jporter12

Oh, it was noticed. Some of us were trying to prtend we didn't see it, or wish that it was just a joke...

Since I haven't used anything other than the work pc and home desktop over the past few days, all has been good.

Nope. My phone doesn't like our AP here at work for some reason, and keeps saying connection is unstable. It's good enough for programming modules in cars though, which has to be pretty darn stable! Right now, LTE is faster than what we have anyway.

At work now, and the session is still good. It seems to be when I add the third session that it starts booting the old sessions. The session on my phone is logged out as well. I'll be ok with it persisting on the 2 PC's, since I don't use the laptop or phone for OR shenanigans very often anyway.

Hmm... Could be. Sometime in the next 60 days, work will be switching over to the same ISP, Time Warner. I don't know if they use the same DNS for business class as residential, though.

My home PC and my work PC seem to be the ones that I have to login again on. This wasn't an issue until after I used my laptop over the weekend. At work today I had to login, then at home tonight on my desktop I had to login again. Maybe going through that will have the laptop out of the loop again and work as I am used to? It's not a huge deal, just a little annoyance that I noticed. All the computers/device are using Chrome, all with the same google login, if that matters.

Oh yeah. Just hoodrats doing what hoodrats do. I've heard lots of talk about how it has gone to shit since the buses started running up there. I believe it. Hoodrats stay in the hood, until they find an easy way to get out and cause havok elsewhere. This may sound judgmental, but it's how I see it.

Doubt it, all I've seen in Easton are Columbus Police. Today, in areas immediately surrounding the mall area, I noticed increased police presence.

Hmm... For some reason, I'm having to login quite frequently, as in my login is not sticking. I DO use the site from 3 different PCs, but the third is only occasionally. I'm guessing the forum software has some sort of limits for this? Once in a while I will use the site on my phone.

I have an 84 Camaro that has been in "project mode" for about 10 or so years. I haven't had a current registration on it in about 7 years. I need to get my ass in gear with that thing.

Oh no. Here comes the shit storm. If you really wan to grab his attention, just mention something about any religion and he'll be RUNNING to the computer to bash you for it, touting that he is right about atheism.

I work at a dealership that also has Infiniti (Nissan's luxury brand) and I see rust on them more often than I do the other brands of the similar age. I guess they're not AS BAD about rusting out as they used to be, but it is another reason I wouldn't want one.

Woah, woah, woah! Why drag GM into this? What did they ever do? Now that they're standing on their own, and being SUPER proactive on recalling potential issues, they're pretty good! That's a f'in MIRACLE! Nissans are BAD about rusting out!

Oh so many others we COULD bring back...

Oh! I know! We could summons @kawi kid back to the forum! Meh, nevermind. He'll never get a bike again at this point.

Maybe I should have added quotes to make it "promote"?

You're welcome. It's time for you to promote me to Admin, now.

DON'T DO IT! It's a TRAAAAP!

Woah! Lookie there! The smileys are back! Typed, even!

Oh, if only rep-whoring was looked upon in such a bad light around here...

I'd take the payments, then DUMP THAT BITCH!

Because tapatalk is stupid. LOL (My opinion...)

It was stupid easy to do it through settings as well. Click your name at the top, click manage followed content. Then go to the bottom of the list on the left and click members. Click the box at the top for select all, then at the bottom of the screen click the "X" in the box that appears. If you mouse-over that "X" it will say unfollow. Pretty easy.

I was thinking something like that. I would LEAN (I'm so punny) toward a vacuum leak, such as a line off, a PCV fresh air line, etc. I am VERY curious to find out what it ACTUALLY ends up being. I fixed a Cadillac yesterday with a PCM reprogram for a couple lean codes, with a couple others as well. It was on a 2005 with over 150k miles, and I found it interesting that it had never had it done! Ya never know!

The TPS will throw the engine into reduced power before the trans into limp mode. I'm pretty sure they have a separate ECM and TCM, so the TPS signal is sent to the TCM via serial data. I've NEVER seen a TPS throw a lean code either, without a significant driveability issue.