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For reals? E: https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/01/politics/hope-hicks-positive-coronavirus/index.html
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Trump has covid.
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bolind posted:Even if it isn't a hoax, if he recovers he's totally going to spin it this way. 
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Oct 2, 2020 14:34
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Who are the most prominent republicans to publicly endorse Biden/Harris?
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Oct 2, 2020 19:04
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BraveUlysses posted:who gives a poo poo, all Republicans are trash
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Oct 3, 2020 06:00
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Taliban has endorsed Trump. For real.  RE: Internet speeds: I can get Gigabit up/down but limited by my 5e, so I save few bucks and go with 750/750.  
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Krakkles posted:Licensure requirements for firearms don’t mix well with a viral pandemic? You need to take a test which is normally part of an in-person course. Suffice to say most providers of said courses are not exactly technically savvy (and there is some hands-on) so it's not a great time.
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Oct 11, 2020 06:12
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I like the idea of a bidet, but I do not like the idea of icy cold tap water 
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Olympic Mathlete posted:You are aware they can be plumbed into the hot water too and usually are, right? I know anything is *possible* but the toilet I would be interested to put one has neither power nor hotwater near the crapper, vanity is the opposite side of the room and it would be no small job to install. Might try it with cold though. I could see that being a wake up in the morning.
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That's a gorgeous car. Speaking of  https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-160/
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Oct 16, 2020 14:38
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Other than the MS Surface/Surface Go series, is there a tablet that runs true Windows?
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Oct 19, 2020 05:58
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everdave posted:What do you need it to do? I ask because their are surprisingly quite a few small, underpowered win 10 tablets.  That said, not entirely sure what they are doing with it but I am sure they have ~reasons~ as to wanting a windows native tablet instead of Android. Just don't want to buy woefully underpowered junk if I can avoid it. Probably go with an 8GB M3-8100y unit, unless there are better/more affordable options.
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Jesus Chili, yeah, get that checked out dude. Also Rudy Giuliani caught on film trying to rail some chick he supposedly thought was underage?  https://twitter.com/anoncatanoncat/status/1318979654422724608
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Oct 21, 2020 19:42
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meatpimp posted:I've been keeping my wife apprised of your journey. She's 41 and wants to get her tonsils out. You are affecting her sleep.
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Darchangel posted:I'm looking for suggestions from engineering/fab-minded folks.
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Darchangel posted:You'd think so, and that's sort of what a linear bearing is, but think about how a drawer slide works. It doesn't have one short piece that can travel the whole length of the rail. It's got two long rails joined by a piece in between that rolls between the two pieces, so the sliding bit really can't be shortened much if at all. First thing I investigated. Bottom of your basket, small bracket with what I would call a cam follower bearing, or basically a small wheel on a stud. Maybe a 3/4" OD with a 1/4 or 5/16 stud. We have super heavy ones in industry, but I'm pretty sure I've seen light duty ones with ball bearings (instead of needle bearings) in home depot in the general hardware aisle. On the bottom "door", a small bit of channel, sort of upside down so it traps the wheel in it and moves the basket up/down as the door opens closes. I'm on my laptop so I can't easily sketch, but does that make sense? e: Also to those that recommended "The Good Place" last month. Great little series. Like all shows, some episodes/seasons better than others, but it was a refreshing kind of cute not serious show. slidebite fucked around with this message at 05:29 on Oct 23, 2020 |
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^^ I'm doing on online U right now and I can do it, but I have a super hard time compared to in person lectures. That said, I don't mind online testing as long as they, you know, make sense. So how are you guys doing Halloween this year for the trick or treaters? Doing it at all? If so, any changes? I'm thinking we will try to make it as normal as possible. Plan on prepackaging everything in little individual bags like normal and as long as the weather is agreeable, just sit on my step so they don't have to all come up the step and hit the doorbell. Wearing a mask of course.
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Darchangel posted:Oh, yeah, that's what I was describing as my initial idea - like a window roller guide for a car side glass, the type used to actually lift the glass in a scissor lift style. I just went looking to see if something like that already existed, which is where I got on to the linear bearings. I've got a set of inline skate wheel bearings (think the bearings in fidget spinners) I could easily use. They're right around 3/4", so a 1" C-channel should work. I might just try that (because I get to *build* things!) first, and move on if it fails I'm thinking something more like this but maybe a bit smaller on the OD inside your channel. https://www.amazon.ca/Prime-Line-Pr...974357255&psc=1 
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Oct 23, 2020 19:36
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We've had ~300 kids a year last few years, and I don't know if we have any active cases in our satellite town so I suspect a lot of kids will still get out. My friends that have kids have all said they'll let them go. I wouldn't be surprised if some parents from the city, which does have some cases, take their kids out here.
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Oct 23, 2020 19:51
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BuckyDoneGun posted:NZ voted in favour of euthanasia 65.2% vs 33.8% but against legal weed 53.1 vs 46.1. 2020 continues the rampage of suck. Euthanasia is an immensely good thing, and I'd argue if only 1 of those things could pass, that should be it. My brother in law just went through that process here and while there were tremendous checks and balances (and every opportunity to stop the process at any time, right up until the literal last moment), it was fairly simple and they made the process as good as they can.
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Oct 30, 2020 15:04
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One of my dream items is a skidsteer with a climate controlled cab for snow duty in the winter and playing in the dirt/gravel in the summer.
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Oct 30, 2020 22:49
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 Sean Connery.Yet again, gently caress 2020.
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Counted ~225 kids this year...about 25% less than normal but still way more than I expected.
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