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I see your point. I didn't mean to imply that those were also things you have said, I meant to demonstrate that I _have_ heard all three of those things from others before.
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Sort of like "an AR-15 is a weapon of war, made for killing people quickly, that has no place in civilian hands" and "an AR-15 is completely unsuitable for self-defense", and "Even the most heavily armed populace st
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https://hwfo.substack.com/p/everybodys-lying-about-the-link-...
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Doesn't ice melt under pressure? Is it possible this could still be liquid water at those pressures and temperatures?
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Make Forged Carbon Fiber Parts Using Compression Molding [video]
(youtube.com)
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Milwaukee. As another commenter pointed out, it's not so much that small engines are inconvenient to use as that they're also inconvenient to store and maintain. Especially when it's a seldom used tool.
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Absolutely, small engines are a pain, and the more you have, the more pain they are. Especially when they don't get used often. The pruning saw was as much as cheap gasoline chainsaw, but it fires right up with minimal maintenance (cha
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I cut down and removed some forty trees of heaven, ranging forty to sixty feet tall and up to ten inches in diameter, using an M12 8" pruning saw. I went through a lot of batteries, a couple chains, and almost a full bottle of bar oil,
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Android's market share inside the United States is 42%. Globally, Android's market share is 70%. I don't think it's accurate to generalize that "people" don't want to use Android. Both platforms seem to ha
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Unfortunately, I think developers handed them the market too, it wasn't just the competition not being up to snuff. Developers valued their own development experience, features, and performance over value, efficiency, portability, open
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Then you have devices like FRTs and Super Safeties that comply with the letter of the law in being semi-automatic and still shooting fast.
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Meanwhile illegal full-auto Glock switches are flooding into urban areas such as Chicago across the country, ordered overseas from Aliexpress completely unimpeded, because the ATF would rather go after people that aren't violent crimin
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The idea of freedom of speech, and the Constitutional amendment that enshrines and protects that human right, doesn't exist to protect sending birthday cards to your grandkids. In 1944 hundreds of thousands of liberator pistols were ai
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Oh my god, you can make things with tools ?! /s
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From the justice.gov link: > The ATF examined the Auto Key Cards and a firearms enforcement officer was able to remove the pieces of a lightning link from an Auto Key Card using a common Dremel rotary tool in about 40 minutes. So in effe
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As a counter-example, Zstd is created and primarily developed by a Meta employee. I also felt the same way upon opening the article, but companies are made of individuals, and often individuals do valuable and insightful work, even inside o
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Don't forget about Matt Hoover of CRS Firearms being charged for conspiracy to transfer unregistered machine gun conversion devices. His crime? Advertising a trinket known as an "Auto Key Card", a metal business card etched w
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> Their behavior is fundamentally undemocratic. Correct, because in the United States, our model of government is a Democratic Republic, not a democracy. For all of the flaws of our system of law, the Constitution is considered supreme,
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I also thought it was weird, I've heard great things about Costco's return policy. I think they wanted me to try the manufacturer first, as they didn't have the can in stock anymore.
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I have a stainless garbage can from Kohler that has a ten year warranty. Appx. four years into owning it, the plastic lid hinge snapped. Costco told me take it up with the manufacturer. Kohler had a page buried on their website helpfully de
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Try Insurgency: Sandstorm. It's a completely different style of gameplay, but in addition to properly simulating a chamber, it also properly simulates magazines. Reloading retains a used magazine rather than dumping the ammo back into
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I don't have much want or need of an EV, but I was able to bring 240V power into my detached garage and install a 100A subpanel myself. It was all legal, I got a permit to do it from L&I and had it inspected and signed off on. Most
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Hey, folks. I'm running down my checklist before a long trip. I'm preparing by downloading language and API docs in case I want to do some development in the air and figured I'd share this great tool. It allows for easy offli
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DevDocs
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Agreed, I also like writing and especially reading (good) C. The Linux kernel, Wine, and FFmpeg are a joy to read, and much more approachable than one would think. I get exhausted by people denouncing C in favor of the language du jour, and
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I'm not the person you responded to, but my biggest complaint with Go is binary size. It makes it rather unusable for low level programs on resource constrained systems.
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Lots of things are this way. School busses and fire engines are mostly all custom built to order. Fire apparatus at least make some sense, as the needs of every district vary, but school busses? I would think a few common models would suffi
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It seems to be a manifestation of tonic immobility [0] triggered as a defense mechanism in response to a perceived threat. As far as why drawing a line is perceived as a threat is anybody's guess. Maybe it's the chicken's sim
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Here's a video of this phenomenon for anybody who's interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Yo2UkL-n_Q
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Chicken hypnotism
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