#battery service

[optimabatteries]

It's ok to use an old car battery, but we'll explain some steps you should take before you install it in an application

[orienttech]

Hitachi Battery | Amaron PRO DIN, Din 45 - Orienttech

Amaron batteries are the leaders in automotive battery technology, providing reliable power and performance to your vehicle. 

Amaron PRO DIN 45 batteries are manufactured using the highest quality standards, ensuring maximum reliability and durability. With advanced designs and features such as double-deck construction, adjustable support plates and side-wall vents, Amaron PRO DIN, Din 45 batteries are ideal for modern vehicles. 

They are designed to deliver high power, low maintenance and long-term reliability, making them the perfect choice for your vehicle. With a wide range of sizes and capacities available, you can choose the right Amaron PRO DIN, Din 45 battery for your specific needs. 

From passenger cars to commercial vehicles, Amaron PRO DIN batteries are the perfect choice for a reliable and efficient power source.

[prioritytoyotachesapeake]

Your car battery provides the charge that starts your engine. When you press the button or turn the key, the battery sends an electrical charge to the starter motor. The starter motor cranks your engine, and you’ll be enjoying your Toyota driving experience again in no time! The battery, however, has a limited life and will eventually need to be replaced. When it’s time for a new car battery, Priority Toyota Chesapeake can help you find the perfect one for your model. These are some of the signs to be aware of that your battery is beginning to fail.

[jakesweeneychev]

Battery Service

https://www.jakesweeneychevrolet.com/Certified-Service_Battery.htm

[usedcars-newcars]

Battery Service

[milkcioccolato]

Poor feral baby Shin has never used a public transport in her entire life, she doesn’t know how they work

[dontmean2bepoliticalbut]

[ms-demeanor]

Since some people might want a Mac, I'll offer a Mac equivalent of your laptop guide from the perspective of a Mac/Linux person.

Even the cheapest Macs cost more than Windows laptops, but part of that is Apple not making anything for the low end of the tech spectrum. There is no equivalent Mac to an Intel i3 with 4 gigabytes of RAM. This makes it a lot easier to find the laptop you need.

That said, it is possible to buy the wrong Mac for you, and the wrong Mac for you is the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the Touch Bar. Get literally anything else. If it has an M2 chip in it, it's the most recent model and will serve you well for several years. Any new MacBook Air is a good pick.

(You could wait for new Macs with M3, but I wouldn't bother. If you are reading these guides the M3 isn't going to do anything you need done that a M2 couldn't.)

Macs now have integrated storage and memory, so you should be aware that whatever internal storage and RAM you get, you'll be stuck with. But if you would be willing to get a 256 gig SSD in a Windows laptop, the Mac laptop with 256 gigs of storage will be just as good, and if you'd be willing to get 8 gigs of RAM in a Windows laptop the Mac will perform slightly better with the same amount of memory.

Buy a small external hard drive and hook it up so Time Machine can make daily backups of your laptop. Turn on iCloud Drive so your documents are available anywhere you can use a web browser. And get AppleCare because it will almost certainly be a waste of money but wooooooow will you be glad it's there if you need it.

I get that you are trying to help and I am not trying to be mean to you specifically, but people shouldn't buy apple computers. That's why I didn't provide specs for them. Apple is a company that is absolutely terrible to its customers and its customers deserve better than what apple is willing to offer.

Apple charges $800 to upgrade the onboard storage from a 256GB SSD to a 2TB SSD.

A 2TB SSD costs between $75-100.

I maintain that any company that would charge you more than half the cost of a new device to install a $100 part on day one is a company making the wrong computer for you.

The point of being willing to tolerate a 256GB SSD or 8GB RAM in a Windows laptop is that you're deferring some of the cost to save money at the time of purchase so that you can spend a little bit in three years instead of having to replace the entire computer. Because, you see, many people cannot afford to pay $1000 for a computer and need to buy a computer that costs $650 and will add $200 worth of hardware at a later date.

My minimum specs recommendations for a mac would be to configure one with the max possible RAM and SSD, look at the cost, and choose to go buy three i7 windows laptops with the same storage and RAM for less than the sticker price of the macs.

So let's say you want to get a 14" Macbook pro with the lowest-level processor. That's $2000. Now let's bump that from 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD to 32GB and 2TB. That gets you to $3000. (The SSD is $200 less than on the lower model, and they'll let you put in an 8TB SSD for $1800 on this model; that's not available on the 13" because apple's product development team is entirely staffed by assholes who think you deserve a shitty computer if you can't afford to pay the cost of two 1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredos for a single laptop).

For $3000 you can get 3 Lenovo Workstation laptops with i7 processors, 32GB RAM, and a 2TB SSD.

And look, for just $200 more I could go up to 48GB RAM and get a 4TB SSD - it costs $600 to upgrade the 14" mac from a 2TB SSD to a 4TB SSD so you could still get three laptops with more ram and the same amount of storage for the cost of one macbook.

I get that some people need to use Final Cut and Logic Pro, but hoo boy they sure are charging you through the nose to use products that have become industry standard. The words "capture" and "monopoly" come to mind even though they don't quite apply here.

"Hostile" does, though, especially since Mac users end up locked into the ecosystem through software and cloud services and become uncertain how to leave it behind if they ever decide that a computer should cost less than a month's rent on a shitty studio apartment in LA.

There's a very good reason I didn't give mac advice and that's because my mac advice is "DON'T."

[canisalbus]

Is it ok if we print some of your artworks? Not to sell them or profit by them in any way, just for decorative reasons.

Also, I know you don't have a shop where we can buy any prints/stickers/anything (if you did I wouldn't even consider printing them by myself) but have you ever thought of actually making one? Maybe, if not your own shop, sign up(?) on inprnt or something?

Sure! If you just want to print out my art so you can stick it on your wall or something, go ahead. (As long as it's just personal non-commercial use and you're not claiming ownership over the artwork or the characters).

I used to have a Society6 shop but I closed it last year, mostly due to changes in their terms of service. They were cutting into artists' already meager profits, and the last time I heard of it, they were planning to add a subscription fee on top of that. It just started to feel a little bit exploitative. (I also had read some reports that the quality of some of their products had gone downhill over the years but I can't attest to that).

I already have an Inprnt account waiting in the wings, but I haven't gotten around to adding any prints to it yet. (Are there any specific pieces you'd potentially be interested in? I know people ask about the 'You cannot eat money' one pretty frequently.)

[haunth0use]

This fucking cat

[unraveling-plot]

"ORV is best read while severely mentally ill" factoid actualy just statistical error. ORV is best read in any condition. Fragments Georg, who is the kind of person to actually finish that novel & ha s. actually if we're all fragments georg then how does one determine an outlier

[honnojis]

POV the old fart you rescued from some crazy lady's ice prison just realized he hasn't updated his spouse on his wellbeing in weeks

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[orienttech]

Hitachi Battery | Amaron PRO 65B24R/L at Orienttech

Amaron batteries are the perfect choice for reliable, long-lasting power. Crafted with the latest technology and stringent quality control standards, these batteries provide superior performance and durability. Get the job done right with Amaron PRO 65B24R/L batteries. Whether you’re powering your car, boat, or RV, you can trust Amaron to keep you going strong. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a reliable and durable battery that you can count on.

[ooppo]

Hey why do your friends think you're an omegaverse omega? /Gen

[nigmos]

i went to my great aunt’s memorial service on the 4th and it was nice to see my family together again. but i just feel sad that we only see each other when someone in the family passes these days.. 😢

[maliciousalice]

cried today :^)