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esaym
6y ago
I'm trying to print this article out to give to an older relative... man table based layout.. brutal.
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esaym
6y ago
Sounds sucky to always be watched but, as someone that actually worked in an aircraft repair facility, we'd show up for work at 6am, then a 5 minute "break" at 8am and 10am followed by a 30 minute unpaid lunch from 12-12:30.
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esaym
6y ago
Not sure why there isn't more open source alternatives in this realm. Since I only run Linux, I was amazed the first time I used Zoom that it had an actual working linux client. I've always had hopes that webrtc would take over. T
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esaym
6y ago
I roast my own coffee from green beans. Been doing it for about 6 years now as a hobby. I've always stuck with beans coming from South America, I've always had meh results from other countries. On a whim, I liked the flavor profil
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esaym
6y ago
>but diesel fuel has a very high octane rating in comparison with gasoline, "octane" is the ability of a fuel to "resist combustion" from compression. Diesel fuel is not rated in "octane" but the opposite: t
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esaym
6y ago
Kind of a lame article. He is complaining about his $50 consumer grade UPS. The minimum any server needs is the Apc SMT750 "Smart-ups". It takes two batteries, cheap ones last about 3 years, the replacements from APC can last betw
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esaym
6y ago
I think the trick with straight razors is to finish the blade with a denim strop with abrasive compound. I only have two stones, a 2k and a 5k. From there, I strop with a strip of denim that I put a little bit of automotive "swirl remo
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esaym
6y ago
Pinworms[0] are a lot more common than I think most people (doctors included) realize. Though the symptoms are not as bad (that we know of) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinworm_infection
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esaym
6y ago
>and there's very little change happening. There's honestly a lot happening and changing. Obviously you won't see it by buying "HVAC" junk from a box store. What this person should have done is paid an actual HVA
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Vue 3 Tutorial (for Vue 2 Users)
(vuejsdevelopers.com)
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esaym
6y ago
Indeed, but planes are quite repairable. I don't have a source for this (too lazy to look), but I briefly worked for boeing on a government contract to service C-17 aircraft for the air force. There was a story there of a C-17 landing
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esaym
6y ago
>Do field technicians have dependable tools and methods of measuring with such high degrees of precision? Yes, it is basic stuff in most mechanics. For instance, the valve clearance on most car engines is going to be .002-.005. I worked
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esaym
6y ago
Amazing....
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6y ago
>If the ROM does not follow the pattern 28-xx-xx-xx-xx-00-00-xx then the DS18B20 sensor is a clone Darn, my sensor from usbtemp.com has 28 FF EC C5 21 17 04 99
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A Modest Proposal for Hourly Billing
(daedtech.com)
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6y ago
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esaym
6y ago
Heh, he mentioned the bracken bat cave. I came here just to post that. I noticed it one time while looking at some "un-qc'd" radar: https://imgur.com/a/rQzgYcx Basically you see it start as a small red d
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esaym
6y ago
How in the world can you really say or think that? This was the WHO's official stance in January 2020: "Preliminary investigations conducted by the Chinese authorities have found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission of
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6y ago
>I think its an understated idea that for many people vehicles are a lot like mobile living rooms Ha! Part of my family owns an auto shop that I used to work at many years ago. I always thought of vehicles as "mobile trash cans"
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Pygame Quick Summary
(github.com)
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6y ago
https://archive.org/details/TheAshleyBookOfKnots/page/n637/m... nearly 700 pages of knots, nice!
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6y ago
No joke, if I need food items from online, I try to go with ebay before amazon. I trust old/nearly expired or half opened boxes from some obscure ebay user before getting anything editable from amazon. If people are counterfeiting oral
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6y ago
I gave up on netgear long ago for access points. Been running stuff from https://mikrotik.com/ since 2016. They are a bit dated in some areas, but they are cheap and I've never had any issues.
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6y ago
Beats the heck out of me. But sales tax, at least in the beginning, was a way to generate state revenue for the sale of new items. It had no baring for private sales between two persons for a used item which already had its tax paid whe
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esaym
6y ago
This happens everywhere. Since ebay has started charging tax for all items (regardless of whether or not they are used or new) in my state, I've been using more and more small online shops for product purchases. In many cases you have
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6y ago
eh, as torque and prop size goes up... tip speed also goes up.
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>because they make overly complicated mess https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The-Fizz-Buzz-from-Outer-Sp...
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Allowing truck drivers to work from home
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Delta Air to retire all of its 777 jets
(marketwatch.com)
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What Hating Jordan Peterson Tells You (About Yourself)
(blogs.timesofisrael.com)
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We won't know 'til they are released. But currently the premium for the higher end (and thinner) "T" series is the cpu and ram are soldered. There might be one blank ram slot, not sure. Ironically for the cheaper 'e
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