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  1. #48076
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    Shit that annoys you

    Thanks guys…all reported to my employer the day it happened/claim filing process in effect. Assuming anything not covered by my insurance/ will be covered by doing all the PA workman’s comp paperwork.

    It’s been a good past two days/ seems to really be getting close to normal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC.;[emoji[emoji6[emoji640
    [emoji638]][emoji640][emoji639]][emoji637][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji637][emoji639][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]]][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]]] Assuming anything not covered by my insurance/ will be covered by doing all the PA workman’s comp paperwork.
    As said above, It will/should ALL be covered by worker's comp. Your personal insurance will likely refuse to pay anything if they know it happened when you were clocked in at work.

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    Yeah, that^^^. Good to hear it's improving!

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    This fucking rentals hot water is all over the place. Some days its cool, some days its warm, and every now and then its hot. Just had the most disappointing shower after a long run, got the thermometer on it, 103 degrees. Sounds hot, but I'm now shivering. If it were my place I;d just go turn the water heater up, but no, gotta go through the landlord who is old.
    Gah!

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    I caught the damn emoji virus on here as a result of a recent iPhone update.

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    Shit that annoys you

    The absolute panic/loss of sleep etc of thinking you really fucked up a project at work, to then realize you didn't actually fuck anything up and all is well.

    Fuck...what a rollercoaster
    If it's green, smoke it...if it's pink, poke it

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    Part of a long article on the blindingly bright headlights on new cars.

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    https://www.theringer.com/2024/12/03...cars-accidents

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    My wife's Highlander came with the headlights pointed up, so got flashed constantly. Was under warranty and had it in for oil change, so told them to align properly...and they just pointed them all the way down, so could only see about 10 ft in front of car. Seems like a major liability not to follow the Toyota procedure to point them correctly. I ended up pointing them myself and no longer get flashed. On top of the aftermarket overly bright lights, I think a lot of new cars are also ncoming with not properly aligned lights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 406 View Post
    My wife's Highlander came with the headlights pointed up, so got flashed constantly. Was under warranty and had it in for oil change, so told them to align properly...and they just pointed them all the way down, so could only see about 10 ft in front of car. Seems like a major liability not to follow the Toyota procedure to point them correctly. I ended up pointing them myself and no longer get flashed. On top of the aftermarket overly bright lights, I think a lot of new cars are also ncoming with not properly aligned lights.
    Yeah, the article does touch on alignment, but also points out that misalignment is a much bigger problem when the headlights are more than twice as bright as the used to be.

  10. #48085
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    was a time, If you bought a set of headlights from the JC Whitney catalog that were as bright as the headlights on these new cars, you would receive a ticket in my state.




    fact.

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    I'm pretty much too afraid I'll get melted in the face of a supernova if I flash anyone.

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    While we're on the subject of headlights...

    Modern cars with daytime running lights are great, but most of them seem to have the dash illuminated all the time. So I see people all the time who do not actually have their lights on, they have the DRL and they can see their dash. In brightly lit areas, you don't always know that the light you're seeing emanating from your car is just DRLs. In brightly lit areas, we used to figure out that our lights were not on at night because we couldn't see the dash! But they don't know that now, and so they don't realize that they have zero tail lights on.
    "fuck off you asshat gaper shit for brains fucktard wanker." - Jesus Christ
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    Tell me you've got cataracts without telling me you've got cataracts

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    I'm hoping the adaptive matrix headlights become the norm at some point. Following curves and making a dark spot on the driver of oncoming cars is such a win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danno View Post
    While we're on the subject of headlights...

    Modern cars with daytime running lights are great, but most of them seem to have the dash illuminated all the time. So I see people all the time who do not actually have their lights on, they have the DRL and they can see their dash. In brightly lit areas, you don't always know that the light you're seeing emanating from your car is just DRLs. In brightly lit areas, we used to figure out that our lights were not on at night because we couldn't see the dash! But they don't know that now, and so they don't realize that they have zero tail lights on.
    Hell, forget DRLs, the number of people I see every day driving around in the dark without any lights on at all is terrifying. I don't bother flashing my lights at them anymore because none of them ever get it.

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    Same. It's several vehicles per night (which starts around 4:45), every night of the week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dantheman View Post
    Hell, forget DRLs, the number of people I see every day driving around in the dark without any lights on at all is terrifying. I don't bother flashing my lights at them anymore because none of them ever get it.
    98.3% of them are Nissans.


    My Tahoe requires me to override the automatic headlights every. single. time. the vehicle is started, otherwise they default to auto. This is standard across all new GM models. I don't understand why this isn't mandated. It's clear the general population is too stupid to figure this out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Touring_Sedan View Post


    My Tahoe requires me to override the automatic headlights every. single. time.
    Why do you bother?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PNWbrit View Post
    Why do you bother?
    I don't. I like it on auto. I just don't understand why it isn't standard or mandated.

    I also leave the auto stop/start enabled unless I'm trying to zip out of a parking lot. Quelle Horreur!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    Tell me you've got cataracts without telling me you've got cataracts
    Cruel shoes ......

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    Tell me you've got cataracts without telling me you've got cataracts
    Cataracts suck and mine aren't super terrible yet

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    I wouldn't know this except my wife just had cataract surgery on one eye. She more or less couldn't drive at night before. Unfortunately the surgery only helped somewhat, but she still has another eye to do.

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    Honestly, where i live, i just leave my lights on full time for 4-5 months of year. They automatically shut off 10 seconds after the engine turns off and the door shuts. I drive to work in the dark, i drive home at dusk, and when i drive during the day its nearly always rainy... so i just leave them flipped on.


    Don't modern cars with Daytime Running Lights have automatic headlight sensors that automatically turn on when its dark? Even my wife's POS 2011 Escape has automatic headlights. Am i missing something here?

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    Quote Originally Posted by californiagrown View Post
    Don't modern cars with Daytime Running Lights have automatic headlight sensors that automatically turn on when its dark? Even my wife's POS 2011 Escape has automatic headlights. Am i missing something here?
    They do, but apparently some people turn off the automatic lights. I will say they work pretty well, but not perfectly. I was driving in dense fog a couple days ago and realized my lights weren't on. There must have been enough scattered light to throw off the sensor, but they clearly needed to be on due to the visibility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The AD View Post
    They do, but apparently some people turn off the automatic lights. I will say they work pretty well, but not perfectly. I was driving in dense fog a couple days ago and realized my lights weren't on. There must have been enough scattered light to throw off the sensor, but they clearly needed to be on due to the visibility.
    The auto mode on my F-150 works pretty well to detect when it's getting close to the point of me needing the headlights to see but not such a great job determining that inclement weather means I want them on so I can be seen. I do also need to remember to turn it back to auto after it's been in the shop (I think they just turn lights off to minimize battery impact).

    I will say that I've flashed a few vehicles driving without lights on the past couple of weeks and all three did shortly turn on their headlights. Maybe it helps that my driving lights come on with my brights and the combo is suitable for landing small aircraft (and yes, I'm well aware of that and am careful to minimize the amount I have them on when they could adversely affect someone else, to the point that I won't usually flash one car in a line that has left brights on or lights off).

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