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I would say several times a week shifting from park to drive or reverse is difficult. Like there is tension built up and it shifts out of park with a clunk. We’ve had it for a couple years now and it’s done this since we bought it. I can’t figure out why? I wasn’t sure if it’s the automatic parking brake that engages too early or if there’s something I’m doing wrong. Any insights or help would greatly be appreciated. I enjoy the vehicle but if it’s about to give me 5k in transmission issues I think I’d rather trade it in and get something else.

So I am doing part 2 of the PA for D687 where you review someone else's report and provide feedback. The problem is, this is clearly AI written. From the layout, the wording, everything. We all use AI to learn but to submit write-ups? I feel frustrated given I spent hours writing my own project and thinking it through and at times, yes, using AI to get the technical details down better. Should I report this? I feel somewhat guilty doing that to someone given we're all just trying to get degrees to make a living.

Where do you get your haircuts? I’m on the east side of town and looking for a barber that does good haircuts and doesn’t charge me $50-60. Any suggestions?

Hi all,

I received a Nessus Essentials license for my homelab as apart of the Education credit and registered it originally on my MacBook but have since tried moving it to a RHEL 10 VM on my homelab. I have reset the activation, cleared the cache through the CLI, contacted support and followed their instructions of resetting the cache and forcing registering the license. All to no avail. Support recommended I reach out the community and see if someone else knows whats up. I believe I may just have a blocked IP because I generated a new account and received a new license under that account and still am getting the same issue. Anyone know of any way to resolve this?