u/MentionPleasant2635

I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

The right front fender liner fell off my Ioniq. Fortunately it happened in my driveway. But then I got all kinds of warnings about collision detection system, and my dash lit up like a Christmas tree. In addition it turned off regen braking (which is freaking the first time you brake without it.

I have an OBD II scanner and can reset all the warnings to get back regen braking. I don't have any warnings after the reset.

Anyone experienced anything like this?

I have two acres of bottomland along a river. My biggest concern is keeping the mower out of the river. I've just begun to research. One question is could I get a one acre mower and alternate weekly between the northern one acre and the southern acre.

I've attached an aerial of my land in the comments.

I've been writing some cool algorithms that I would love to turn into instrument level, line level, or Eurorack level modules. I understand most Mutable Instruments Eurorack modules were based on the STM32 ARM Cortex Series.

Is there a turnkey stereo audio board I could use as a base? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My wife and I have one kid in LA and two in Seattle. This is a day's drive between. And it has a downstairs bar.

I'm working on an app to control an old MIDI controlled mixer (MOTM Mixer 7s). The default UI is somewhat lacking. Is it possible to create a UI that looks more like an actual mixing console? And does anyone have examples?

I have a Tens 7000 unit, but I keep reading contradictory information on electrode placement. One diagram shows one electrode on the tragus and another on the neck. Another website says you should never do this. Another website has one on the tragus and one on the back.

I know the tragus, but the descriptions for the Cymba Conchae are unclear to me.

I'm still within my return window and want to get advice. The problems I have with the Rextons:

1. The Bluetooth implementation sucks.
2. They almost feedback on the high end, which I can kind of tame when I can get the damn app to connect.
3. They apparently are lacking in the frequency range of my wife's voice. My ability to understand her is no better with them than without them. I still have to ask her what she just said.

Some background about me. I'm 67. I played in rock bands in my youth with no hearing protection, cranking 100 watt amps. My left ear is worse than my right because I played on the right side of the stage and would turn to face the band. I have tinnitus in my left ear.

I apologize for not seeking out this subreddit before purchasing these things.

What I want:

1. The absolute best connectivity. I use an iPhone.
2. Ability to adjust them for various environments.
3. A better app than Rexton.

Any advice would be very much appreciated.

EDIT: I don't want to have to take them off and use my air pods to watch youtube videos without disturbing my wife.

EDIT2: I don't want to go to a Costco Audiologist to adjust the frequency response of my hearing aids

I bought one but not doing Eurorack anymore. I thought about a case with some control knobs. Just wondering what others are doing with it.

Larry is killing it!

When I bought these three years ago, they had an API interface, but apparently discontinued it. I also have the problem that my upstairs and downstairs don't communicate. We rarely go upstairs so the upstairs unit thinks we are not home, even though the downstairs unit knows we are home.

Ecobee AI support is completely useless.

I've been trying to set up Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. It has to be connected to ethernet. I had it all set up but the web interface keep hanging and eventually I couldn't connect at all. I then noticed the ethernet lights weren't on. I tried several different ethernet cables and eventually broke down and bought a new one.

Nothing. I then went through my router configuration. Nothing.

I installed basic Raspbian with WiFi. WiFi worked, but no ethernet detected.

I finally pulled out another Raspberry Pi 3, and suddenly it worked.

Apparently the ethernet port was failing and finally stopped working. I've never had this happen before.

Just something to keep in mind before you pull out all your hair.

I tried installing HAOS on a Raspberry Pi 3 and it was too sluggish to be usable. I'd prefer not to purchase any new hardware, and my RPI 4 is in use (doing audio with Pisound).

I have an old Intel Mac Mini I could use with Proxmox, or I could give in and purchase a Green.

But perhaps I should get advice considering what I'll be using it with. I have a Chargepoint EV Charger, four outdoor PTZ Onvif security cams, LG Smart Washer/Dryer, upstairs and downstairs Ecobees, Govee outdoor Wifi thermometer, and a couple of smart lamps.

