mipadaitu @ mipadaitu @lemmy.world

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Get an electric leaf blower for whatever brand of cordless tools you have and blow off all the dust before coming inside.

Fixes like 98% of the issue right there.

Yeah, after he sexually harassed a flight attendant and laughed about it on Twitter.

The part you're missing is that earth isn't a point in space. That's why there's tides caused by the sun (which are different than tides caused by the moon)

A person wouldn't feel the difference, but the tides would slosh back when the solar gravity stops effecting them.

I have a watt meter monitoring the power usage of my NAS. Out of all my checks, I assume that's how I'm going to know I get hacked before anything else.

I think you'd have a theoretical issue if the next person who got that number also tried to set up a signal account.

http://scienceprimer.com/lunar-and-solar-tides

Yes, the tidal effect of the sun would disappear, and that would probably make the oceans all fucky suddenly (after an 8 minutes lag).

Sure, but also wheelguns were also considered more reliable and better than semi autos at the time.

AR ban expiration came around the same time as people were getting more used to gucci guns and mods.

There were a lot of other guns that got unbanned at the same time. The AR platform just happened to be ready for a resurgence right around the time that the expiration.

While you did answer the question, it is better to clear a jam by pulling back on the charging handle, possibly while also mortoring the buttstock. Hitting the forward assist is just as likely to make the jam worse. (This also counts for AKs, this isn't an AR only thing)

Some newer ARs don't come with forward assists anymore, sometimes to prevent people from making jams worse, but usually cause they're for sport and if your rifle malfunctions in a way that needs a forward assist, you can just take the L and get off the range to solve the issue.

Regardless, if you hit the forward assist, just make sure you're in a position that this might be the last round you can fire without doing some maintenance.

But you are correct, ARs are as popular as they are for a reason. They're reliable, easy to get parts for, and ammo (while expensive) is just about everywhere.

It's a limited time offer. It's done when they sell 500 of them.

They haven't sold 500 yet.

I hope he does, cause I do prefer this app to anything else, but I'm a little skeptical since the last update was March 2024.

It's been a year since this app has seen an update. I know he disappears here and there, but I don't think we're getting anymore fixes.

Yeah, this isn't being maintained. All the ones near me are dead websites.

That's cool and all, but you can probably run your entire PS2 library from stuff you already own.

In reality, each of those 15 people do a very specific, probably undefined, but valuable task.

There's always some random spreadsheet, or paperwork, or approval that only they know even exists. Or they know exactly how to get that one important system back online when it fails every 6 months.

Management sees those 15 people walking around and think they can just fire them and only get the benefit of the 3, but in reality, it just pushes those tasks to the 3 folks and makes them even more overworked.

Not everyone needs to be heads down at their desk for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week to be valuable.

I think the fingerprints and smudges are going to be more telling than a second detector.

Guess it's time to go back to cash only.

Probably all of them.

Edit: Well, all of them that can legally vote. I wouldn't be surprised if some of them had criminal records that prevented them from voting.

How would a company (even a good one) let people know they exist without some sort of advertising?

Just start a company and sit there hoping people accidentally find you, then tell their friends?

Advertising has to happen on some level.