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I wonder how much outfits like Send Cut Send are eating into 80/20's market share. I know I've used laser cut sheet stock for a few projects that probably would have used aluminium extrusions in the past.
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4y ago
I can't even flirt better than my dog.
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4y ago
When I was a teen I would have enthusiastically agreed with this but now I understand that it describes me too.
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4y ago
I do but in all fairness, I have an entirely grey beard.
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4y ago
Apparently, it is not uncommon to misdiagnose autistic people as having ADHD. So I wonder what role that might play here.
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4y ago
Even if Jeff Beck wasn't your favourite guitarist, he was your favourite guitar player’s favourite guitar player. Pretty much no matter who your favourite was.
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4y ago
This link doesn't work for me.
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4y ago
I watch this YouTube channel "Watch Wes Work" which is a dude that runs his own auto repair service in the frozen wasteland that is Illinois. After seeing him work on older rusty vehicles, I have the desire to see one of them get
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4y ago
This extraordinary claim seems like it needs more to back it up than an offhand comment by Elon Musk.
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I gotta wonder how much of a "staffing shortage" they would have if they raised the pay 10-15%. Everywhere else I see claims of employers having difficulties finding and retaining competent employees, it just happens that they&#x
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4y ago
Of course it's not new. This sort of thing was very well described by Umberto Eco in his list of qualities of what he calls “Ur-Fascism". https://www.openculture.com/2016/11/umberto-eco-makes-a-list...
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4y ago
Surely this is unsurprising. It seems like nearly everyone who makes a big deal about "Free Speech" hasn't really put the effort into fully and authentically understanding it.
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4y ago
I do not believe it is fair to characterise the moderation of stories related to Elon Musk and Twitter as "being suppressed". There are currently dozens upon dozens of submissions about Musk & Twitter, most of which are eithe
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4y ago
My understanding is that most of this went to his own organisation which is seemingly a faux-charity. If that's correct seems like something he might have learned from Donald Trump.
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4y ago
For folks that enjoy the idea of fooling around with ancient and weird computer tech, I can recommend the YouTube channel Usagi Electric. I'm there for the valves but there's plenty of other stuff, including 8" floppy drive
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4y ago
It's the one I ripped out of my Logitech Squeezebox Boom when the display finally died back in 2011 or so. It's less than 10 minutes long and is designed such that the point where the loop restarts is not noticeable.
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4y ago
This is almost certainly a manufactured excuse, just like Walgreens.
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4y ago
Yeah, I have Ménière's, so I also have tinnitus. An important part of my own habituation is that I quit paying attention to all pop science news about it, including upcoming treatments, prosthetics, and clinical trials. If at some futu
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This seems like a reasonable response to unreasonable circumstances. I am not sure there are other options that allow folks to maintain their professionalism and to prevent management's intentional lack of planning from becoming a per
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4y ago
I look forward to seeing the replacement for the Antonov An-225, Mriya.
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They should make each politician present, show a card next to their name with the actual and correct amount of money he has given them.
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4y ago
oh no... he should be talking a lot... like really, really a lot.
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4y ago
A couple of the YouTube channels I subscribe to have purchased NABU machines out of that large lot of NOS that is apparently being sold off. Should be interesting what they wind up doing with them.
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This was posted a couple of days ago and I found it pretty informative. https://tmewett.com/c-tips/ Edit: I guess search isn't indexing stories for a while now. Here is that post: https://news.ycombin
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We keep reading about big tech firms being fined for regulation violations but it seems like they just treat it as a cost of doing business and keep doing whatever it they want. Perhaps it's time to start significantly raising those f
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I saw this described as "Man whose house is on fire, responds to all the onlookers and gawkers by saying 'this is the most people I've ever had over'".
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It's a minor thing I know... but the man's name is Eugene Victor Debs and it's usually printed as "Eugene V. Debs". So the "V" stands for Victor and not "versus". The title makes it seem sorta
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lol, Reddit's Chat has been a disaster since the day they rolled it out.
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It doesn't seem to me that jettisoning the employees responsible for regulatory compliance is a sound management strategy.
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I think this is an interesting design tension. On one hand it's simple and cheap to make. On the other, electric resistance heating isn't the most efficient, even with the storage mechanism (and a lot of places don't have c
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