Fuel? I'm honestly surprised two-wheelers in India haven't been completely been overtaken by electrics, at least outside of the modern traffic infrastructure of Mumbai. I've only been there a few times but so much of what I saw (mostly in Thiruvananthapuram) was urban design where the high speed and power of a motorbike wouldn't be very useful (at least as a solo rider not carrying a heavy load like a passenger or anything) - slow, cramped, chaotic traffic on dusty zig-zagging roads.
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It's not as funny when stripped from the context that the comic was drawn 5 years ago.
for everybody reading this who haven't tried them already:
The meds help a lot. Stop overthinking it and just get the meds.
Samsung's first tri-fold phone is reportedly headed for a limited 2025 release with a sky-high price
Does anybody actually want one of these things?
I've never seen the Legion Go irl but the old one looked like the touchpad was just the right size too be unobtrusive but still practical. The new one looks like a thumb print reader.
I've never heard "I'm sorry Jon" called gorefield before.
I've never even heard of this before. Is it mostly a rendering library or is it a full game framework like Godot or Unity?
And thanks to the AI customers you can't afford it anyways.
Well, the dryer has been disassembled and vacuumed, the dead coil removed, the new coil swapped in, ready to reassemble as soon as the new belt arrives. I was surprised how much of the brown shmutz in the heater was just ash from the coils - it dusted off quite shiny after I replaced the coil.
Before
After
I'm a little worried about the visibly duller part of the heater assembly, hopefully that won't absorb too much heat - I tried to cluster the coils a bit looser there to compensate.
It's even visible on the reverse side.
Either way, I'm reassembling tomorrow when the new belt arrives.
I feel like I have a moral responsibility to attempt to repair anything before making it waste. So I'm trying my hand at the dryer. Sadly I didnt' realize that the whole tub joint pops upwards so I detached the tub from the join and then found the join comes off pretty easy anyways.
Anyhow, everything is made of garbage these days:
But I think I can replace that. But while I'm in there: any recommendations on how to lubricate the tub joint? Anything else I should be replacing while I've got it apart? I noticed the tape sealing up the exhauste has disintegrated so I figure I should replace that with a strip of aluminum duct tape.
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If stopping fascism isn't enough of a reason for you to vote Dems, that's a you problem and not a them problem.