Somewhat similar to the mach-e yea, although I don’t remember the exact shape of the trunk on the mach-e or which which is more suited to loading wheelchairs in the back.
Neither are exactly cheap to buy either.
Test driving, including with a wheelchair if they’ll have you, might be a good idea.

Judging by your estimated mileage, that’s about 100 miles a week (160 km)… you’d have to put maybe 25 kWh a week in a Ioniq 5 to do that, or about a full charge every 3 or so weeks.
I’m assuming you don’t just drop them on the highway, so that’s a mix of city/highway.
I guess that depends on your electricity price, but that comes to about $10 a month around here, giving you a $50 return on that stipend.
It’s got plenty of cargo space although obviously not as much as a 3-row.
AWD, plenty of torque and acceleration. Looks are subjective, I kinda like the retro futurist vibe.

Beware that tyres are statistically more expensive and range drops a bit in the colder winter months.
Then again my average electricity price is about $0.10 per kWh, whereas gas is over $5 a gallon around here.

YMMV, literally.

I’m not even sure they need the unpaid fare excuse tbh.

Honestly, I wish I had properly learned how to use that thing when I was younger.

I taught myself to sew by hand just fine and it’s a useful skill in life for various smaller stuff, repairs, etc.
Still, the machine would make a few things much easier.

The machine does not agree with me.

I couldn’t find it using the model number on fccid.io but it might be that the dishwashers themselves aren’t FCC certified and they only send whatever wireless board they add to it.
Usually can find anything that has radio signals with teardown pics, etc.

model #? You can usually find enough info from the FCC id, which often has pictures of insides, especially radio stuff like.

Edit: nvm, I had missed the Costco link. I’ll see if I can find anything.

I love mine, it’s so gentle and civilized.
I wish they made a modern version with the adjustable slice width thing, it’d be perfect.

It does taste different.l but it’s still milk.
I’ve grown up on a farm, and milk can even taste different from cow to cow, or at different times of the year if that changes their alimentation.
Raw milk also usually has a higher fat content than what most people buy.
Ours would average 4.5%.

Different breeds also taste different, holsteins, ayrshires, jerseys, etc.

I’ve never been a big fan of milk, so I can’t into much details on flavor.

I personally wouldn’t procure raw milk from a farm I didn’t know very well.

Mag lev grip

Search for your username in the modlog

This toaster:

Might as well link the Technology Connections video already.

Yes, it’s an 18 minutes video on a 1950s toaster, you can thank me later.

Is there a ConfidentlyIncorrect in here already?

Yea but I didn’t realize the vaultwarden project didn’t also release client software.
I had looked into running my own vaultwarden, but without open source clients it’s maybe a bit moot. Although I guess the web interface can be considered a client, OS or browser integration is a convenient feature.

Vaultwarden ?

Edit: Nvm, that’s just the server part

First glance of the thumbnail had me thinking this was a D&D sourcebook.

My guess is there’s drugs in OP’s shower.

Probably OP replaced the word spoiler that’s added automatically instead of replacing just the title.

He’s actually working undercover for the Big Bear consortium, pushing women to choose the bear one comment at a time.

It’s missing the word spoiler between the ::: and the header

Like…

::: spoiler header
Content
:::

The PSU is sketch but likely fine. I’m more worried about the expansion slot cover that’s barely hanging.
I have an old pic somewhere of an old Frankenstein PC with the case cut with tin snips to fit a bigger GPU. It also had an external PSU for a while, although I did add a ground wire between the PSU and case. I’ll see if I can find it.