[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 3 points 6 hours ago

Cost to buy a tub of good vanilla ice cream is like $10-$12 cost to buy milk $6-$7. Cost of a large vanilla milkshake at Mcdonalds $5 buy two at the same time freeze the second because they freeze well, and I'm still ahead. Also soft serve ice cream makes better milkshake than scoop.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 3 points 18 hours ago

When your boyfriend is a fucking idiot, and you are too

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world -2 points 18 hours ago

Yeah I only hit them up for a large milk shake to blend with wild blueberries at home. Because I'm to lazy to make my own milkshake

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 1 points 18 hours ago

Best game balance I ever had was in Control. In the game settings you can make the game super easy. Where most enemies take one or two bullets to stop but inturn I didn't take any health or defense. So it ended up that I would also die in one or two hits.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 17 points 19 hours ago

I litteraly just went through this shit about 3hrs ago. I needed to install a flange gasket for a 2.5" pipe flange hydraulic return. A.I tells me I can't use this particular multi layer gasket type I have because I have a flat flange.

Lo and behold I find the the manufacturer data sheet. Perfectly suitable for my application.

Like it's one thing for a.i to fail at making shit up. But it's a hole other fuck up when it can't even regurgitate information correctly.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 21 points 1 day ago

mullet so tight the panties just baja blast off.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 14 points 1 day ago

The concept of these repair cafes are great. I've volunteered in a couple. But some of the things that people bring in... pair of 10$ flats that the sole has fully fallen of. The damn glue costs more than the shoes. A run of the mill blender from the 90s that just should be retired. Damn t shirts with holes. Please just use the shirt as a rag at this point.

Other things made sense. Laptop hinges, bikes, outdoor power equipment. Holes and buttons in jackets and sweaters.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 29 points 1 day ago

Yep, paper wasps are chill as fuck. I had a hive of them living on my deck under the hand rail. I'd go out and chill with them daily with my coffee during that summer. They would stare at me for a bit. Then get back to eating bits of my deck.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago

If you look up dtc for mass air flow sensors you can see from their failure modes what the ecm input is supposed to be P0102 and P0103

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Sorry, typically from what I remember. The third wire is typically the signal wire. You get the 12v in then ground and the 3rd wire the ecm will read the signal via voltage drop usually.

Typically it's 5v though and not 12v.

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 4 points 2 days ago

This is more of a personal curiosity rather than helping you.

From what I can make sense, the way this thing would work is by heating up an element. The air flow will cool the element, and the ECM measures the current needed to keep the element at a pre-set temperature.

Would that be correct?

[-] Mpatch@lemmy.world 2 points 5 days ago

Thank you. I love driving behind people like you. I'll keep a safe distance and wait it out for a passing lane. But my God i loose my shit when I wait it out and they do everything to try to stop me from passing, accelarate/ hog the passing lane try to block view. Etc.

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It's been there for months now. It happend shortly after I painted the walls. I'm jot going to fix it because why. Kids will slam the door again anyways. Rather a hole in the wall than having to replace hinges or a door.

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Need some help with overcoming the initial hurdles of a learnjng curve. I'm in a fake it till I make it type situation right now. We acquired most of the equipment that a machine/fab shop would have and most of them, there is plenty of information online to learn from. Except for the horizontal boring mill, and I am struggling. The tooling all needs to be made up for it. Nothing I can purchase direct. The spindle is a MT6. My supplier can only get me reducers to MT5. And setting up parts is quite time consuming.

Any advice or know how on being able to turn a profit on this machine would be appreciated.

The machine is a TOS W100 in mostly good working order. Apart from the boring head dropping 0.020" if I cut in reverse travel after forward travel cutting.

Thanks

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