VolumetricShitCompressor

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 6 hours ago

Just make him a Deadlock hero alright!

[–] [email protected] 1 points 6 hours ago

Ah, yeah that might only work with some assistance.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 17 hours ago

Are there modern mobil cassette players that are worth it? Thought it's just dropship slop.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 17 hours ago (4 children)

Well a 8 mm Rope already can have a minimum breaking load of 50 kN, roughly equivalent of 5 tonne. So if you don't need to store high lengths of wire rope,.this should be absolutely possible.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 20 hours ago

Goddammit, we've lost another one! Those darn Marijuanas, Lord help us!

[–] [email protected] 3 points 23 hours ago (2 children)

Would be great if such claims would generally come with some kind of source. Otherwise people might just not believe that ThatWeirdGuy1001 snorted some marijuanas back in college.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 23 hours ago

So we need an actual one instead? Let's go full Futurama.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 day ago

I wonder if this will be the next WW2-scale brain drain like what happened in Nazi Germany.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 day ago

Alter, lies den ganzen Kommentar oder gtfo mit der Attitüde.

"Lass mal nen Termin beim Hausarzt machen, ich hab da seit zwei Tagen was, was ggf. was ist oder nicht. Der nimmt mich bestimmt innerhalb von ner Woche unkompliziert in die Sprechstunde, weil der genung Kapazitäten hat."

Hahahaha, Witzbold. Das Problem ist, dass die Hausärzte Ü.B.E.R.L.A.S.T.E.T. sind für die Zeitverschwendung, die das ganze Überwiseungsausstellen letzten Endes für alle Beteiligten darstellt.

[–] [email protected] 12 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Na es wäre schön, wenn es eine Stelle gäbe, die einen mit seinen Wehwehchen direkt an den richtigen Arzt verweist oder eben nicht, wenn doch nicht nötig.

Viele Besuche entstehen ja aus dem Problem "Ist das jetzt was schlimmes oder nicht? Ich hab da mal ne Frage.". Sowas ließe sich mit einem Vorstopper, vielleicht Ärzte, die dezidiert online Vorgespräche führen, so viel effizienter lösen.

Live-Supportchat mit einem Arzt, der mich dann an den richtigen Arzt verweist, das wäre so geil.

[–] [email protected] -5 points 1 day ago

A few very vocal ~~dumbfucks~~ users of the last months need to be tagged here.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 days ago

Knowing how stuff is done 100% right and deliberately deciding when something has to be done that way are two different things.

Learn stuff, know stuff, but don't get bogged down by it.

Best example is graphic design: I used to do everything in vector graphics in Inkscape, all parametric in 1:1 ratio to how it's going to be printed/presented. Now I go apeshit in pixel graphics in GIMP and it's so much more useful for a lot of applications, where the goal isn't as clear cut as let's say technical drawings; free flowing artsy graphic stuff so to speak.

I know how I'd do it 100% right, but chose not to as the effort increases exponentially for nobody to notice it if that line is completely straight in the corner of a deep fried A4 print of some artwork.

 

I am new to skating and would like to try to get more into driving around town, however, it doesn't feel safe yet doing it on my standard Bones 103A 52 mm wheels. Our general old European city has some rough terrain (wildly switching between asphalt, stone, small patches of cobblestone, you get the idea).

So I thought I'd try out softer cruiser wheels like the Bones Rough Riders (80A hardness, 56 or 59 mm diameter) for driving around town without breaking my wrist over a small stone again. I'd still like to keep the harder wheels for the skate parks, though, and carrying around two boards seems like a huge hassle.

So what do you think about getting the Rough Riders with a separate set of bearings so I can do a quick wheel change whenever I need to? Is this dumb for any kind of reason I can't think of? Should I go with 56 or 59 mm when I don't want to install riser pads (if even possible)? Do you have any other wheel suggestions for this application?

 

I am new to skating and would like to try to get more into driving around town, however, it doesn't feel safe yet doing it on my standard Bones 103A 52 mm wheels. Our general old European city has some rough terrain (wildly switching between asphalt, stone, small patches of cobblestone, you get the idea).

So I thought I'd try out softer cruiser wheels like the Bones Rough Riders (80A hardness, 56 or 59 mm diameter) for driving around town without breaking my wrist over a small stone again. I'd still like to keep the harder wheels for the skate parks, though, and carrying around two boards seems like a huge hassle.

So what do you think about getting the Rough Riders with a separate set of bearings so I can do a quick wheel change whenever I need to? Is this dumb for any kind of reason I can't think of? Should I go with 56 or 59 mm when I don't want to install riser pads (if even possible)? Do you have any other wheel suggestions for this application?

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