2ICofafireteam

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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I will worry when Electricians and Radio Technicians start dropping en masse.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Don't forget the human reaction to "art". It can be a derivative, soulless, and thoughtless but still make people feel and think.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
>If you had a contract with a vendor promising that you'll be their sole client ... Where I am in Canada, I've had exclusivity required for an employment contract but only within the employer's niche and for pay well above
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Sure, things would subside after a time, but with a large community there would be a diverse enough range of subjects in content produced to appeal to a broader range of people using media distribution methods on a scale unimaginable to mos
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Where I am, I pay about $0.50 for a snap knife blade and the minimum wage is $15.65. At the risk of sounding negative, if the cost of razor blades is a factor in French fitting some drawers, you've got bigger problems.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I used it when building assembly cells where it provided an easy way to prevent clutter and force standardization. A quick visual check could confirm the state of the cell and there was no doubt where things went. I can't imagine a pr
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I used to have a video clip of Fred demolishing a chimney from the top-down one brick at a time for new labourers watch. It was the perfect example of not being intimidated by a big job: Just get at it and keep moving forward.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Once you've had one you can't go back. I don't know what the losses are from maintaining the hot water but it's the ultimate in convenience.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
New construction person in B.C. here. We use them all the time and if they're not vented properly, we don't get occupancy. The HVAC designer or Engineer on the job wouldn't have it any other way.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Where I am, it's called non-conforming and, unless there's a complaint, it doesn't become a problem until you pull a building permit AND a Building Official notices.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
I think they all got water damaged.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
View their cached version.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
If you don't know who Dick Proenneke is, look him up....wonderful daydream fuel.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
FWIW, I did my schooling on the West coast of British Columbia in the early 90's and it was BEDMAS.
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by 2ICofafireteam 4y ago
Not an expert in any of this...but... It mentions phishing. Could mentioning Google in an add trigger something like this? Hanlon's Razor also applies to automatic processes.
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
Fisticuffs then?
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
NJ? Brain cancer? My money is on chromium contaminated slag used as fill. Nothing to back it up.
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
Non obvious? Some people you know will be weird about and consider it taboo no matter what the context.
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
If you can afford to hold onto something, the value is what others want to do with it.
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
It's funny that there seems to be no mention of hereditary hemochromatosis.
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
For western takedowns, until recently, host it in Russia?
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
Some bylaw research is always in order because it can get sticky. Where I happen to be, I can build what I like without a permit as long as it's under 100 sq ft, doesn't tie in to plumbing or electrical, isn't in lot setback
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by 2ICofafireteam 5y ago
Cool. For the in-garage option, I've encountered three fully enclosed and insulated cubicles/offices in garages. The first was a construction Project manager who built his along one side wall of his garage. I was very curious and