u/Ryutso

I installed a tweak from Sileo and Springboard crashed on me to a dark screen with just the home bar visible. Forced a restart and then went back into Dopamine to re-jailbreak again.

Text box comes up, "Successful", Dopamine custom boot logo appears, boot flashes but stays on the custom screen and then nothing responds, forcing me to force restart the phone again, leaving me in an un-jailbroken state.

I would love to get back into jailbroken so I can uninstall the tweak that I believe is doing this.

It's got 30k miles on it and even though I was originally looking at an Ioniq 5, I might choose to go with this once since it's $15k. They sadly don't have pictures of the actual car on their website or other car search websites, so I'm going to go look at it physically.

I'm coming from a Nissan Leaf so I know the general EV issues to look out for but are there any specific Kona issues I should be on the lookout for? I saw the term "wheel of fortune" while scrolling this reddit.

I remember a big post listing all the US states and it had a table layout that mentioned insurance providers that are insuring these and the current legality of kei trucks in the state.

I thought it was stickied, but I guess not since I can't find it anymore.

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Got into a car accident (not at fault, fuck you David for running a red light) and I've been exploring options. One option that keeps coming up is leasing and I just don't understand why it's an option or why people do it.

Buying a car outright is too expensive at anywhere from 30k and up, but if you manage to do it that means you own the car. Same with financing it. You may pay more a month, but at least you own it after the terms are up.

Leasing seems silly since you're paying all this money to be limited to X number of miles per year and then you have to give the car back after 2-4 years depending on the terms. Why would you spend money to have nothing in the future and be back at needing a car? Seems like a scam.

I’ve lived in South Florida all of my life so I’ve never experienced a Buccees. My partner is making a stop at Buccees when they drive from here to Tennessee tomorrow (and also on the way back) and they want to bring something back for me.

Only problem is I don’t know what Buccees has. What’s the best thing to get?

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I can't figure out what's causing this distortion of the Gcode preview (top) from the actual depth map PNG image (bottom). Is it distorted due to how the image "lays" over top of the material or is this a program error?

Using Falcon Design Space since I'm waiting to purchase Lightburn Pro for my Falcon T1 20w Fiber.

View from the Gcode window after \"Go Processing\"

View from the Workspace tab

The preview image after generating my Gcode is distorted and some of the graphic falls outside the laserable area. Does anyone know if this is going to affect how the image actually comes out or is this just a graphical glitch on how the program handles viewing the Gcode output?

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I paid someone on eBay for the translated version of my truck's manual (Dx52x) and at the end of the section I need to use dealing with the rear diff and rear axle housing, it has this listing of special tools.

The sliding hammer can be gotten at Harbor Freight or Oreilly's along with some of the attachments, but I'm mainly worried about the Oil Seal Remover and the various Bearing installers.

Anyone got tools that do similar jobs?

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I'm usually a "sit on the ground" type of person but after injuring my back, I've determined that a seat might be necessary, and I want to know what type of person is getting the barstool style vs the type of person getting the hovering seat.

I’m terrible at practical formulas for math. Is there a way to mathematically show how much I would save (regarding financing a new car) by lowering my interest rate vs paying a higher down payment?

The question at the root of the problem is “is it better to save money to pay off my credit card debt and raise my credit score in hopes of paying a lower interest rate on a car OR save that money and pay a larger down payment?”

I feel like a lower down payment AND a lower APR would be a better way to do it than a high down payment alone, especially because with a higher score you can often qualify for promotional offers for “$0 down” but I don’t know how to express it numerically to show to my partner.

I got in an accident on the 3rd, it’s my first one ever and I maintain that I’m not at fault so I’ve been freaking out but I made a claim through my insurance and I think I’m doing everything by the book. Dashcam footage and everything submitted.

It took a couple weeks but my Instagram algorithm has been bombarded by ads with lines like:

“a minor accident could get you $100k”
“No lawyers, no court, get paid.”

And they always seem to direct me to a website with a blue background where you answer some questions, and then submit your info and someone will “be in contact”.

I know it’s a scam, I’m not filling any of them out, but what is the process of this scam? Are they suing the other party on your behalf and giving you only a percentage of the settlement? Are they loaning you this money in the hopes that they’ll get more? What is this service doing that an accident lawyer couldn’t do?

I had a 2024 Leaf that had the J1772 port, so I bought an L2 Emporia Charger with the J1772 cord. Then I got into a crash. I'm now looking at getting a 2027 Bolt which only has an NACS port.

1. Can I even do a cord swap to the NACS cord? I didn't find a specific cord on Emporia's website, but is it possible with a generic?

2. Do adapters vary in quality?

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I have a duplex outlet in my floor to ceiling pantry with 5 shelves in it. I'm looking to eliminate the required battery replacement cycle of using these motion activated ikea lights by running USB cables to them to keep the batteries inside constantly charged.

5 cables to run from a single outlet (or 2) makes a rather big loom, so if there was one cable with 5 different branching plugs or even a slim 120v power hub that was 6 or 7 feet tall that I can stick in the corner and run individual USB cables to, it would work.

Reportedly, the cables would only charge the batteries inside and the batteries are 2x rechargeable AA batteries at 1.2V each for a total of 2.4v

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Anyone happen to have the manual for this type of Red Bull fridge? I managed to find the small countertop ones, but not this one. I'm not in front of it right now or I'd be able to give a model number.