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AbidingOhmsLaw
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Just Always say no. Don’t feel guilt, just say no. If it is a charity that you actually care about then still say no and donate to the charity yourself. Why give GiantCorp money for charity when they are trying to bully you with psychological bullshit, making their employee have awkward interactions with customers, AND then taking a tax write off for donations they did not even make! The 50/50 gets me to, If GiantCorp wats to donate then donate don’t use it as a marketing ploy.
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Just a warning of the production company “Wired productions” may not provide any support or patches if things go south. I have had bad experience with a console game that is unplayable due to a lock-up bug that several people have pointed out to them. It’s been over a year with no patch.
Staple remover.
Edit: nope I’m wrong, it looks like an industrial staple remover but it’s not pointed and the part that lifts is not sitting flat
I’ve got this one for almost 4 years ango and have been happy with it.
I have it hooked up to the fridge and a RO tap by the sink. a couple of things I would tell you is get a bigger tank than what it comes with (2.5 gal). And don’t install it under the sink because it’s hard to get at the filters to change them and the pump can be noisy when refilling the tank.
This makes me so sad and feels so true.
“We're living in an age and a time where the very idea of kindness and decency is seen as something evil and vile, and something to be destroyed. The idea that communication, concession, and working together is a sin to be vanquished. That charity and decency is a weakness to be punished. That the more cruel that you can be is virtuous, the idea that giving fealty to your tribe is Honorable and doing anything decent and kind and good for someone who's not in your tribe is a crime, and thinking for yourself is abhorrent. This is the is the country I'm living in right now.”
—Fran Blanche
I like this answer, you can see it’s on a formica counter with the edge of a self rimming sink to the left.
I tell you wut, I prefer propane and propane accessories
I have a project that is using a Teensy 4.1, the cheep 5v regulator I was using in the project let the magic smoke out for no good reason. I replaced that but now the Teensy boots and runs for about a min then quits. There is a TLV75733P power IC that is supplying the 3v3 and it gets hot then quits supplying power. Since that IC is $0.46 vs a new Teensy 4.1 ~ $40 I want to try and replace it. I have done a bit of SMD work but not tried to remove a tiny chip with a GND pad before so I’m looking for any tips. The PCB of the Teensy has header pins so I can’t really get good contact to a hot plate to preheat the board.
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