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[colormush]

[devotedlynoisydefendor]

LINK MAIN DI BIO 🫶 Mainya di Ayamwin

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Lego Foundation PlayLab in Denmark, where she could not resist taking the slide | February 22 2022

[denistone]

welcome to denistone station my wonderful son named nsw trainlink d set

[bbonnetss]

I DID A REVIEW OF MY NEW TABLET !!

Disclaimer: My cousin got it for me as a birthday gift, I don't have a near big enough platform to get sponsored, lol.

[fathimaglobo]

How to Improve Fuel Efficiency with the Right Exhaust for Your Holden Rodeo

To enhance your vehicle's performance, many drivers primarily concentrate on engine modifications or fuel enhancers. However, one frequently disregarded improvement that can greatly enhance your fuel efficiency is the exhaust system. For owners of Holden Rodeo, selecting the appropriate exhaust may enhance airflow, boost torque, and significantly improve fuel efficiency. 

This blog examines how improving your exhaust system directly affects your fuel efficiency—and highlights the significant advantages this upgrade provides for the Holden Rodeo. 

Comprehending the Function of the Exhaust System 

Before exploring the advantages, it's essential to grasp the function of an exhaust system. The main role of an exhaust system is to direct toxic gases away from the engine and outside the vehicle. However, contemporary exhausts serve more than merely expelling emissions—they are meticulously designed systems aimed at regulating backpressure, enhancing engine performance, and decreasing noise levels. 

Backpressure arises when exhaust gases are impeded from exiting the engine effectively. This opposition makes the engine exert more effort, consuming more fuel. An efficiently designed exhaust system, particularly a performance type, reduces back pressure and enables gases to flow more easily—resulting in less stress on the engine and improved fuel efficiency. 

Reasons Why Stock Exhausts Are Insufficient 

Stock exhaust systems are designed with considerations for mass production and noise compliance rather than for performance or efficiency. They frequently employ narrower pipes, restrictive catalytic converters, and simple mufflers that hinder exhaust flow. 

For a vehicle such as the Holden Rodeo, particularly when used for towing or off-roading, this limitation indicates that the engine isn't functioning at its maximum capability. The extra load can result in higher fuel usage, slower acceleration, and potentially shorter engine lifespan as time passes. 

Ways a Performance Exhaust Enhances Fuel Efficiency 

Enhancing your Holden Rodeo with a premium aftermarket exhaust system tailored for it offers a number of important advantages: 

Enhanced Airflow: Mandrel-bent pipes and increased diameters enable exhaust gases to escape more effectively. The more streamlined flow decreases backpressure and enhances overall engine airflow. 

Improved Combustion Efficiency: Better exhaust flow allows the engine to intake more air during the intake phase, leading to more thorough fuel combustion. This results in reduced fuel waste and increased functional power. 

Decreased Engine Burden: When the engine can release exhaust gases easily, it doesn't need to exert as much effort. This decrease in effort can produce substantial fuel savings, particularly in highway driving or when carrying heavy loads. 

Lighter Components: Numerous aftermarket systems utilize stainless steel or aluminized steel, both of which weigh less than original parts. Decreasing overall weight can also aid in enhancing fuel efficiency somewhat. 

Factors to Keep in Mind When Selecting an Exhaust for Fuel Efficiency 

Not all performance exhaust systems are the same. To genuinely notice an improvement in fuel efficiency, it's crucial to choose the appropriate parts: 

Pipe Diameter: If it's too large, you might experience a loss of low-end torque; if it's too small, you limit flow. A setup optimized for the engine size of your Holden Rodeo is perfect. 

Mandrel Bending: In contrast to crush-bent pipes that limit flow at curves, mandrel-bent systems preserve a uniform diameter for ideal airflow. 

Material: Choose 409 or 304 stainless steel for strength and resistance to corrosion—particularly if you operate in coastal or moist environments. 

Fitment: Always select a system that is specifically tailored for your vehicle to guarantee correct alignment and operation. 

