Leviticus has the Hebrew law, so I guess they are fucked up too? Such intolerance.

To my knowledge, no christian sect follows the Hebrew laws, although a few like Seventh Day Adventists try.

Mostly Evangelical Christians look to the Pauline (who was a converted Jew, not the Apostle) letters, the most significant of which I listed.

Hence the observation that the tree of liberty must be refreshed with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

You don't need to read the whole bible, you really need:

Genesis - Origin story and the 10 Commandments
Psalms - Poetry and thoughts
Matthew - The Beatitudes
John - God as logic, Logos or the Word - The Fusion of Greek Philosophy and Christianity
Romans - Salvation and taking the Word to the World
Revelations: You need to understand where the idea of an Apocalypse comes from

"It Depends"

Aluminum is still very fatigue prone.

And there is nothing you can do about how it transmits vibration, they are going to have fun making the ride/noise level acceptable.

Gonna rattle like a tin can full of pebbles.

It is considerably easier with SMUD, which is not a traditional for profit electrical company.

It was a lot harder to justify Solar power however, as 19 cents a KW at tier 2 takes a long time to earn back.

Same issues with vintage motorcycles. Cleaning 4 carbs of ethanol/water "snot" and varnish every year is no fun.

Too high of an octane in an engine that is not designed (low compression ratio) for it will increase the carbon buildup on the head, piston and valves.

Not its sole purpose.

It is also an oxygenate, effectively leaning out the fuel and resulting in cleaner burning fuel.

It causes a good bit of problems with my older motorcycles, particularly the 2-stroke Vespa. I have had to fit a CHT to ensure it does not run too lean and seize the engine. If I do get a tank that is a bit more than 10%, I have to adjust my air bleed screw to compensate.

In addition to leaning out the mix and burning hotter, it thins the 2 stroke oil that protects the engine.

No, you can't just add more, the automixer can't be adjusted and adding oil to the gas makes it even leaner.

Deathmatch with RMS.

And I have my FreeBSD server acting as a local backup with ZFS backed storage.

So if I do need something, I just grab it back local.

Bus and Tag, baby!

Well his last name is FORD.

Any enterprise disk array comes with that level support.

Granted, only in the case of Hitachi XP are you likely to get the same brand drives in them.

Yeah, it probably is.

Cheaper to make them all the same, sell them based on the warranty/service than keep 2 production lines going.

And I bet that consumer drive did not come with a CE showing up in 2 to 4 hrs to replace the drive after the hardware called it in automatically.