What’s crazy is I’m on the fence about a beeline moto because they have subscription for basic shit like traffic, thinking Garmin would be better.

Welp.

Skilled, intelligent people are a very, very hot commodity.

All it’d take is for a free country to offer some “workaround”, maybe just based on a few documents, etc…

Nah. 0.7, Fine enough for detail work, but thick enough to handle varying pressure for shading of isometric representations.

Alvin DM07. No other, maybe #3 because I liked that the lead automatically rotated on each press. But Alvin all the way.

Great idea, gentle on the fiber too

🤣 oh jeez

🤣 I rest my case.

I’m looking at buying one, but I’m hearing the modern products aren’t as well made as the originals.

Your ignorant speech and actions say otherwise. People do care, otherwise you wouldn’t be responding, limp jackass.

You hate people who want to be genuinely free to the point that you support stripping freedoms from others.

I hate freedom-haters like you. If you don’t like it, get out.

Another alternative could be epoxying some beefy metal nuts around the inner perimeter, mostly towards the bottom.

Mmph. She does good sometimes, like here. Still pretty bummed about the right to repair law for NY being modified last second to allow the sale of “completed assemblies”.

https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/29/23530733/right-to-repair-law-new-york-tech-hochul-oems-parts

No matter how they spin it, main reason for doing congestion pricing was to fight how slow both emergency response and mass transit was getting.

Literally killing people, rich and poor alike.

Fuck you ICE, you’re a low quality wack organization filled with scum who couldn’t even make it as regular cops.

You bring shame to your own mothers.

It’s been time, dumbass

Works a treat.

There’s dozens of us.

Yeah Luke!! Cool dude

Agreed, if linoleum is in fact what was meant I have no issue with it. But even in my own home as a young lad, salesman used “linoleum” repeatedly and they rolled out a huge stinking sheet of vinyl in my kitchen.

I’ll never forget or forgive how horrible it wound up being.

Security is a layering problem. Don’t make it easy even if it’s difficult to indeed defend against deep pockets.