Additional Tips to Boost Fuel Efficiency

An enhanced exhaust system can greatly improve fuel efficiency, but pairing it with these techniques will yield even greater outcomes: 

Routine Maintenance: Ensure your engine is calibrated and change air filters as advised. 

Tire Maintenance: Keep optimal tire pressure to decrease rolling resistance. 

Intelligent Driving Practices: Steer clear of prolonged idling, swift acceleration, and hard braking. 

Reduce Your Burden: Eliminate unwanted items to lessen the pressure on your engine. 

Collectively, these modifications can lead to significant enhancements in the fuel efficiency of your Holden Rodeo. 

Conclusion: Enhance Your Vehicle with the Top Holden Rodeo Exhaust System 

Selecting the appropriate Holden Rodeo exhaust system goes beyond power and sound; it’s also a smart method to enhance your vehicle’s fuel efficiency. An improved exhaust system can provide lower back pressure, improved engine efficiency, and increased longevity, allowing you to save on fuel costs while enhancing your Rodeo's performance. 

For a dependable, top-notch exhaust enhancement, Factory Direct 4x4 Exhausts provides tailored systems created specifically for off-road enthusiasts and utility vehicles. The performance exhausts made in Australia are designed for optimal flow, power, and efficiency, providing Holden Rodeo owners with an enhanced driving experience and improved fuel economy. 

Make the change today—and notice the difference each time you get on the road. 

[hockeymilf]

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[paie64]

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[hpdiesel]

Top Reasons to Invest in High-Performance Diesel Intercoolers

If you decide to optimise your vehicle’s engine performance, then one of the most significant upgrades you can make is investing in a high-performance intercooler. 

An engine's efficiency as well as longevity mainly depends on its ability to maintain temperature under high loads and towing conditions. High-performance intercoolers are imperative components that enhance both power and fuel efficiency.

In this blog, you’ll explore the key reasons why upgrading to a high-performance intercooler, such as those from HPD DIESEL, can benefit your diesel engine.

1. Improved Engine Efficiency and Power Output

The main purpose of an intercooler is to reduce the temperature of air entering the engine after it has been compressed by the turbocharger. When air gets compressed, it heats up, and hot air possesses lower oxygen density. In other words, the fuel cannot be burned as efficiently, and it results in a loss of power. 

The ability of a high-performance intercooler to reduce intake air temperatures substantially can make the engine burn fuel more efficiently. Consequently, this leads to power outputs that are better compared to other engines, where the engine runs at its best, both during the towing of heavy loads or challenging terrains.

2. Enhanced Fuel Efficiency

A cooler, denser intake charge facilitates better combustion, which means higher efficiency in fuel consumption. In the case of diesel engines, a high-performance intercooler allows them to make better use of the fuel they burn. 

With decreasing air intake temperatures, the engine will consume less fuel to achieve the same amount of power. With an intercooler, diesel vehicle owners can experience significant savings on fuel costs over time.

3. Reduced Engine Stress and Increased Durability

Excessive heat can cause strain on a diesel engine, which can lead to faster wear and tear. A high-performance intercooler helps prevent the overheating of the engine while keeping the intake air temperature under control. 

This reduced heat stress contributes to a longer engine lifespan as well as avoids costly repair or premature failure of the engine. When the D22 intercooler is installed, the engine does not overwork, and fewer breakdowns occur with lower maintenance costs in the long run.

4. Improved Towing and Load Performance

Some of the greatest benefits of installing a high-performance intercooler in a diesel engine are towing and load-handling improvements. Diesel engines normally suffer increased load and stress while towing trailers, boats, or other heavy equipment. This causes the engine to work harder and consequently generate more heat. 

Diesel intercoolers are designed to tackle such stresses by maintaining cooler air intake temperatures. As a result, the engine performs at optimal efficiency without the risk of overheating and engine strain while towing.

5. Lower Exhaust Gas Temperatures (EGT)

Exhaust gas temperature (EGT) is one of the essential parameters in diesel engine performance. High exhaust temperatures are indicative of inefficient combustion, which, in the long term, may cause damage to the engine. 