I'm also working on some DIY projects I'd like to integrate; Wifi gate alarm, river level monitor (a river runs along two sides of my property).

I'm open to suggestions.

I have a cabin my father-in-law lived in and he owned a Liberty D 23 safe (30x22x60 inches) which weighs 557 pounds. I just need to get rid of it and am willing to give it away if someone can get it out of the cabin.. We need to replace the floor and don't need the safe.

Any suggestions?

The back of the rear seats rots off. Is there a third party solution to fix this?

I'm trying to create a footnote that the text is a link. I've tried every combo I can think of and nothing seems to work.

What I want:

"..and I got stuck in it footnote:[The story of ED]."

But the "The Story of Ed" should be a link to this URL:

https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg

footnote: [link: [https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg\[The Story of ED]]

Doesn't work.

footnote: The Story of ED [link:https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg\]

Doesn't work.

I've tried every combo I can think of and nothing works.

Any help would be appreciated.

My electric company charges a higher rate between 3pm and 6pm. I live in the humid and hot southeastern US. I keep my upstairs thermostats upper seventies. But what I'd like to do is have my cooling or heating system overshoot temps before 3pm so they can turn completely during peak hours.

I'm having trouble setting this up in the app. I can set temps manually for more cooling before 3, and the app says 86 until 11:30pm.

How can I set a temp for a rang of hours?

I have a small cabin that I normally rent for $1k. It was empty when I found out about a woman I knew that was about to become homeless, so I let her rent the cabin. She was on SS disability and could only afford to pay $400 a month.

She was a very private person and only texted me to let me know she had posted rent (always a money order in an envelope taped to the door). She didn't text me the first of April. After a couple of texts with no response I called the sheriff for a wellness check and they found her dead. The coroner estimated she had been dead for a week.

I had to hire a bio cleanup crew. The had to remove tiles, flooring and a section of sub-flooring. The bill was $4k. My insurance deductible is $3.5k and insurance paid the rest.

Her stepmother came from out of town to get her things, but only took a couple of items of value and left us everything else including her beat up old car. My wife and I are a bit overwhelmed. We took her non-perishable food to a food bank, and made several trips to the local charity with her other stuff and a lot of stuff to the dump. I have a guy coming tomorrow to give an estimate on repairing the floor.

We found the title to her car, but I don't a clue how to transfer it. It is a 2007 Kia Spectra worth approximately $700.

Any landlords that can give any advice at all would be appreciated. Like I said, my wife and I are a bit overwhelmed. I've been a landlord on and off since I was 27 (I'm now 67), but I've never had to deal with anything like this.

TIA

I'm getting errors about 'nm.' I'm using Homebrew and have updated and upgraded. Any suggestions?

Building libruby.a

error: nm: invalid argument --

Usage: nm [-agnopruUmxjlfAPL[s segname sectname] [-] [-t format] [[-arch <arch_flag>] ...] [file ...]

partial linking /var/folders/v8/gxq0lntj0nzd0xlwy46nlr1c0000gn/T/ruby-build.20260516211244.9333.xsqcwY/ruby-4.0.3/target/release/libruby.a into /var/folders/v8/gxq0lntj0nzd0xlwy46nlr1c0000gn/T/ruby-build.20260516211244.9333.xsqcwY/ruby-4.0.3/target/release/libruby.o

linking miniruby

Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:

"_rb_yjit_before_ractor_spawn", referenced from:

_ractor_create in ractor.o

"_rb_yjit_bop_redefined", referenced from:

_rb_vm_check_redefinition_opt_method.cold.1 in vm.o

EDIT: The error was that the Homebrew package 'anaconda' installs its own 'nm' and prepends its bin directory to your path. Fixing this solves the issue. Ruby needs the 'nm' from the 'binutils' package.