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Pretty close! Swap the mash for tots and the gravy for cream soup.

The tater tot hotdish I grew up with. ... Under the tots at least.

I did HQS inspection training once upon a time and that definitely would have made it memorable!

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. It wasn't enough money to make me go down another research rabbit hole, which I suppose they basically count on.

His video convinced me to go for it ("it's just wires")! I had a double slot left in the panel. I'm now technically above the calculated load for our service, but I scheduled charging for late nights and below the max rating of the charger.

With 2 vehicles to charge and one being a 130kwh truck, I needed a second circuit at the very least.

With how much I drive the truck (not a lot, I work from home, about to hit 3500 miles in 11 months), a 240v 20A is even more than enough. But I installed what the mobile charger you see is rated for (32A max, but the plug says 30A ... ?) because I whole-ass anything I do. And now there's a 14-50R for my dad to plug his camper into if he ever decides to visit his grandson.

You can use a stick to throw a rock in curling. I've played with several old farts who are better with a stick than I am with a typical delivery (which is also somewhat hard on knees).

Material themes definitely tend to be softer. I hate them as a rule.

Gruvbox material fg0 definition

Edit:

Surprisingly, this passes a basic accessibility check. https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/?fcolor=654735&bcolor=F9F5D7

"Hard" (high contrast) should use the bg0_h value for the background: #f9f5d7 or rgb(249,245,215).

This is a light "off white". If you have blue blocking mode or a night color mode enabled, the yellowing effect will be exaggerated.

For what is worth, I don't think gruvbox makes a good light theme because it's pretty low contrast especially compared to a lot of more recent themes. I say this as a die hard gruvbox dark user.

ECU chip tuner for early CAN bus vehicles.

I don't think that there are enough gasoline pumps.

Remember, you have to put one on both sides of the pump in many places. And then you've got places like Buc-ee's with 120 pumps.

So I think you're actually underestimating by a lot!

I charge both my ridiculous Lightning and PHEV Volvo this way.

But I'm on track for only about 3500 miles for the year (10 months in) on the lightning.