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I was printing something for the first time in awhile and I got a popup in Eufymake that said there was an update, I clciked update it download the new version I installed it and now I'm up v4.1.4. Except when I opened it my printer was not there I can't add it and it will not see my print now matter what I do. I've tried disconnecting it from my network and readding the printer with the phone app, but the software on my computer won't show the printer. I had just printed something moments before upgrading and not i can't do anything.

Printer is an M5, I realized I forgot to put that in the title or the body of this post.

My AC is out and it looks like I'm going to have to replace my entire ac/furnace unit. I'm considering a heat pump as a replacement rather than a conventional HVAC as I've heard they can say you money on your utility bill. I live in the valley so a significant portion of my electric bill goes to AC
Has anyone replaced their AC for a heat pump? What sort of savings did you see on your utilities? And do you feel like its worth it given the extra cost of a heat pump over regular HVAC?

Just curious what is this communities opinion is of Greatest Hits Albums and compilation albums?

I recently bought a 300 disc cd changer off of Facebook and have been loading it up with all my old CDs I've kept in a closet for the past 20 years. I'm a little annoyed at my younger self at the number of greatest hit albums I had acquired, because with a lot of them the tracks are just duplicates of the ones on the albums I also own.
I kind of get how when loading a single CD into a car stereo you'd might want just the radio singles and not the b sides, but when loading them all into one CD changer ir digitizing it on my computer or iPod I just don't nee those duplicate tracks.

As for compilation albums the problem isn't as much with overlap of the same track on the album (although that can still happen) but more I'm not sure how to categorize them.

(oh and don't get me started with all my random burned CD mix tapes. I literally have four burned CD just labeled 2, 3, 4 & 5, not sure what happened to 1 and I haven't got around to seeing what's on them but it makes me want to buy a DeLorean, steal some uranium from Libyan Terrorists and go back in time to slap my younger self)

So I recently dug out all my old CD from the closet and began going through them and digitizing them. This includes burned CD mix tapes from the 2000s the content of which was maybe acquired from questionable prodigy from file sharing services at were poplar at the time (or I may have legitimately purchased them and burned them as a backup and lost the original and you can't prove otherwise).

Anyway one of these random mix tape CDs contained a track of ND with Garbage and The Distillers covering Blondie's "Call Me" from their 2002? tour. I'm sure this cover is well known to everyone her because it's all over the internet and has been for 20 years, coming across it aging got me wondering. Why has ND never released alive album, and are there any other (good quality, full song) recording of these three bands together?

So obviously this past month most of the post have been fans posting their sphere experiences (myself included) but can we please stop and take a minute to talk about how one point Tom's stable of guitars is.

No Doubt gets labeled as a ska band, and while that's how they started and its something they still lean into, their songs embrace many different genre of music. Ska, punk, reggae, metal, disco, new wave etc.

Tom' guitar collections reflects that too. In the show I went to I saw Gibson Flying V's and Explorers but never did I see anything as pedestrian as a Strat or Telly.

Can anyone tell me what was the hollow body he played during Running. He played the same guitar in both show i went to so I feel like he might have done it for most of them.

Went there a few weeks ago and going back this weekend, just wondering if they do the same set list night to night.

I can understand how with the sphere visuals they wouldn't be able to improvise on the set list off the cuff, but do they mix up the set list from night to night or is it the same for the run of their residency?

My GF and I went and saw them at the Sphere a few weeks ago and had tix in the 300 sections and had am amazing time and The Sphere experience was amazing (even if I did get a little motion sick at times). Then when we realized how cheap floor tix were and how we might be able to get up close to the the stage we decided to go back and bought GA tix. We did not get and sort of VIP package, just regular GA tickets.

I'm trying to figure out when is a good time to arrive to get a good close floor spot. My GF is short so I want us to be close enough that she can get a good view and won't just be looking at the back of the people in front of her the whole show.

I've been reading what other people have said about when they arrived for their show as well as people talking about arriving for other shows, and I've seen people suggesting everything from 8am to you'll be fine just showing up when the campus opens at 6pm.
I've also seen people talking about some sort of wrist band system that holds your place in line as well as some people you can pay to wait in line for you (people not affiliated with the sphere of course). What's the truth?

We will be driving in from LA Saturday morning and probably won't be arriving in LV until around noon or 1pm.

Hey all, I'm looking for a roof rack for my 2017 Volt so I can move a kayak on top of my car. I'm looking for they kind that are the rails that clip in through the doors. Let me know what you use, why you like that one and how well its worked for you.

So I've only recently gained and appreciation for oval racing, and with the most famous oval race just a few days away it got me wondering what happened to all the oval races that used to be on the schedule in the past?

As it is the Brickyard is the only super speedway left on the calendar with 4 other short ovals.

Were they simply casualties of the merger? Was it politics from within the sport or from outside it? Did popularity for them just decrease? Did the cars become less suited to ovals?

Something I've noticed about Indycar, I feel like I've seen it happen at other circuits, but I'm especially noticing it in the buildup to the 500. Commentators will point out that a driver is driving the number xx car that "almost won last year" or "came runner up last year" or lead xxx number of laps last year."

They point this out even if its a different driver at the wheel than it was in previous race. My first question is when they do this are they saying they are driving the same actual chassis, or do they just mean using the same number and its more of a luck superstition thing?

Even if it is talking about the same chassis, how much does a particular cars past performance actually matter, especially when it's not even the same driver racing it? Surely its been taken apart and rebuilt, the engine and gear box replaced and any other parts needing refreshing changed out?

Why is a car's past performance hyped as an indicator of potential upcoming performance, or is it just commentator finding story lines and drumming up interest and excitement going into a race and nothing more than that?

Hi everyone. My girlfriend and I are going to Vegas this weekend in her 2wd EquinoxEv. Leaving Saturday morning returning Sunday evening.

The listed range of the car 319 miles and the driver is just under 300 miles so the car can, in theory, make it all the way there on a full charge, but I don't want to risk running out of range right before making it there, or not being able to charge while there and not being able to make it to a quick charging station to get home and being stuck waiting to charge enough at a level 2 charger. We've never done a road trip in this car and still haven't used a fast charger on it.

So my plan would be to, of course, start out with 100% charge, stop at a quick charger somewhere around halfway or more to Vegas, spend 20 minutes (I'm guessing) charging back to 80% and then driving the rest of the way.

Once we arrive if we can charge at the casino we are staying at great, if not either use a quick charger near Vegas to charge up to 80% and stop about halfway on the way back and quick charge again back up 80% to get home.

Or if we have enough range left when leaving Vegas to make it to another fast charging station on the way back just head for that.

I know this is doable in theory, but how realistic or inconvenient will it be? What charging stations along the way are both fast and reliably in service? What charging services should we make sure we are signed up with ahead of time, or can we just swipe a credit car like at a gas pump?

Our route to Vegas and back would be along the 10 and the 15.

Thanks.

EDIT: I should add that we do to have the adaptor for Tesla superchargers.

I've been watching some media and social media posts about the Indy test sessions and a few people mentioned that some of the bigger teams, specifically Penske did not bring their super speedway cars to the test session.

What exactly are these superspeedway cars? I know there is a different aero package for the superspeedways, but every team has that and every team has been running that aero package in these tests.

Does Dallara make different spec chassis for road and street circuits vs large ovals? I thought all the teams got the identical chassis? What makes a super speedway car different to another car? What are the differences between that and another car, why would team choose not to run those cars in this test, and car super speedway specific cars car something ever team has or only the larger better funded teams?