...
Spend ages trying to fix these being logged across multiple new servers, some of which require fucking around with the registry on said brand new installed systems to try and resolve.
Then discover the "critical" errors can be ignored because it's by design and they're not critical really...
Event ID 10016 is logged in Windows - Windows Client
Describes an issue in which DCOM event ID 10016 is logged in Windows. Provides a resolution.
support.microsoft.com
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only if your frame spends more time in the mail than on the trail......Is that such a bad thing?? Lifetime warranty on Yeti, so break a bike, get a new one, break a bike, get a new one....
Dcom?What kind of bullshit design deliberately logs critical Windows system errors...thanks Obama.
Spend ages trying to fix these being logged across multiple new servers, some of which require fucking around with the registry on said brand new installed systems to try and resolve.
Then discover the "critical" errors can be ignored because it's by design and they're not critical really...
Event ID 10016 is logged in Windows - Windows Client
Describes an issue in which DCOM event ID 10016 is logged in Windows. Provides a resolution.support.microsoft.com
We built our master thesis project using dcom in 1998-9. The only alternative was CORBA then. How the fcuk is it still alive?
New Hiking Boots arrived. ASOLO Fugitive GTX. Did a 1 hour break-in walk around the house. Even though they were 13 Wide they felt a hair tight on the right foot. length was spot on. At 30 minutes they started to mold to my foot. After an hour I am really getting comfortable in the boot. I will keep them on until I crash out tonight. I will see how they feel tomorrow. At $300 I am going to make damn sure I love em before going outside with them.
Have you ever tried hiking in trail runners ?New Hiking Boots arrived. ASOLO Fugitive GTX. Did a 1 hour break-in walk around the house. Even though they were 13 Wide they felt a hair tight on the right foot. length was spot on. At 30 minutes they started to mold to my foot. After an hour I am really getting comfortable in the boot. I will keep them on until I crash out tonight. I will see how they feel tomorrow. At $300 I am going to make damn sure I love em before going outside with them.
yep. they are too damn narrow for my feet and I need better support these days for my surgically reconstructed ankle. That and I prefer backpacking above treeline, low tops and loose talus trails ? oh hell no
You really think your ankles are up to 2k+ miles in fancy sneakers?
Uh, yeah. I am not a fat downhiller anymore. And besides, the majority of thru hikers use trail runners.
I thought it is now consensus that the leading spokes are laced with the heads pointing towards the inside?
I thought it is now consensus that the leading spokes are laced with the heads pointing towards the inside?
Yeah, it pretty much is. I haven't done it for 15 years, though, and I fucked it up...
The other consensus is that it doesn't really matter all that much, especially on a front wheel, from the little I have read on it. It's not receiving pedaling torque, so I am not gonna bother to re-lace it. (Yes, it has a disc brake, but lacing direction simply doesn't matter that much.)
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How did you manage to do that?Don't have any pizza shot to share, but have a nice rear hub story though.
Stripped the ratchet ring in my fatbike hub. Le screwed.
Most of them are also choosing to carry amphetamines over food. Saves weight and all.
Beats me. The people at Borealis say it's a first. Always been hard on hubs.
Are you kidding? 26" wheel, laced the wrong way....why do you not put a carbon bar on the bike while you are at it?
No, I do not think it matters much. But brake forces are generally higher than pedaling torque (might not hold true for e-moppeds) I was told by a wheel builder who even builds rear wheels to accommodate braking instead of pedaling torque.
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By x tension.Perhaps you *spoke* too soon?
Hubba hubba. We have a punna.Perhaps you *spoke* too soon?
You can get a good ski boot fitter to do some light mods/widening.New Hiking Boots arrived. ASOLO Fugitive GTX. Did a 1 hour break-in walk around the house. Even though they were 13 Wide they felt a hair tight on the right foot. length was spot on. At 30 minutes they started to mold to my foot. After an hour I am really getting comfortable in the boot. I will keep them on until I crash out tonight. I will see how they feel tomorrow. At $300 I am going to make damn sure I love em before going outside with them.
sent the boots back. I checked the inside measurement and they had medium width boots in a wide box. REI had a pair of 13W in stock so I picked them up. My feet are loving them. Probably going backpacking next weekend.