By lowering the intake air temperature, a high-performance engine helps the engine burn its fuel more efficiently, which results in lower EGTs and not only protects the engine but also improves overall performance. With a high-quality intercooler installed, diesel engine owners can significantly reduce the risk of EGT-related issues and ensure that their engines run smoothly for years.

6. Better Engine Response and Throttle Control

Engine response plays a crucial role in a vehicle’s driving experience. When the intake air temperature is too high, it can lead to sluggish engine response and less precise throttle control. 

You can experience improved throttle sensitivity and a more responsive engine by installing a high-performance intercooler. This is particularly beneficial when quick acceleration and precise control are needed, such as when driving on mountain roads or during high-speed driving.

Conclusion

Investing in a high-performance intercooler ensures enhanced engine efficiency, durability, and fuel savings. By reducing heat stress and improving combustion, these upgrades optimise performance and longevity. A quality intercooler is a valuable addition to any engine, maximising power and reliability.

For more information on high-performance intercoolers and expert solutions, visit HP Diesel today!

[fangruimjjdooo]

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[prokopetz]

I just wrote a d44 table for a very stupid bit (wanted to have a 5e npc who may or may not ever get used return a random result to any effect used to discern their creature type, but there's 14 types in 5e and a d44 with choose and add a tag then choose was the closest I could get), and it had me wondering how often the stranger dXX tables get used. And also if there was a better way for 14 equally weighted options on a table

As discussed in a recent post, in order to create an equally weighted dice table without forced re-rolls, the number of entries on the table needs to be a multiple of the prime factors of the number of sides on the dice. Fourteen has a prime factor of seven, which is not found in the standard polyhedra (a standard set of polyhedral dice offers prime factors of 2, 3 and 5), so to do it with dice you'd need, like, a d7.

If you're okay with allowing some forced re-rolls, you're already doing pretty well – a d44 lookup table with fourteen entries only forces you to re-roll one time in eight. We can make the odds of a forced re-roll arbitrarily small by resorting to increasingly baroque combinations of standard dice, so here it's less about the math and more about your tolerance for Shenanigans. A good compromise between minimising forced re-rolls and ease of use might be a d100 lookup table indexed in blocks of seven (i.e., 01–07, 08–14, 15–21, etc.); this would force a re-roll on a result of 99 or 00, or one time in fifty.

Venturing beyond dice, one interesting possibility is tarot cards: if you divide the minor and major arcana into separate decks, the minor arcana can be used as an ersatz d14 owing to the fact that tarot decks have four court cards per suit rather than three. Many RPGs which use tarot cards for conflict resolution make heavy use of what are effectively d14 lookup tables for this reason; His Majesty the Worm springs to mind as a reasonably accessible example of the type.

(The major arcana, meanwhile, can stand in for a d22, another equally weighted table size that's impossible to achieve without forced re-rolls using standard dice, since it has a prime factor of 11.)

As for "stranger dXX tables", it depends on what you mean by that. Lookup tables indexed with a pair of dice where the first die refers you to an internal sub-table to be read from the second die are commonly found using all sorts of dice, but the "dXY" notation (i.e., where X is the number of sides on the first die and Y is the number of sides on the second die) isn't commonly used outside the legacy case of "d66" for d6,d6 tables. Off the top of my head, @gormengeist's Greed makes minor use of both d44 and d88 tables (notated as such), and I'm pretty sure I read something recently that uses 32-entry dice tables notated as d48, though for the life of me I can't recall what.

[colormush]

[emmetverse]

> cd X:/octan/rx/m40/av

> dir

It had been a long time since Threes had last done this. Wires in these ports, people looking at his code. Part of him couldn't help but wonder if everything was still in working order after being unmonitored for so long.

He'd been asked a couple of times about what various things meant: abbreviations, lines of seeming gibberish that were somehow load bearing... He didn't know. He'd never known. Heck, if he knew how to edit all that stuff, he wouldn't be in this situation.

He paused. That was probably why.

