The vehicle they will ride down in is already up there. Nothing extra needs to be done to bring them home.

Add in between a couple drops to an “oops” of vanilla extract. Almond extract can also be good, but is less universally liked.

The justification given was incoherent.

What components did they replace with the original work? Did they just replace the bumper cover?

If you were charged for a new tail lamp/light assembly in the previous work, then this is on them. If they only pulled the original tail lamp as part of other work, and reinstalled the original tail lamp, then the tail lamp was probably cracked in the collision. That damage would be easy to miss and can take a long time to become apparant. It sounds to me like this component was not replaced in the original work and you are only now discovering damage that was sustained in the collision.

A log turning tool?

12x $0.40= $4.80 That matches/slightly exceeds prices I’ve been seeing.

Your arithmetic is off by a factor of 2.

Not wanting to hear constant complaints about something does not equate to defending or endorsing that thing.

For example, you likely wouldn’t want to have a roommate constantly complain about their diarrhea after they eat dairy. You asking them to not constantly update you about their shit doesn’t mean you are defending diarrhea. Most people don’t want to be subjected to constant complaints about something they don’t have the authority/ability to change.

We’ll come back to this later.

Nicely done. I recommend keeping some two part epoxy on hand for projects like this. Epoxies tend to be much stronger than any single part adhesives.

Most vehicles can be a submersible. The trick is in having systems to bring them back up again.

In NC at aldi, cage free eggs are $4.50/do. and free range eggs are $5.30/do.

I get that price are regional, but there’s got to be another factor for why the price is double what I pay for pasture raised eggs.

Have you tried cleaning out your phone port? A plastic flosspick works well. If there’s lint in the bottom it can keep the plug from seating properly and acts like you describe.

I have had plenty of cables fail though so I don’t think you’re crazy.

It would be pretty easy to require accepting a screenshare with a button press on the target screen. So I don’t think trolling other people’s displays is the main concern.

If anyone else is confused like I was, this is an adaptation of a line from “Better Call Saul.”

You’re right, but he might pretend to give up donuts, eat 10lbs of dairy products and animal fat, then continue to sneak donuts at work.

This whole situation sounds like an episode out of The Simpsons. This guy is a real life Homer.

You may need to double the flow. With the water powered jet packs the water isn’t just being accelerated from a standstill. The water is first flowing up with close to the same speed and is redirected down. So the momentum exchange is twice what it would be if the water were stored in tanks with the flyer.

Right, without major architectural changes there’s no reason to expect drivers to make a meaningful performance difference except in fixing particular workloads that are broken. Average performance should not be expected to move much.

Laptop power bricks is probably where I see it most. Or if you plug in something with a motor already switched on. Listen for a soft popping noise if you plug in a big power brick.

That marketing claim relied on the 5070 generating 3 ai frames per 1 rendered frame. It was always a marketing lie.