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Cake day: July 27th, 2023

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  • I don’t know about elsewhere but in my experience in the US it’s mostly people feeling like it’s an inconvenience.

    I got summoned a couple years back and was only called in for one half day but the entire time I was there people were talking about how they all had better shit to do. Literally every person I heard while we were waiting had some story about how they had something else they needed to be doing that week








  • A quick primer in case you’re interested.

    Torx is a 6 pointed star pattern. There’s also a security torx with a post in the middle of the stars. Hex is just a hexagon shape. Robertson is a square. Phillips is a cross but there’s also like 5 different types of cross fasteners Phillips is just the one that most referenced in America. Slotted or flat head is just a single line across the fastener head.

    I’m sure there’s more but these are the ones I know off the top of my head and are the main ones.




  • The price things gets me too. I was actually talking about this with a coworker a couple months ago. I live alone so I’m not doing nearly the amount of laundry that some people are doing but even then that last bottle of laundry detergent I bought cost me like 9 bucks and took a bit over 2 years to go through. I think I’m fine spending 4.50 a year on my laundry supplies.








  • Yeah 3d printed gun is such a misnomer for most of the “ghost guns”, the gun he had was just the printed frame. That section of the 3d printing community isn’t really my scene but that seems to be what I’ve seen for all the printed guns, lower/frame with barrel and trigger assembly being metal pieces. I think years ago I saw a modern reinterpreting of the WW2 Liberator that was done in all plastic but that’s obviously designed to shoot only once.

    I’m sure you know more about the scene than I do and can correct or verify my knowledge.