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followed the NY Times recipe for this year https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1026240-dry-brined-thanksgiving-turkey-with-chiles good heat, nothing overwhelming but the point of the peppers under the bird was kinda lost on us

honestly you can pick them up used in the low 30s and upper 20s now, if its a dual motor that a lot of car for that price

Plating counts! we eat with our eyes first!

everything electrical just needs power at some point to turn on, aftermarket hard wire and mechanical switch all the things!

i expect to see some incredible thanksgiving work from everyone in here over the next few days

I know Tesla had a stretch where they streamlined the manufacturing by using a single battery pack and software locked out the top of it for the lower range cars. Never bothered to look deeper and see if they did anything intelligent like let the battery management system use the locked out...

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polestar at least keeps stalks for traditional controls

maybe in 3 years when i can pick one up for less than half the new cost and when they sort out most of the bugs in the software

that was my one motivation for exploring a tankless, freeing up the space that the heater currently occupies in a mechanical closet in the middle of the house, but not worth the cost

So thankful for my neighbor who grabs any packages he sees

Water heater controller went, thought it was just the thermopile but that didnt fix it. Going to tankless is 2x as much, needs a larger gas line and new holes in the roof, so its going to be replaced with another tank

Haven’t had hot water since Thursday, the cold weather has made for some frigid showers

top down driving season is finally ending?

I feel like NASA went through the same learning process

i thought it was weird too but i was days from falling out of the extended warranty when they started the process, and it was in the midst of peak pandemic parts scarcity. They extended the powertrain warranty another 3 years and put me in their loaner car for over a month while it all happened...

yup, they didnt have reliable new parts and most of the rod bearings were in pieces circulating the engine

they put a similar mileage used engine in mine but no promise that it was going to fix the issue, kinda glad to not have that still in the driveway

this is the same issue that made acura replace the engine in my TLX before the formal recall