I’m always having trouble with mine, we still have it hooked up and we let it run when it decides it’s able, but we basically replaced it with a Sebo Felix
So like .06% of light speed?
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I find the lottery fun in moderation, but I only spend like $50 on lottery tickets a year so I’m not exactly the target audience anyway.
Almost the entirety of hell was made up by Dante Alegeri
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Im in charge of making sure engineers and mechanics/technicians adhere to my company’s current electrical wiring standards.
Memorizing every little detail is almost impossible so its easiest to just have an eye for what’s wrong and knowing where to look for the correct answer
I didn’t look it up to verify, but I think I read that Michael Gambon didn’t read any HP stuff outside of his lines so he winged everything.
Too bad Streetlight Manifesto faced legal trouble and haven’t released an album in a decade :(
The hairstyle is to make it easy for their helmets to stay on their heads
1 year olds can eat a very wide range of foods as long as they’re served right so it wasn’t an issue.
Car seats and strollers are gate checked (different imo) at most airlines
The chance of a gate checked item getting lost or forgotten is near zero in my experience
I went to Disney for a week with my 1 year old and wife. We used 2 carry one and a personal bag.
I refuse to take checked bags because I travel off and on for work and I’ve been burned too many times with checked bags.
It’s pretty easy to pull off if you just do things like sleep in the clothes you plan on wearing the next day or only bringing enough diapers and wipes for the plane and buying a weeks supply at your destination.
I very much appreciate the work truckers do.
However, 90% of the people who cut me off just to go 10+ miles under the speed limit are truckers.
Like y’all are already going slow, why inconvenience 10 other drivers in the fast lane who are all going to pass you in 30 seconds.
This is 100% true.
I work as an electrical and hydraulic engineer and i consider myself above average.
The people with the knowledge base above me are ridiculously intelligent and in a different playing field.
This is 100% true.
I work as an engineer
That makes a lot more sense, I thought the pad was for your left thumb lol
Because the wire on the trackpad is facing the user
Is this keyboard wireless? If not I couldn’t imagine using it because the wires would sit in your lap
I’m thinking of moving to a no contract plan once my current contract is up.
I used a Nokia Flip phone on Tracfones network for a week to test getting out of that ecosystem and also away from smartphones in general.
All-in-all I was impressed with what you could do with a flipper and a $20 a month plan.
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Me and 5 other fatties in middle school (like almost 20 years ago) got kicked out of a CiCi’s pizza for eating too much food in like 30 minutes.
We were like the first people who ate so much that they started losing money lmao
I’m still researching recurves, recurves accessories, and proper recurve shooting sequences before I buy anything.
I’m currently looking at making arrows for recurves and it appears that a lot of recurve vanes use stick on adhesives vs the cement fletching glue I’m used to seeing on compound arrows.
Many people seem to swear on them but I can’t help but think that stick on fletchings have to come off randomly through out the year.
I shot compound for probably 10 years, I know a bit of compound archery because my dad is friends with a professional archer.
I never did recurve though and I’m looking at getting into it because it looks more challenging. I have most of the parts I want spec’d out and I see a lot of people recommend getting a Beiter button.
I looked into it and I didn’t really get a direct answer on what does, based off of appearances it looks like it just pushes the arrow where you want it to keep it centered but I’m not 100% sure.