> lis recog

error id : ObjectNotFound: (lis:String) [], CommandNotFoundException

> list recog

lb_r.rg = true

lb_c.ot = true

lb_tgt.rg = true

mb_tgt.rg = true

gcbc_r.rg = true

gcbc_c.ot = false

gcbc_tgt.rg = true

vel_r.rg = true

vel_c.ot = false

vel_tgt.rg = false

rb_r.rg = true

rb_c.ot = false

rb_tgt.rg = false

other_tgt.rg = true

He closed his eyes for a moment, taking in a small breath. He didn't know what they were looking at, but it felt like a wave of nausea heading through him. His brain didn't like the way the computer was being messed with. He ignored it, pushing it back. He just needed to adjust.

He let out the breath.

> list lb_tgt.rg

password:

> list lb_tgt.rg true

null

password:

> y

null

password:

> lordbusinessiscool78

null

password:

The techs begun chattering quietly amongst one another. One mentioned something about a homemade program that they used for 'situations like this'.

He didn't like the sound of that. Of course, they asked him before doing so, but he'd honestly let them do anything at this point.

> run passbreak04.exe

"Is this python? Seriously?"

"It works!"

Running passbreak04.exe

> list lb_tgt.rg

Running virus diagnostic.

He felt it before he noticed it.

The twist in the back of his mind. The small nervous impulses pushing his body to flood with adrenaline.

One of the techs mentioned something about an increased heart rate.

Security threat detected.

"Er, I'm not liking the look of this error."

Threes' eyes darted over to the screen. Why were they looking? Weren't they meant to be looking through files and all that? They shouldn't be prying where they're not needed.

No, a small voice reminded him, They're here to help.

He nodded, mostly to himself. He didn't care if he looked crazy. They were here to help. He needed to just take a breath, and relax.

Just don't think about what's going on. Think about that time it was a really hot day and Mom got him ice cream after school. Or the tiny bird who landed on the windowsill outside his bedroom yesterday. Both are good things. Good, calm things.

He let his lungs empty as slowly as he dared. The sound of it was like a soothing white noise. Like waves on a beach. In - one, two, three. Out - one, two, three. In...

Error. His breath caught in his throat.

Security threat identified.

His metal fingers splintered the wood of the chair he was in. He didn't even realise he'd been holding on. His wrist felt like it was chained down despite the fact he could clearly see it wasn't.

No.

No he couldn't. He could see his hand, he knew he could see his hand, but it was like the images wouldn't make their way to his brain. He felt like he was in a dream. Everything he saw was fuzzy; unreal, broken. Everything he heard was so clear that it cut through his brain like a knife. Not a word of it was processed.

Slowly, unsteadily, he looked down at his arm once more. He slowly released his vice grip on the chair. His hand turned as if moved by another, flipping for him to look at his own palm. Assessment: No damage.

other_tgt.rg updated:

4UD D22 SL6

7J9 RDD 0YL

0Y3 O81 DB4

X29 17E 2JD

Threes' head whipped around, his eyes fixing on the techs behind him.

There was barely a beat before-

SyntaxError: unexpected token return

at module_compile (module.oc:407:28)

His blade swung down, snagging on the wires that were still attached to his neck and head. The copper insides snapped and buckled, and the force yanked a couple of the wires out. He reeled back, his legs momentarily threatening to give way -

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

Failed to load resource: int::ERR_04

- He caught his balance, grabbing on to the wall with his free hand. His eyes locked on to his targets. He wasn't looking at them. They were just two cameras pointed in the direction of his prey.

Analysis error: missing pathwª¥ a‡ /r×

His feet slipped as he launched once more. He missed skin by a hairwidth.

He didn't care.

He swung again.

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Lego Foundation PlayLab in Denmark | February 22 2022

[dea011]

dazatsu month d22: cold

[hellcifrogs]

30 days challenge - Day 21

<- D20 / D22 ->

The cool thing about Cherry is that I already had a group of characters with her powers/skills, so I just borrowed it and made her their predecessor. That makes her one of the few characters who had some kind of plot from the start. Her redesign was actually just me drawing her from memory.

Her power is that she can go into a sort of destructive frenzee, she gets super strength, resilience and stamina. She joined the competition to prove that she can use that power without losing control of herself, she's not in for the glory or reward, just the visibility.