To the point that it compares with asbestos, radiation and tobacco.
This is kind of ambiguous; it's in the IARC group 1, which indeed includes asbestos and radiation. It also includes a lot of other things, like therapeutical hormones, many viruses and bacteria, being a firefighter, leather dust, being a painter, processed meat, wood dust, plutonium, vinyl chloride and outdoor air pollution.
I bought a used super-oem player years ago for €100. They're more for DJ's I think, but the quality and maintainability is great and spare parts are abundant.
Though I get what you're saying, someone who had their sex changed on their passport has already decided dealing with the gender dysphoria has priority. It's not like it's a quick decision (contrary to popular republican belief), and it's never been easy to be trans in the society so every trans person will consider if coming out as trans is worth it. A lot of those who do feel it's either that or death.
I started with guitar, but quickly grew bored with it because I'd rather play bass. Never really seriously played any instrument after that, though I have two guitars and three accordions laying around, along with another guitar, a ukelele and two keyboards from my kids. I guess I'm more of a collector.
The second and third largest groups (27.2 percent and 26.6 percent of volunteers) both showed low to moderate values across the eight indicators of toxic masculinity
I've looked at the manual again, and it seems to me you could do a drastic thing and drill a hole through the PCB in the place of the old component where you could put an axis of a different v-resistor through. This could then be connected to the board with wire.
Sorry about writing in English, but my written German lacks proficiency. So I once married a couple of friends as a "BABS" (buitengewoon ambtenaar burgerlijke stand or layman as you described it). Basically, you ask the municipality for a permit to perform this marriage, you need to pass a background check and then you get sworn in by a judge. When you get the permit you also get a set of rules which state the minimum content of the spoken words (protocol) at the ceremony. You get told to obey thes rules or else the marriage will not be legal.
At the ceremony there is an officer of the municipality present, but they are only there to check if the protocol is followed. In my case they introduced themselves beforehand, and stated what they were there to do. I could have asked them questions then and there if I wasn't sure of my written service. Then you go through the cermony, and in my case the officer came by me right afterwards to tell me everything was okay.
So, assuming the basics were the same in this case, the "BABS" didn't do their homework properly, and didn't follow protocol. They might even have had some chance to right their error on the spot depending on the officer, I'd guess the officer isn't out for a chnce to call foul. Anyway, protocol wasn't followed, causing the officer to report this back to the municipality. The municipality then had to go to court over this.
Like you said, it isn't a ChatGPT problem, but a human problem; the "BABS" didn't follow the instructions, and knowing some things about how this goes, it kind of reeks of arrogance from their part to me.
Do you still have the component? You could try repairing it, there's a youtube video where your last picture came from.
edit: in case you didn't already have the vid.
I don't know what part of the world you live in, but the late 1980's and early 90's were wild, the whole eastern bloc fell in 1989, there were revolutions in the Philipines, South Korea, South Africa, and dictatorships in Argentina, Paraguay and Suriname elected democratic governments.
On two wheels, "skiing" like in the movies?