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That honestly doesn't sound like it could be the fault of your sled. Did you somehow manage to jar your saw table so that your miter slots aren't parallel to the blade any more?

If it's 3 kW and not 3kWh that sure sounds like an EV.

Can you have someone else shop for you with strict instructions to only buy healthy foods? Snacking stops feeling so good when you've eaten your 15th apple of the day and the next-tastiest thing is in the house is broccoli. Something else that helps is to drink a glass of water every time you...

At some point, and maybe only for certain peoiple, the suck factors can become addicting. I'm not a morning person and I absolutely hate it, but my days are better and my sleep is better if I force myself to get up at 6 and work out. It's incredibly easy to fall off the wagon, though.

It makes sense for vertical miters and cross cuts. The angled miters and rip cuts really don't.

This looks like an amazing way to lose focus and kill yourself. About halfway through he realizes that on a vertical (edit: angled) miter the blade could hit the tool post, never mind that the blade takes three fucking minutes to spin down. 😨

I shit you not I saw this exact car with this plate about two weeks ago. GIS coincidence.

Cleaning up your diet, drinking enough water, eliminating excessive alcohol and caffeine, and religiously getting enough sleep make WORLDS of difference.

Fuuuuuuuuck termites. That is all.

Oh, believe me, I agree no numbers should be taken at face value. I have an economics background and do optimization and forecasting for a living. Numbers can be made to say anything. I'm just saying that the nice thing about government numbers is they have to publish their data and methods so...

Are they? I definitely acknowledge the flatness is odd, but whether that's a legitimate outcome of the process or not none of us knows without auditing the calculations. My point is the information is available to see how those numbers were arrived at, which is necessary to know if they're bad...

This stuff is auditable for anyone with the requisite patience. Here are the federal numbers. It's trivial to see the pre-seasonal adjustment data. The adjustment process is a whole can of worms I'm not going to read, but (I think) it's documented at the link at the end of this post. The...

No, 2. https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/5FDE-BA65-ACCE-A411#:~:text=What%20can%20I%20request%20a,offline%20and%20shared%20library%20playtime).

Well ok then. We sure do accumulate some special people here. Agreed, already done.

Can we check IP records to see if this is an alt account of Araysar? The instant high-volume bromance on a two-year dormant account's first day of posting makes me wonder.

Obviously, since the very first thing you did upon arrival was to tell longtime members they're doing it wrong. The fact that Foler and Araysar are on your side in this tells the rest of us all we need to know. Your condescension schtick doesn't change any of that.

Please tell us more about what our threads are for, dude with 14 total posts all in the last 24 hours.

Eeeew. Worst mechanic ever.

I don't know about easier, but whoever is in charge of art direction at Moon Studios deserves a raise.

Burden of proof is on you; this doesn't pass the sniff test. If it were possible to reliably crank out returns from following a tiny number of the best-performing stocks in a short time window (which are definitionally only possible to identify in retrospect), the HFT folks would have long since...

"Only buy winners!" Holy fuck, how did no one think of that?

Hope they checked the shade on those helmets, the cheap ones still aren't suitable for eclipse viewing.

Dunno, my server runs 24/7 since it's also my NAS and Plex host. Edit: Just looked in the settings, don't see that option.

Similar results with NZBGeek + NZBGet, which I'm using because it's a convenient install on my TrueNas server.

https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/04/florida-man-tells-ars-about-his-encounter-with-something-that-fell-from-space/

I said bandsaw, and I meant for shop-made veneers, obviously. Just because they're thicker than the thinnest viable commercial alternative doesn't declassify them as veneers. What do you think people did before the giant industrial slicers existed? @whoo has more woodworking experience than...

They could recycle assets from the previous games by having her return her own plundered artifacts to the original locations! Genius!

If the EA buzz is even half decent I'm saving this for release.

So which is it? Yes, shop-made veneers are thicker and rougher than commercial but they definitely don't have 1/8" unavoidable error in the cuts. If there were always that much deflection it would be impossible. Here's Stumpy Nubs making cuts that are straight to within the set of his blade's...

It's entirely possible that it was placebo. I was having so little fun that I spent a week eating yogurt, kimchi, miso, kombucha, all that shit, combined with the pills. Within a few days I felt tons better, but there's nothing scientific I can point to definitively.

Erm, this is kinda oxymoronic. A resaw cut is just a rip cut across the wider dimension. A bandsaw is the primary tool for cutting veneers and no one would accept 1/16th plus or minus 1/8. I think you need to get your saw tuned properly.

I had one in November and it fucked up my gut flora for a solid two months (cramps with every meal, whee!) before I started taking nightly probiotics. The research isn't clear that they actually do anything, but it sure seemed to help me.

Bandsaws are WAY safer than table saws. You'd have to be moving fast and paying no attention at all to do that to yourself.

Duh. Sorry, it's been a while. Somehow I thought there were portal restrictions on everything, but of course not.

I have a DeWalt jobsite saw that is highly rated in its class. It's still uncomfortably wobbly and flexible with a bunch of runout and sloppy miter slots. As soon as I finish off updating my house (insualtion and electrical still to go) and cash flow supports it I'm getting a real cabinet saw...

Honestly, your fingernail is going to do fuck all vs carbide teeth and human reaction time isn't anywhere near fast enough to respond meaningfully to a 4500+ RPM table saw. In the 1/4 second it takes you to figure out what's going on the blade has made 20 full rotations and you'll have had ~1000...

(Not a dig at @Siliconemelons)

Finally was able to submit my filing after 18 hours of outage from H&R Block. Fuck these guys, definitely using someone else next year.

https://insideevs.com/news/715913/tesla-fsd-trial-curb-hopping/ I have a Model Y and haven't noticed this, but I generally don't like how FSD feels anyway. It's jerky on surface streets and changes lanes too much in traffic on the highway. The lane assist with dynamic cruise control is awesome...