There is a picture on the site showing how to use but you'd have to know what the honing guide is too for that to make sense. This really is only good for people who want to sharpen a chisel.

If you're more curious the print basically replaces the one made in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I417VVog0Bc

That's not surprising. The amount of technologies that have come out recently that use up huge amounts of power are fucking us over. Especially Bitcoin and AI.

How do I get banned from OneDrive? Upload shit tons of garbage to clog their drives? I know they could probably add more space faster than I can upload but it would still make me happy to slowly feed them useless files that only take up space.

That's niave. You don't think words are spoken behind closed doors. All the paperwork is to cover their ass so they can point to it later when questions. Everything gets swept under the rug when you are hired to investigate the people who hired you.

Looking this passage up the "he" is not capitalized in the several I checked.

I don't think these people work with enough people. I'm working with a few 60+ people and a few of them should've retired at 60.

I'm sure they could put temporary solar panels on the containers. It would be more work but would it save enough on fuel to make it worth it? Who knows.

Depends on the country. This wiki article goes over a bunch of countries. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitration_clause

I think it's to prevent you from being coerced to do something you shouldn't by threats to loved ones. If you are unattached you can't be blackmailed.

The article is talking about video call consultations with nurses. Read the article or argue the point.

Thanks. Still smaller than the power brick that came with the laptop.

I used the larger lid for a bit but found it a little large and I never used the suction support so I made a new lid without room for it.

Well if they have a problem with it why are they doing it?

At least there's no half-chicken half-man shit going on with the cows.

As long you don't get hyper sensitive to the signs. You could end up overthinking any little sign when it could mean nothing.

My Druid in BG3 is the same. He used to cast like a normal druid, but now that I multiclassed Bard he plays a tune to cast any spell, including those I got from levelling his druid side.

That's not how it happens in Canada. Private institutions run schooling and the government oversees the apprenticeship program. Unions don't have much say in it at all.

This is such a bad take. Getting in to the apprenticeship doesn't gaurantee you work. You have to look at the market in your area to see if there is work for the trade you are going in to. Schools and job posting can give you hints on this. You may have to move where the jobs are. It's a reality.

That union runs on a seniority priority for job call outs. Not all unions go by this, the one I was a part of gave priority to those who worked least the last 365 days. Don't paint the whole system as a scam.

Also my union didn't have contracts for callouts. The companies asked for X amount of guys, they go out for the duration the project. If they like you and there's more work available then they keep you instead of sending you back on the out of work list. But that's the nature of construction, it's up and down and you never know if you have a job after completing a project.

Apprenticeships work the same for non-union, but you have to look for more work yourself if you get let go, same as any other job in the world.

Yeah. I got frustrated pretty quickly at them. I used it maybe 20 times before I gave up with the hassle it was to find the station I wanted again.

What material did you print this in? Sanding generates heat pretty easily and may soften some materials. I'm curious of your experience with that as you've given me some ideas for sanding jigs.

I don't know if I'm ready to switch my main PC over to Linux just yet but I may give it a try with my media server PC. I mostly just torrent and run Plex on. Would be a good environment to test it in. It's basically just a PC made from old parts and it's running windows 10 right now.