This is an unpopular take, but as he exited his interview with Welker he placed a very platonic hand against her shoulder (gently, not creepy as you would expect), amost as an apology or acknologment of her efforts after her admittedly aggressive questioning of him.
I found this to very out of character for him and wonder if anyone else noticed it?
Every carrier already knows who the spammers/scammers are based on activity...normal phones do not redial within 2 seconds of an ended call. The carriers are complicit in the scam and they need to be held to account with fines for allowing it.
The point of the company was not to profit but to broadcast the grift which is where all the money ends up. The "truth" loses money but the gaslit minions fund the idiot.
I would drop a downspout from the second story then do another from the one-story section. Hard to tell from the pics but if I'm seeing it right that second story run appears to be over 20 feet. You kind want to drop the water at least every 30 feet max.
Yep, agree. Usenet is now the best method available for locating and retrieving Linux Distro images. Stronger than ever if you ask me.
See if you can pull the metal ring straight down. It is probably attached to a recessed can with springs - you pull it down and unhook it.
Thanks for listening!!
Here is a fun drinking game. When he talks you have to drink. You will go to bed sober.
She waited 72 hours. The last living rescue was less than 24 hours after the flood.
We don't pay government to provide services, we pay government to support political functionaries and their appointed staff in their role as thieves of our taxes.
Small government for (R)'s is no spending on services. Small government for (D)'s is no limits on spending for things we all agree we need (with all of the overhead of the R's).
I guess I would rather have the one where I get some basic level of service from my government but I can't claim to like it.
A package of blue-tack - it is basically sticky play-dough that is completely opaque and you can use wads of it to blunt the pain of stupid LEDs on on your tech shit. I am currently sitting in my living room looking at my TV and various components including router and stuff...easily 20 gobs of blue-tack masking 20 blinking LEDs.
I'm itching to dive in to season 4 of The Bear tonight.
cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/19637893
Wifi networks and home automation systems are expected to last 50+ years.
I was reading up on the life expectancy of different building materials when I came across this gem.
Screenshot is of page 122 https://www.portseattle.org/sites/default/files/2025-02/SEA-SIPP%20Technical%20Report%20Appendix%20C%20Life%20Expectancy%20of%20Building%20Materials.pdf
I guess the ethernet cables could last that long, but they rate house wiring to a lower lifetime. Ethernet cables are not "wireless", however.
The only other wireless systems I can think of are garage door openers, but they are definitely not expected to last 50 years.
I have ceiling fans that I run (on slow) clockwise when it's cold. I can clearly feel the mixing of upper level (warm) air into my environment which is comfortable but my wife thinks any moving air is cold air and hates it. I think I need to position multiple temp sensors at various heights and locations to prove my point but my concern is that if I have empirical evidence to back my supposition it will be poorly received because, of course, I'm over-thinking it. Thoughts?
Edit: after receiving the thoughts I requested I must say I agree with everyone and will simply pack my opinion away and mix a lovely beverage with some warming whiskey when we settle in tonight...of course, I'll make two so we can enjoy together.
Edit edit: Sorry, but as I am a goober I had to gather data and I can unequivocally state that fan blowing up makes temp sensors warmer.
My beloved wife is preparing to wage war against colonel Kitchener. Stand back, 7 needles in play!
I always hull the entirety of a fresh batch of strawberries and put them in the fridge with a splash of simple syrup to stop them from continuing to ripen.