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by bbradley406 3y ago
It's code that you must have outlets every so many feet, regardless if 12V / 5V appliances are more efficient. Even then you still need to be familiar with code to run low voltage wiring. Things like - How high outlets and switche
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by bbradley406 3y ago
It depends on the type of woodworking you do, but larger stationary tools like belt-fed drum sanders and 4'x8' capable CNC's take up a large amount of space. While they're extremely handy tools for some projects, it&#x27
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by bbradley406 4y ago
Wages for construction workers have not kept up with inflation, much like other fields. Unless you're a Master - tier specialist in your field, you will probably be making at best $15/hr to $25/hr with minimal (if any) benefi
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by bbradley406 4y ago
The smartphone is definitely better than equipment that an average person has no idea how to use, yes. On the other hand, you need pre-downloaded maps that show trails and landmarks, as well as a general sense of the terrain and some basic
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by bbradley406 4y ago
Because everybody is paying for it, when they (mostly) don't use it? I live in a city with decent buses, 3 street train lines and a commuter rail, and use the street lines frequently. Unless your departure and destination are right on
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by bbradley406 4y ago
As someone who works in construction, I have to say that rolling a few sheets of barrier or framing a couple extra walls really doesn't take that long or cost too much. It's on the order of $5k or less and a couple days work, for
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by bbradley406 4y ago
I'm not certain that's the biggest reason, I think it's more about the number of local farms, butchers, etc. Middle / upper-middle class health-conscious customers who are passionate about high quality food are a big par
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by bbradley406 4y ago
Having grown up in western MA I'd highly recommend it. There are lots of small towns with back roads for biking. There's also loads of state forest land and great hiking, as the Appalachian Trail passes through the region. The ski
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by bbradley406 4y ago
If you've been away from the game for a while (even 1 or 2 years) a lot has changed. Unless you've written it off, I'd recommend playing with your friends versus bots and practicing some heroes, strategies, builds, and playin
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by bbradley406 4y ago
I would recommend that you carve out an hour once a week to try cooking some new recipe and try to get it into your routine. Preferably something healthy, but it doesn't really matter. Do the shopping on a different day than the cookin
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by bbradley406 4y ago
While the SawStop is definitely impressive, almost any modern table saw is safer than one from the 60's due to the standardization of riving knives. For those who don't know, it's the metal fin behind the saw blade, and it&#x
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by bbradley406 5y ago
You can summon Solaire which eliminates the hardest part of that fight, which is both bosses chasing you at once. While it's true that you need to defeat them eventually you can detour through the Painted World to get some levels and i
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by bbradley406 5y ago
It's funny you picked the Asylum Demon as an example. At the first encounter with it you don't even have your class-specific weapon. Anyone who would try to fight it for more than a few attempts with the starting weapon (broken sw
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by bbradley406 5y ago
I recently got spam in my gmail inbox, something related to a bitcoin opportunity. Unknown sender, body full of red flag keywords, and an attached .htm file with an obfuscated javascript redirect to the scam domain. I was honestly impressed
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by bbradley406 5y ago
You're just bowing the framing out enough for the bolt to clear, so maybe 1/4" inch in each direction. The studs will pop right back, but you might need to re-align the hinges or the bolt plate after.
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by bbradley406 5y ago
Are you aware of the requirements needed to be a licensed, bonded electrician? In my state you need at least 4000 hours of training bare minimum, higher tier licenses require more. This usually entails getting average pay for very dull work
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by bbradley406 7y ago
There's not, but in general one would guess they use the machine during their work. If a machine is expected to put in an 8-12 hour workday, whether it's a computer, car, truck, power tool or whatever, it needs to be able to handl
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by bbradley406 7y ago
In my city the buses do have bike racks, and people use them pretty frequently for road / town bikes. A cross country or downhill bike doesn't fit on the rack though. Longer wheelbases, wider tires and wider handlebars make it ver
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by bbradley406 7y ago
Which would you rather have? A city that stands empty, ready for people to move in, or a city so full and restricted that people camp on the streets?
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by bbradley406 7y ago
The problem is it could really help, but they target the absolute lowest denominator and make horrible UX decisions. For example, I'd love a steering wheel full of high-contrast color buttons for every essential feature, similar to F1
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by bbradley406 7y ago
I stopped playing it when they removed one of the best game game modes - unranked Rumble. For those who don't play it was a silly mode where you got a powerup every ten seconds that had wacky effects on the ball / other players. I
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by bbradley406 8y ago
Re: the survey - the type of person who remains on Windows 7 due to concerns about 10 would be more likely to opt out of the survey, or not use Steam in the first place. I would put the number for Windows 7 a little higher at maybe 30%. I e
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by bbradley406 8y ago
It can change depending on the season and weather, but it is seriously bad and hit #1 for a day in 2017. [1] The geography does trap the pollution, but having refineries and mining operations just north of the city doesn't help. There
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by bbradley406 8y ago
“Before you speak, ask yourself: Is it kind, is it necessary, is it true, does it improve the silence?” ― Sathya Sai Baba
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by bbradley406 9y ago
Facebook recently acquired exclusive rights to broadcast ESL Dota 2 and the reaction has been mostly negative [1]. Players and fans are accustomed to watching professional games on Twitch or using the game client, both of which provide a be
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by bbradley406 9y ago
>The units basically just dance at maximum range, magically dodge hits, etc. While it certainly isn't fair to play against, it does have a certain elegance[1]. There's also the problem that even if it's AI vs AI, the races
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by bbradley406 9y ago
If it happened to that many of your relatives, maybe there was a reason?
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by bbradley406 9y ago
This concept of human augmentation controlled by several large corporations was very well explored in the Deus Ex series. Consider watching the DE:HR cutscene compilation [1] to get a sense of the atmosphere. In all of the games, the medica
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by bbradley406 9y ago
>There are bad apples People say this about the police frequently, but seemingly just as frequently forget the tail end of the saying! This confuses me because it is used in defense of the police. With the full expression in mind, the sa
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by bbradley406 10y ago
Much like RMS, I use a friend's discount card (and pay in cash) at the grocery store for this reason. Will a purchase of soda and cookies be linked to me and impact my health insurance cost down the road? Will targeted Mountain Dew ads

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