Smuuthbrane @ smuuthbrane @sh.itjust.works

Almost as smuuth as sharks.

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Exactly! The diagram is simply a schematic.

It's just pure laziness that the mechanisms aren't ganged together somehow. This is seriously budget-minimized.

Tooth fairies actually run the largest group of crematoriums globally, although it's impossible to link them legally. Why? Because the teeth don't actually burn, that's just a myth they perpetrate. They just sift all the teeth from the ashes and get their tooth fix that way.

Prove me wrong.

This is "I'm obese, have a job, but also a budget".

It actually exists. I'm surprised, but I have no reason to be.

https://www.bariatricsunlimited.com/bariatricofficechairs-cap.htm

Is she Canadian at least? Probably more relevant content.

ABOUT FUCKING TIME.

I'll believe it when I actually see it happen.

Yes, the party and the politician are the root cause, but I do hold some expectations for the voter as well. If we're getting people out to vote even if they're entirely ignorant of the process and outcome, I don't see that as a win.

This angers me. How can you not understand the concept of vote splitting, and vote against a well-supported (and deserving) incumbent? For shame.

Personally, I find LinkedIn networking to be pretty superficial. Yes, connect with people, but start with meeting people and then add them, don't just connect via LinkedIn and do nothing from there.

What are you trying to do? Network? Gain followers? Publish content? Develop leads?

Start making siege weapons.

Onshape should be at the top of that list. I use it both professionally and personally.

People get freaked out over the free tier data being public, but if you've ever tried searching for something that's public you'd not worry.

The full size chocolate bar house increases their flex.

Clever girl…

I have two Dyson stick vacs, maybe they're less robust. Both have broken in different ways. They're still mostly usable, but are now annoying to use.

My Filter Queen, on the other hand, has been a champ for over two decades and will still be running when I'm dead.

Avoid Dysons (easy at your price point), they're too fragile. I'd find a local vacuum repair shop and get a refurbished vacuum. It'll probably be something you pass down to your kids.

Hyundai/Kia are doing a damned good job so far, I think. Of course, drop any tariffs and the Chinese will eat Tesla's lunch before they can do anything.

No.

To the best of my knowledge, the Arrow (any of them) are only showcases for Canadian automotive and EV tech. They are not looking to start a car company, or fully develop the vehicle, it's only there to get more businesses to set up shop in Canada to use our auto/EV talent and research.

I read a short story with a very similar theme, could have been that book.