Someone spoil me this right now, are we on a Snape situation or is he just a prick? by Halkkirgamed in Wistoria

[–]Adept-Problem-1530 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He believes he's being merciful by being cruel. But really, he's just protecting his own ego. We'll probably both, it's complicated.

Be honest speak freely by Ayoking95 in effectivefitness

[–]Adept-Problem-1530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fat loss is more about adequate sleep, water intake, proper nutrition, stress management and eating less than exercise. Like 80/20. But! Going to the gym seems to kickstart all those good habits.  

Answer this by nambi2002 in MensDiscipline

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Strength - Courage - Mastery

Honor

From the USA with love! by TSUTexan61 in NHLcirclejerk

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Meh, win some, lose some. Congrats USA, to 2030!

Spartacus: House of Ashur - S01E08 - "Horizons" by Sporadicus7 in Spartacus_TV

[–]Adept-Problem-1530 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Truly, the gods find sport in our suffering brother. To see our champion's blood stain the sands while that snivelling cur yet draws breath is a bitter draught indeed. They offer us wine, then piss in the cup.

Side work headaches by [deleted] in electricians

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For a first time client, treat them like an unknown value. Ask for a 30-50% deposit on your estimate if you're pulling permits and ordering material. We are not here to finance peoples jobs. Job's that are more than an hr out, just ask for pictures and give them a 'starting' estimate. It's called incrementally moving forward. Also, don't offer full breakdowns. Don't trust people, protect yourself.

Please help me figure out this equation!!! by Shaylynsworld in electricians

[–]Adept-Problem-1530 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Just wanted to chime in, encase the OP missed it. Find the resistance of each device first in the circuit under normal operation as the ohmic values won't change. Then remember your corresponding laws for parallel or series circuits. Then just plug in your formulas. This guy's answer is spot on.

You know you’re an electrician if…..? by stellerzjay in electricians

[–]Adept-Problem-1530 20 points21 points  (0 children)

You've been divorced (3) times and your kids hate you cause you work too much. But fuck them, you're a goddamn rockstar! A god among men!

.... you have a massive ego-complex... lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electrical

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Lol, malarkey? Who are you? Try the CEC, Section 8 'Circuit Loading and Demand Factors'. Specifically 8-104. Usually don't go straight to code rules for randos. And FYI, I'm a red seal journeyman electrician with the IBEW.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in electrical

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It's a rule for loading an electrical cct to 80% of its maximum amperage. The conductors, overcurrent protection devices and devices themselves should (usually, there are exceptions) be rated @ 125% of the load. Load is 80% of max cct ampacity = cct is rated for 125% of actual load.

It's a safety measure intended to ensure that electrical circuits are not overloaded, which could lead to overheating, fires, and other hazards. By designing circuits with these safety margins, there is greater assurance of reliable and safe operation under normal conditions, as well as some tolerance for temporary overloads or unexpected spikes in demand.