It’s not like someone found these photos in the back of a thrift store. The photos were taken by the guy who posted to Reddit, and he knows where the car is. It’s in a resident space in a retirement home. Can’t he stick a note under the windshield asking the owner to contact him? Or find out who rents that parking…
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“Why on Earth would you store your knives in a block or a drawer when magnetic strips exist?” you ask? Ever seen what happens when something on a counter bumps the handle of a knife stuck to a narrow strip of weak magnets? Hint: it involves a lever, a fulcrum, applied force, and a very sharp piece of metal. Not…
“Why on Earth would you store your knives in a block or a drawer when magnetic strips exist?” you ask? Ever seen…
Last sentence should have read “Which is both a felony and...”.
Trump was confessing to having fired Comey to reduce/halt the investigation that was putting him under a lot of pressure. That’s obstruction of justice. While he is both a felony and an impeach able offense.
The light produced by CFLs is not the same as that produced by LEDs (or incandescents) — there are a few sharp peaks at small ranges on the spectrum. See here: http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gad…
For single-cup brewing: Bunn Single-Cup My Cafe MCU. It’s so much better than a Keurig they’re not in the same league, in terms of coffee quality.
For single-cup brewing: Bunn Single-Cup My Cafe MCU. It’s so much better than a Keurig they’re not in the same…
Is there special protective gear these people wear? I mean, you’re landing on a tight wire with full body weight hard enough to bounce up in the air. How does that not shear off one’s happy bits?
This is an important article on and analysis of the “replication crisis” in social priming (the most controversial sub-area discussed in the replication literature, including the Science article):
Other than the flash shoe on some of its cameras, what is more proprietary about Sony than Nikon or Canon?
I have the Sony SLT-A65 with EVF. I can tell you I’d never return to a non-EVF. It’s that good.
Vorlon mothership.
RE the US Miniboom: Last winter I bought close to every sub-$200 Bluetooth speaker, and was really looking forward to the Mini-Boom, and was delighted to get one on eBay for $80. I was sorely disappointed. Not only did it not sound better than the others in its price range, it actually sounded worse (music I tried was…
RE the US Miniboom: Last winter I bought close to every sub-$200 Bluetooth speaker, and was really looking forward…
Why is the Anker stand http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TN4J1TA?…
Why is the Anker stand http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TN4J1TA?…
If the suit is so great, why is the stabber stopping the motion of the knife well before it makes contact with the suit? He's pretend-stabbing. You could do the same demo with a suit made from Kleenex and Kraft singles.
More likely a misaligned fence. Kickback happens two ways: either the board warps as it's cut and grabs the blade, or the board gets pinned between the fence and the back of the blade.
You're incorrect in saying that "Unfortunately, [the Sawstop] destroyed the tool in the process." The tool is the table saw, and it's unharmed. The *blade* is dropped below the saw table and is stopped by having a block of aluminum rammed into it (the blade can be repaired or replaced). The blade is a single…
Yes. It's called a splitter.
A baseball sized ball of dryer lint? each load I do produces maybe a marble-sized hunk. So if dozens of laundry loads are needed to painstakingly gather lint for a 20 second fire, I think a large bag of cotton balls for a dollar makes more sense!
Meh. I just don't get the fascination with space stuff. A starry night sky over the desert in real life is wonderful, but sitting at a desk and looking at a picture of this is ... underwhelming.