On top of the wheelwells? So no tools on top? Toy truck.

I just went and measured the front of my F250 and was surprised it was 49in tall. That’s 1.2m+. The '22 I drove is only a few inches taller but it sure seemed bigger. Maybe it had a lift in the front, I don’t know.

quick edit: that drawing seems a little off though, the LOS drawn assumes the driver sights directly down the hood and being almost 6’ tall my eyes view the side window about 3in below the top frame of the door. I can’t go check how far out my first view of the ground is because my driveway is sloped.

No clue.

Sheets fit in the bed of a 6.75’ bed with the tailgate down. I prefer the old short beds for city work because they are far easier to park.

The full size pickups today have horrible sight lines. I own two pickups, one is a '95 F150 and one is a '05 Super Duty. Even the 10 years between the two of those trucks brought a huge difference in sight lines, but surprisingly the situational awareness is better in the '05. Harder to see a child in front of the truck but much easier to see anything to the sides and rear. Camera and backup sensors on the '05, in addition to MUCH better mirrors.

I’ve driven a modern pickup and it “feels” as big as it is. I think the hood height was nearly 4ft. Situational awareness is OK in them because of good mirrors and a camera but that front profile is insane.

The old Ranger wasn’t a sensible pickup though. Those things are for people that want a pickup shaped object but don’t want a full size.

If a 4x8 sheet won’t fit flat in the bed it’s just a toy designed to carry other toys around.

Do you have a chicken stick yet? Every homeowner needs a chicken stick:

https://www.fluke.com/en-us/learn/blog/electrical/non-contact-voltage-detector-basics

I mean, I’m sure they have breadboards set up. It’s not like they are just sitting around waiting for manna from heaven.

yeah, but same basic parts. Same APU, smaller node. slightly faster RAM

That would be absolutely wonderful. If they could somehow future-proof their board design even if you had to have tech skills to replace it, enthusiasts could do it on their own and people who don’t want to could take it to the local tech repair shop.

The article says “no need for steam deck 2”. Valve is on record saying they wouldn’t do an incremental upgrade, they want to wait until there’s a major advance in the available technology.

The drives you’re seeing with the “too good to be true” pricing are what most people call “white label” drives. From what I understand, it’s either refurbished or something that didn’t pass the big-brand QC so they don’t get the brand name. Slap a white label on it and ship it.

WD, Seagate, Toshiba will all have approximate price parity through various levels of HDDs. You can base your shopping on these prices for first quality drives. I like WD. Currently I’m running zfs raidz2 (one parity drive) on four drives. Two are WD, one Seagate, one Toshiba. No problems yet but this array has only been on for 9 months. Prior to that I had a 2-disk striped raid with 2x 4tb WD blue drives and it ran for 8 years without an error.

I drive Hyundai, btw

Last I heard it was still an old-school NoDVD crack and it’s pretty fiddly. So download the demo, get the global scenery file and then apply the crack. I do not know of a trustworthy crack for it.

Just stand under the weather station, then it’s exact

I don’t think a box fan could cool one entire 20x20in automotive radiator, let alone two.

fan -> plenum -> radiator would probably work best. The plenum only needs to be a few inches long, it’s just to direct the entire square of the fan over the entire square of the radiator. Cardboard and caulk would work.

It’s a low efficiency heat exchanger.

It’s so old it’s still shipping in bookworm

Looks like Pancake Sailor is the free one, there are a couple other VR games the company makes that are on sail (heh) right now.

Ever met a Canaanite? There’s your answer.

the wiki must be out of date then

Huh? Install testing or sid?

The Debian way is to install stable then change your sources.list to either testing or unstable.

I call shenanigans.

edit: what version was Stable using before 11Jun? 'cause it’s 115.12.0esr-1 right now.