I think we have enough sample size from 2016 to now to know exactly how disappointed all of us will be in a couple years

I’ve tried them twice. They never broke in and got comfortable.

I heard that they have a built-in catalytic converter with more platinum than cars

They both use the same tech, so both are relevant as far as I know. I only own Solovair though, so I’m not sure about Docs

Resoleing them requires specialized equipment, or at least nontypical knowledge on how to do it. There is a woman out of Portland that does it. Boilerroom shoe repair. Last I checked, solovair didn’t have the resole option available on their site. But it’s been a while since I’ve checked.

Ended up switching to Chelsea’s just because I’m hoping I dont have to jump through hoops to get them repaired.

I own a lightning, and the size of the thing is my only complaint.

SMILE uses laproscopy, so the slit is only 3mm instead of 20mm for LASIK. Supposedly like a 3 day recovery time or maybe 2.

Also, does it really never heal?

Well

I had something similar with a download of Eraserhead. The audio was corrupted, the best way I could describe it is running water with a ton of reverb slightly chopped. I thought it was an interesting choice and the ambience definitely matched the black and white industrial atmosphere. 30 minutes in, I realized it was a bad copy when someone finally spoke.

On top of the money that goes in to social security from migrants that cant withdrawal it. And the taxes we get from them in general

Stein syphons off votes from the dems, AOC calling her out on her bullshit does kind of matter in context.

Literally 1984

“We are now confirming once again that playing with fire—and they are like small children playing with matches—is a very dangerous thing for grown-up uncles and aunts who are entrusted with nuclear weapons in one or another Western country.”

So countries with nuclear capabilities should be more responsible and perhaps not invade their neighboring countries? 🤔

My brain does not like. It’s stunlocked asking “why is this bold?” over and over again even though I already answered.

Every three months we get new battery hype…

I think he is referencing the right-wing talking point of the week: Kamala “stole Trump’s idea” (big air quotes) for not taxing tips. I’d be mad too if the otherside also supported my guys only popular agreeable stance 😤

Their boy Reagan enacted the tax to begin with…

This is a very goofy workaround for you that doesn’t actually check what the device is. Only checks if /dev/sr0 exists and if yes, use that if no then use /dev/sr1. Better solution below this block. But leaving it because I kind of like it’s jankiness.

if [ -e /dev/sr0]; then
    DEVICE="/dev/sr0"
else
    DEVICE="/dev/sr1"
fi

Not elegant and a little janky but works.

This will work better. We are taking the output of -checkdrive, searching for “Detected” and sending that to awk. We are telling awk to split that line into columns based on this character “:” and to print the second column. That should give you an output of " /dev/sr0" with a space in front.

DEVICE=$(cdrecord -checkdrive | grep Detected | awk -F ":" '{print $2}')

That should work. But if you absolutely must kill the whitespace for some reason we can add trim to the end like so

DEVICE=$(cdrecord -checkdrive | grep Detected | awk -F ":" '{print $2}' | tr -d ' ')

There might be a more elegant solution by using the output of “cdrecord -scanbus” instead. No clue though since I don’t have the hardware to verify from here. Hope that helps!

Ahhh, so apparently in the man page for cdrecord it mentions it needs to be ran as root since it uses “real time scheduling” to write. So even if you have proper permissions to use the cd burner, you still need root to run it. I made a bad assumption that you were having to use root since you didn’t have permissions as your use to write to it.

If you don’t need to parse the output of “cdrecord -checkdrive” then setting that var is pretty trivial.

CDROM=$(cdrecord -checkdrive)

If that outputs more than just the string you need, that gets a little headachey. Grep/awk/sed/sort/uniq/regex are all very powerful and esoteric.

That being said, the man page also mentions that most users will not have to specify “dev” at all as it should figure it out automatically. So you might be ok with axing the “dev” part of the command instead of feeding it the device path.

My bad thought it was printed as “user:group” and not “user group”.

When you add yourself to a group you need to either log out and log back in or reboot in order for it to take effect. So maybe next time you log in try it without sudo again.