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I don’t think he actually cares about cycling or the specific implementation details of modal filters.

He does care that they’re a great wedge issue to exercise his car-aspirant base.

Spending a lot more on something newer that won't actually be any better at the stated task would be nuts.

(actually worse, since newer MBAs are heavier)

I have an 11 inch MacBook Air running latest MacOS via OpenCore patcher and it's fine. They're pretty cheap secondhand. Try to find a 2014/2015 8GB one, althoug if you genuinely only want a word processor any of them will do.

The Wi-Fi version comes in a completely different box:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9u0-5p99lE

(scrolling through youtube unboxings they're all consistent)

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The third party ones shown up in the Find My app same as the non Apple ones. You may have to do the initial setup through the manufacturer’s app.

They may have worse battery life and they may not to the close distance ranging thing that AirTags do.

The Find My network is encrypted so that side should be the same privacy wise, but that doesn’t mean they might not leak data through other channels.

B pads are slightly smaller than Gs so they rattle and you can feel them move slightly when braking (at least the fronts, because gravity is against them. But if it’s meant take G buy G.

You can also buy Js if you care about fins.

(I’ve had Bs in my G-designed callipers for several months now and no firey death to report)

If you squint at the neck between the retaining pin and the pads, B pads normally have straight parallel sides, G has a tapered neck.

Very likely G though.

That's the central heating water return. Don't touch that.

The skinny pipe will lead back to your cold water supply somewhere. It's entirely up to the imagination of the installer where that is.

Undernocircumstancesshouldthehobbesealedwithsiliconesealant! This will make it impossible to remove the appliance at a later date without causing damage to it.

https://www.howdens.com/-/media/howdens/assets/clh_asset_products/clh_asset_levela_108973/clh_asset_levelb_110593/clh_asset_levelc_110596/ass_25584645.pdf

That still doesn't seem like grounds to deny a warranty claim if it's cracked in situ.

There are smart consumer units but you don't want one, for usual internet-of-shit reasons - it'll tie you to a shitty app platform and you'll wake up one day in the not very distant future and find the manufacturer has decided your model is obsolete and unsupported and they'd like you to buy a new one.

Some regulations are starting to phase in Arc Fault detectors (AFDDs) in high risk buildings, which are supposed to detect arcs caused by loose wires or bad connections which is how some fires start. But they're expensive (£100/breaker) and from what I've seen
incredibly hard to trip, which makes them useless.

Running current software on old macOS versions is not a fight you're going to win. Software publishers simply don't test it and won't fix bugs.

If you have old software you need to run you need to dedicate this computer to that task (and never update it), or figure out how to run it in a VM or buy an old MacBook.

If you are using old macOS you need to turn off auto updates on any current software (if they allow that) and be very careful about installing future updates.

That’s an (ancient) Intel MacBook Air.

What’s the USB adapter exactly?

That'll fix it.

Flat roofs are a money pit on an entirely different scale to conventional roofs though.

The postperson can bring you a label!

Page 18 shows it has a spring-loaded terminal block, so you could e.g. cut the cord off literally any old appliance, or use an old IEC lead. Only two core needed.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/assembly_instructions/ledsjoe-led-wall-lamp-stainless-steel__AA-511022-11-100.pdf

It’s Decathlon’s posh bike brand for people who would never turn up to a club ride on a B-Twin.

Though those bars are identical to generics on Ali Express. Maybe posher pads.

Are Brittany Ferries the only service arriving in St Malo?

Condor Ferries run to the Channel Islands from the UK and St Malo, which means you can also use them to cross the channel, optionally with a few hours on Jersey or Guernsey if you've never been.

The French coast definitively gets more interesting the further west you go.

Borrow My Doggy was mostly silence punctuated by timewasters for me, and that was with a very cute low maintenance dog. I did meet a couple of nice people but that was in a year of membership.

Generating income by selling off old stock for a fraction of what you paid for it is really stretching the definition of "profit".

The batteries are replaceable. Theres a couple of hidden screws.

Alternatively if you have cordless power tools you can replace the Dyson battery with an adapter to use tool batteries and stop dicking about with the useless Dyson ones.

You can’t do that with an 11t smallest cog. It sits on the end of the splines. It can’t slide significantly further left.

You might be able to do it with a 12t, but that make your interference problem worse.

They ship as standard with chunky conventional wing mirrors.

The prototype and years of early promotional images didn't have them, which is what an AI will have seen much more of during its training.