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I need wiper blade refills. You know, like the kind you used to be able to get in 1990. It's just a strip of rubber. Like, I know how to replace the rubber, I did it for years before it stopped being sold anywhere. It was fine. It took like 2 minutes longer, and didn't require matching the arm mount against one of two dozen different systems. Let's just pretend like I have to pay $500 an ounce to throw things away, so I don't care about the quality of the wipe as much as the waste. I've been buying some el cheapo thing off Amazon. They come in a pair that you have to pull apart, which makes all sorts of little holes in the blade that you presumably have to sand out (I've never tried). But does anyone else do just the blade refills, and know of a good quality blade refill that doesn't need any additional work to make it uniformly flat against the glass? 
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What happened in the last 40 years to make the baseline shitbox stereo systems sound so phenomenally better? Is it just better components, or are they tuning these to the space somehow, or something else?
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Nov 10, 2023 19:28
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I've got a 2017 Nissan that plays MP3 files in the order they were written to the subdirectory. It sorts directory names, but not files. I don't understand how this made it into production. In any case, I'm curious if any of you nerds have written something like a shell or Python script that will:
I'll probably be writing this damned thing, but I figured, SomethingAwful is old and full of nerds, maybe somebody's already done it.
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Apr 18, 2024 20:58
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kid sinister posted:As for #3, bulk file renamers do exist. Yeah I have a bulk renamer, I want something that leaves the originals and only uses this weird scheme for a handful of albums because Nissan only shows filenames. 
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Apr 19, 2024 00:18
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In retrospect, I think I just needed somewhere to complain about my car's stereo. Thanks for listening 
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