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Always sunny outlived the quality of the Simpsons that's for sure, lmbo
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:Always sunny outlived the quality of the Simpsons that's for sure, lmbo It was never as good as Simpsons 2-6, though.
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Jan 8, 2016 00:44
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Milpool would be a dope username. Thrillho too.
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buy me bonestorm or go to hell
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roses are red violets are blue i set attack ships on fire for you
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If I want to secure my pistol via cable lock should I leave the slide locked back or let it slowly close on the cable?Naked Bear posted:On RC chat: a few days ago I also made an impulse purchase and decided to jump back down that rabbit hole. R/C poo poo is loving worlds better in TYOOL 2016. Seriously. Every lovely part about R/C cars from the 90s is relatively gone. Still a money pit of course but instead of a garage of disarray and sorrow it's a garage of disarray and working fun r/c cars
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Jan 8, 2016 03:29
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i always just slowly closed it on the cable
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Jan 8, 2016 03:32
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:If I want to secure my pistol via cable lock should I leave the slide locked back or let it slowly close on the cable? Wouldn't leaving it locked be kinda bad for the spring?
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Jan 8, 2016 03:37
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's why I ask but I think in the grand scheme of things the answer is no or very little
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Zeris posted:Wouldn't leaving it locked be kinda bad for the spring? No, cycles are what wear down springs. Either way, you should be fine as long as you use some sort of coated cable.
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Jan 8, 2016 03:44
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real. dad. chat. clean your mother loving exhaust fan over your stove. holy loving balls does that thing collect some nasty poo poo. i spent about 2hrs today pulling mine apart and cleaning it because i forgot to do it for a year. and on another note make sure there are no rubberbands in the water of your toilet tank. there was one in one of the toilets i replaced and it got gunk on the seal for the tank drain and made it constantly leak.
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Jan 8, 2016 04:08
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Also wipe microwave and fridge handles down every now and then you gross fucks
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ded posted:clean your mother loving exhaust fan over your stove. holy loving balls does that thing collect some nasty poo poo. i spent about 2hrs today pulling mine apart and cleaning it because i forgot to do it for a year. That reminds me of when I was a teenager working at the movie theater and our yearly clean/replaces of the exhaust filters over the popcorn machines. I swear to god the only thing more disgusting than an oil popper exhaust that hasn't been cleaned and had the filters replaced for almost a year is three years' worth of cigarette-tar-soaked cat hair and dust clogging up a computer's fan. The difference is that while both the popper exhaust filter and the cigarette-tar-dust smell like the devil's rear end in a top hat, only the cigarette-tar-dust looks and feels like it's been in there. holocaust bloopers posted:Also wipe microwave and fridge handles down every now and then you gross fucks And your oven and sink and gently caress it pretty much everything in your kitchen that you touch.
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Jan 8, 2016 04:23
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:If I want to secure my pistol via cable lock should I leave the slide locked back or let it slowly close on the cable? quote:R/C poo poo is loving worlds better in TYOOL 2016. Seriously. Every lovely part about R/C cars from the 90s is relatively gone. Still a money pit of course but instead of a garage of disarray and sorrow it's a garage of disarray and working fun r/c cars
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Jan 8, 2016 04:36
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That's an interesting idea. There's no reason you can't control an RC aircraft via joystick on a PC. Or a gamepad, or whatever. I mean, we had that goon a few years ago that built an RC tank thing and let the internet control it. Somehow it ended up holding a pencil and someone made it stab him in the face while he took a nap. Not a challenge to do most of that in the air.
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Jan 8, 2016 04:40
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Yeah, the best part is that it should be doable with off-the-shelf parts and minimal fabrication. I'm thinking of just using a little microcontroller to handle servos and the motor, and then something like the new Raspberry Pi Zero for higher-level stuff.
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Naked Bear posted:Doesn't really matter. I close on the cable. You're not accelerating wear on anything in either case. Yeah that's all I needed to know, thanks. Some googling confirmed the wear is from expansion/compression of the spring. There's a perfect little place to fly planes near me. Probably going to get something. I mean hell <$100 can you get a dinky working glider
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Jan 8, 2016 07:54
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Time to live.
