And almost none of them have hitches, so you can't even tow with them. Such a waste.
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I had eye twitching, went to an eye doctor and I had some mild astigmatism that my eyes were trying to compensate for and getting exhausted, especially when staring at computer screens, they don't twitch now with glasses.
I really like one called lemon pie or die. It's from straptank in utah. I think it's only available seasonally and draft/growler only.
Another pretty good one I had recently was a strawberry banana. I forget the brand.
edit: the strawberry banana is called outbreak by martin house brewing in fort worth texas.
I thought unencrypted cell networks went away in the 90s, scary they still exist.
good to know. yeah, it didn't seem like the kind of thing for texas to do on its own.
at least where I am in texas, they tell you what it will cost before you go. When I was in utah, I asked them beforehand what it would cost and they said it would be impossible to know until after the procedure was done. The front desk person said even they weren't even allowed to know the prices beforehand.
I really like the Ubiquiti U6 Lites. The 5GHz reaches across my whole house although it's only about 40-50 mbit at that distance.
In the same room I've gotten about 880 mbit through them.
The 2.4GHz works well too.
My old Ubiquiti AC-LR barely gets a 5GHz connection halfway across my house.
The new U6+ looks interesting, I haven't heard anyone say anything about them yet though.
Yup, I'm aware.
There's no page for anything to do with ports for ipv6, and the documentation specifically says it's not available to open ports on ipv6.
The only options for configuring the ipv6 firewall are things like blocking ping, and disabling the ipv6 firewall entirely. There were 5 checkboxes, I forget what the other 3 were. It was at a relatives house I was helping so I can't check right now.
Would be nice if lambda supported ipv6 for outbound connections, I've been waiting a while.
I have a 2018 car and the android auto on it doesn't seem to be compatible with the android auto on phones anymore. It worked fine for a few years, but not anymore. I highly doubt they release a software update for it to make it compatible again.
Not having to deal with split horizon dns or nat hairpinning is pretty nice, especially with so many things using DoH with public resolvers nowadays, like android or firefox.
I just put A and AAAA in public dns so things work either ipv4 or ipv6 on the outside. On the inside everything works on and prefers ipv6 so it just works on the inside too. Nothing ever even attempts to use the wrong (public) A record on the inside.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2023/ug/relationship-to-fedora.html
AL2 was somewhat based on centos 7 since many things in epel work fine on it. The amazon linux extras tool can even enable the epel repos for you. A lot or all of the things dependent on python 3 in epel don't seem to work well though as AL2 has a newer python 3 version than centos 7.