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541.
by c22 3y ago
Don't cut vinyl with your laser, it will produce chlorine gas which will not be good for you to breathe and will corrode your equipment. Use a dragknife cutter instead.
542.
by c22 3y ago
I have fiber running between my buildings, but I'm glad the walls are filled with copper because PoE is just so convenient.
543.
by c22 3y ago
You don't have to be at the border and the amount can be far less than 10,000. If law enforcement anywhere in the US learns you have it, it gets seized.
544.
by c22 3y ago
The brake is like $80-90 and contains a computer that collects telemetry. If it triggers for a reason other than user error you can send it in for a refund. It doesn't drop the blade, just stops it cold (at least on the model I've
545.
by c22 3y ago
You don't need to disconnect anything, you can start a saw-stop up with safety temporarily disabled using a key that comes with it. A good thing to do any time you're cutting pressure treated wood.
546.
by c22 3y ago
But the idea is that people make better decisions the closer they are to the effects of said decisions. You're promoting a dangerous idea that allows people who don't live near you to erect 10-story apartment buildings next to you
547.
by c22 3y ago
It prevents the fire from quickly moving through the building...
548.
by c22 3y ago
When I go to Safeway I can find a handful of saffron threads suspended in a small glass jar for about $23, or I can find a similar thing for $30 at a fancier grocer. Meanwhile, if I go to the nearby independent indian grocery store I can ge
549.
by c22 3y ago
No. A downward spiral of ruder and ruder retorts is what we are trying to avoid here.
550.
by c22 3y ago
What are your favorite changes?
551.
by c22 3y ago
Except you could always just "turn off fees" in the browser, so the whole conflict seems kind of superfluous.
552.
by c22 3y ago
I still do this. Lately though I've noticed more and more places I call have an automated prompt directing me to order online. While I can still pick it up, this flow invariably means I can't use cash, have to decide on the tip up
553.
by c22 3y ago
You couldn't hear it over the sound of your PC fans and hard drive seeking...
554.
by c22 3y ago
Like this? https://joinfizz.com/
555.
by c22 3y ago
Maybe the whole cockpit should be disconnected after takeoff and turned into a simulator where the pilots can just practice disaster scenarios for the duration of the flight. Worst case they get a chance to ace a real disaster in the mix.
556.
by c22 3y ago
The pedals do not behave the same.
557.
by c22 3y ago
This is my solution too, except I keep the ten-key to the right of my mouse.
558.
by c22 3y ago
I think movies these days struggle to compete with serialized television shows which can run very long, allowing a lot more opportunity for character and plot development. Dune also just has a lot to cover. See the Lynch adaptation for what
559.
by c22 3y ago
Not a summary or GPT-generated... That's a quote from the article. WSJ puts ticker data after company references. Green up pointing triangle is the accessible tag for the image and was simply copy and pasted from the source content.
560.
by c22 3y ago
This is no different than when someone sues the state.
561.
by c22 3y ago
Use the same rule for tupperware that you apply to shirts! I store and buy food in plastic containers often, but I always move it onto a ceramic dish before I microwave it.
562.
by c22 3y ago
You might roll your eyes but I think there is a real qualitative difference in risk between walking in the park and swimming in the ocean. People walk through the park all the time, so if a tree branch does fall on your head there is a good
563.
by c22 3y ago
I'm not a control freak, if a full grown adult really wants to swim alone of course I can't stop them. But I've seen and heard about enough freak events that I cannot condone it. All it takes is one little stroke, muscle sp
564.
by c22 3y ago
I go with them.
565.
by c22 3y ago
I don't let adults go swimming without a buddy.
566.
by c22 3y ago
Usually sentencing judges can offer a choice to agree to some novel restriction or face the codified penalty, as far as I know. Not sure granting the judiciary carte blanche to make up their own punishments is the best idea.
567.
by c22 3y ago
So choose services that are compatible with your legacy needs, just like you double check your hardware will work with linux before you buy it. My digital assets are designed to work for at least 10 years after my death (I keep domain and h
568.
by c22 3y ago
As an eventual-athiest I spent a long time trying to uncover a "purpose" for my life and failing hard. People would say I had to "make my own purpose", but I was cynical and felt the world was filled with mean-spirited a
569.
by c22 3y ago
I've noticed that for sites I visit rarely there will be some sort of drift from the auth app and I'm often forced to use a backup code. I'd rather just have a whole list of allowable factors and the opportunity to configure
570.
by c22 3y ago
My definition of understanding is not meaningless, but it appears you do not understand it.

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