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by twothamendment 3y ago
The image on that article really makes me miss my '79 Ford that as a teen I bought not running and fixed/replaced just about everything including the straight-6 300 engine. I tracked my MPG by hand and remember I got 16 in town an
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by twothamendment 3y ago
Yes, the elevation is based on sea level. I don't fly much and recently landed in Denver and was watching the altitude on the screen in front of me. As we were descending we landed well before I was thinking we would, about a mile in e
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I know you said competent, so this doesn't apply to the service I used yesterday, but it blew my mind. I lost access to TOTP for a service, but no big deal, I'm a good person who kept the backup codes. The codes are all 4 digits a
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by twothamendment 3y ago
We had some classic ec-2. They gave plenty of warning and migration was easy. I think Google is being brought up so much because that isn't the typical Google experience when they kill things off. I get your point, if AI were training
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by twothamendment 3y ago
The NW corner, but not part of the Clark Fork drainage. It is a sneaky little corner that refuses to flow with the rest of the state. Salmon snagging is a thing for us and the bears.
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I'm in Montana and the river here during the spawn looks red with salmon. I don't know how many ladders they climbed, but it seems like they can work. These fish would have to have come up the Columbia river. Somewhere up the thre
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I was hoping for more. I guess I watched, bid and lost enough eBay auctions to realize that people would bid up the price of a used item well beyond the price of buying it new on any number of retail sites. The thrill of winning was the onl
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by twothamendment 3y ago
People in the cities with "normal" yards are not thinking about wildfires, not being contacted about it. I think they were referring to people in the middle of nowhere, where yard work is more like forestry work. Every year I get
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by twothamendment 3y ago
Slate is nice, but you've got to make sure your roof can support the weight. In the USA, most homes can't handle it unless they were built with that in mind. I wish I had a slate roof!
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by twothamendment 3y ago
"Also I'll never understand why asphalt shingles are so popular, metal is better in every way." I generally agree that metal is better, but want to point out that there are fire rated asphalt shingles, but they are rarely use
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by twothamendment 3y ago
Nah, ya gotta be nice to those guys or they start a prescribed burn on the way out. But I know what you mean. There are some roads around me you don't go up unless you know someone there.
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by twothamendment 3y ago
My parents still have one. I had to tell them how to unplug the Internet from their router so they could power it up and get their photos off. Who sells a product that at purchase time brags about it lasting a long time, but then when it ne
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by twothamendment 3y ago
My son struggled to read when he was young. Over the summer we set a goal and attached a payout to it. Yes, I bribed my son to read. The problem is now I can't get him to stop. Money talks.
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by twothamendment 3y ago
There are still areas in the USA that heat their homes with wood. I live near one, luckily just far enough away that I'm not sitting in the haze of smoke. I don't know how anyone can live in this town in the winter. As for 2-stork
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by twothamendment 3y ago
There have been some cities (can't recall which and too lazy to look, but it was in Utah) that were allowing bow hunters to hunt in the city limits. Now I live in the middle of nowhere and people can hunt on the land next to me. There
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by twothamendment 3y ago
My 2014 truck has solid axels and body on frame, but the suspension is a million times better than the 70's International truck I was in when I hit my head on the ceiling as it went over a speed bump at a reasonable speed. Coils on all
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by twothamendment 3y ago
As uncool as they are, as a former minivan owner they are the most practical thing ever. From hauling kids to hitting home Depot for some DIY (with the rear seats removed), having two sliding doors and being able to swallow 4x8 sheets or a
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I don't buy that. I live and recreate in an area where cell service is bad to non-existent. I navigate with Google maps all the time. The key is downloading offline maps. I've got multiple states on my phone and they take up surpr
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by twothamendment 3y ago
Are you suggesting that enough redditors moved to HN to change the tilt?
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by twothamendment 3y ago
Lines like that are best kept in your Dad-a-base.
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by twothamendment 3y ago
When I did drywall we'd quote insane prices like that for small patch jobs. I asked my boss about one of those bids and he said he'd quote them that high because he didn't want the job, but if they took it he do it with a smi
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by twothamendment 3y ago
If she wants my for my money she can move on, no loss.
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I'm in software, but have built 3 houses and did all my own electrical. If I had to pick a blue collar job (I've done most residential trades) I'd pick electrician. While I was hanging and taping drywall to pay for school I w
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by twothamendment 3y ago
I demand you delete your comment!
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by twothamendment 4y ago
325 is great for plain pancakes, but around 360 works better for me if I load them with blueberries. Also, if you've never tried a recipe with vinegar and baking soda you need to.
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by twothamendment 4y ago
It is true that air temps alone do not tell the whole picture, but my coldest winter days also tend to be clear skies and also have lots of direct sunlight. My summer days are also more overcast than one might expect. It isn't my profe
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by twothamendment 4y ago
I've heard the buds on the end of a branch busting their way out of the dryer outer layer. It was calm. At first I thought bugs, but finally realized what it was. It was much harder to hear than beetles boring their way into a tree.
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by twothamendment 4y ago
I've build 3 houses. For the first I had to get a bid for 3 bore holes, that was too much for me. I opted to insulate like crazy and use natural gas. I didn't bother with a bid the second time because the situation was the same. A
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by twothamendment 4y ago
Yup, I have a ground source heat pump, sometimes called geothermal - it is amazing! My neighbor has a slightly larger house, but close. Their bill one month was almost $500 and mine was $110. It didn't cost that much more to install an
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by twothamendment 4y ago
I had a coworker who didn't have a window, but did have a whiteboard. If there was a significant change in weather is go draw it on "window" on his whiteboard.

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