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Nostalgia4Dicks posted:Yeah that's all I needed to know, thanks. Some googling confirmed the wear is from expansion/compression of the spring. Not sure exactly what model of pistol you're talking about but for every model I can think of even if it were to wear out the spring it's like what, ten bucks to get a new one? Then about ten minutes to replace it if you're not already breaking the pistol down for cleaning? I'm imagine someone will come along with an example proving me wrong but oh well. It's not a major worry for anything I've seen.
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SumYungGui posted:Not sure exactly what model of pistol you're talking about but for every model I can think of even if it were to wear out the spring it's like what, ten bucks to get a new one? I have always just closed the slide on the rubber coated lock I've gotten with every pistol I've ever bought. It's never a question I thought to ask anyone but in my head it made sense that less tension on the spring was better for it long term.
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Jan 8, 2016 10:45
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Making five figures a month owns
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Real dad chat: get a gun safe and stop screwing around with dumb cable locks.
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Rad Lieutenant posted:Real dad chat: get a gun safe and stop screwing around with dumb cable locks. Don't be the guy from TFR who cable locks cases to a bed frame either.
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Jan 8, 2016 14:52
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Just noticed our public policy director puts her pronouns next to her signature. lol
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Syrian Lannister posted:Don't be the guy from TFR who cable locks cases to a bed frame either. What the actual gently caress.
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Jan 8, 2016 17:41
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I brought my revolver home from my dad's place while I was on vacation. Gonna get a small fire safe or something to toss it and some other paperwork in later today or tomorrow.
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Jan 8, 2016 18:07
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Just toss on the dashboard what's the worst that could happen
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Godholio posted:What the actual gently caress. 2005 TFR
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-edit nvm just picked this up Sony ht-rt5 that has 3 HDMI inputs Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 04:31 on Jan 9, 2016 |
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My roommate bought a new universal Logitech and it's some overly-fancy one with a touchscreen. Because everyone wants a remote with a 3 day battery life.  It's solid otherwise and I guess we always know where the fucker is because now it lives the charging cradle, not wherever the last person to watch TV left it. No physical keyboard but you can do T9 with the numberpad on the touchscreen to search for shows and poo poo.
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I see its kind of shifting towards pure smartphone control via the smart hub thing but it seems like that's not ready for primetime going off reviews
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Yeah I expect a lot of it will go that way, too. I do like being able to control my Chromecast with my phone. Though on those days where I'm hungover as all hell, rooting around for my phone so I can squint at the screen to turn on the tv so I can veg out and hate life sounds like even more of a pain in the rear end.
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Arrath posted:My roommate bought a new universal Logitech and it's some overly-fancy one with a touchscreen. Because everyone wants a remote with a 3 day battery life. 
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Teflon Don posted:Just noticed our public policy director puts her pronouns next to her signature. lol Well what are they
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Two Finger posted:Well what are they *makes fart noises with armpits*
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Godholio posted:What the actual gently caress. IIRC it was Fat Ogre
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Gonna be cold as hell this weekend, I'm doing this and doubling it FRENCH ONION SOUP 1 qt. beef bouillon or brown stock 3 c. thinly sliced yellow onions 3 tbsp. butter 1 tsp. salt 1 tbsp. sugar 2 tbsp. flour 1/4 c. dry vermouth or cognac (optional) 1 c. grated Parmesan cheese Pour bouillon or stock in cooker. Cook onions slowly in large skillet in butter; cover and let cook for about 15 min. Uncover and add salt, sugar, flour & vermouth. Stir well. Add to stock in cooker. Cover and cook on LOW 6-8 hrs. (High 3 hrs.) Before serving top with grated cheese. (Recipe maybe doubled for the 4.5 litre model).
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Two Finger posted:Well what are they she, her, hers
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Syrian Lannister posted:Gonna be cold as hell this weekend, I'm doing this and doubling it  Gruyere or 
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