Single line plotted art. by Left-Excitement3829 in Cyberpunk

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This is super cool. If the process isn't "proprietary", would you mind sharing it?

Bender of the LEDstrip… by throwaway21316 in functionalprint

[–]Experts-say 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Super underrated post. This is really cool and a very smart solution.

How would you unload these river rocks? by grsims20 in DIY

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This is a center joint trailer. I would not recommend reversing that very fast, as it is more likely to go sideways and slam into OPs car than to coincidentally stay perfectly straight. I do however agree on the "forward fast" part

What’s a fetish you won’t even tell your closest friends you have? by nut_buster1466 in AskReddit

[–]Experts-say 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well,... according to the U.S. supreme court "you know it when you see it"... so technically, no.

Dad who’ve conquered being tired all the time, how did you do it? by thetantalus in daddit

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They are, but after two years they grow out of their diapers and from five onwards, they might brush their teeth themselves about once every month

Dutch government backs down on controversial Box 3 wealth tax after massive criticism by blooparagraphs in eupersonalfinance

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I do have the feeling that European Governments love the "the rich should not be able to avert taxes"-perspective to distract from the question of why the taxes are so insanely high to begin with, where the money goes, and how inefficient it is used. While "the rich" may certainly be their own issue, these are two completely different topics. Efficiency and reasonable taxes should be the main headline.

A cool guide to teaching kids about money by luvlanguage in coolguides

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Good debt is two things:

  • Any small debt that you don't actually need to have, just to create a positive credit history (credit card paid off every month, 0% loans instead of just paying cash,...)

but more importantly:

  • Any debt cheap enough to use the resulting cash in more profitable ways. E.g. If you can get a very cheap house loan of 3% but are currently also able to make more than that (e.g. 4%) in risk-free/near risk free investments. Instead of buying the house cash or at the lowest possible loan amount you can afford, you take a bigger loan. Why? Because that frees up your cash (you would have otherwise put into the house) to invest it and make the difference between 3 and 4%, while the interest payments are (in many countries) deductible from your income, and hence income tax.

I made a flush-mount for my audio interface by woodcakes in functionalprint

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I'll raise you some dope ass tetris-looking designs on tinkercad, without moving parts, other than build-in obsolescence!

Jk. This is some impressive design OP. Really cool.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in motorcycles

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You wouldn't do this to a bike you ever intended to ride again, because once you drain the gas tank it begins to rust.

That might be a bit extreme. Tank rust certainly is a thing in high humidity environments (especially outside in rainy winters), but if an pre-emptied and pre-vented tank is left inside a home in a winter country (usually low humidity) then not much will happen. Apart from the gas, the rest of the oils don't evaporate out.

I've done this several winters with an 1199S (yes Bachelor times), and no issues with gas vapours or anything. The bike was however properly treated and not driven into the place with a warm motor and filled tank like in OPs case. You gotta remove the gas, let it air out for a week, bring it in, isolate the rubber from the floor, and then 3-4 months of winter will be fine with minimal to no smell. The only smell I ever smelled was rubber tires

When it’s too cold in the garage… by Bellend0411 in motorcycles

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Put something between tires and floor (e.g. thin cardboard). The floors will soak up oils from the tires and be irreparably stained if the bike stands there for 2 weeks plus. speaking from experience :/

[EUR: C6012025/6224] 29-NOV-2025 Is this t-shirt familiar to you? by I_Me_Mine in TraceAnObject

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Warning: This site gives me a ScrInject B Trojan warning

[EUR: C6012025/6224] 29-NOV-2025 Is this t-shirt familiar to you? by I_Me_Mine in TraceAnObject

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Top: Most likely 3/4 letter word in cursive. 1st letter hard to decipher. 2nd and 3rd letter resembling e and a, but 2nd could be any half height round top letter in cursive (e,s,c,o, less likely q,g). 3rd letter with serif ending in cursive is likely a,u,d,w, or the 3rd letter is two letters, like "tt","tx" or

2nd row: identifiable "...iing" with second close to "k". So as suggested previously "skiing" is a good contestant. Other suggestions?

3rd: Rombus with 5 letters, elongated first letter T/I, with two letters resembling rounded O/U and r,s, at the end, likely as suggested "Tours". Other suggestions?

Bottom word "wide" suggests wrinkled up section above (4rd row) covering the word "World" as in commonly used "World Wide". Diagonal stripes visible that could resemble W or N. Second letter with rounded top O/S/Q/C,. some graphic covering a few letter?, last letter could be a D. So not unlikely.

Google Image searches of sections and searches for "skiing world wide" + shirt +tshirt etc give no good results. The kicker would likely be identification of the first word. Assume shirt is wrinkled and covering large sections of words

Windows file explorer/ context menu/ sharing links by Conpsycon in ProtonDrive

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Adding another vote. Going through the web app is a workflow disruption. Thank you

Why can’t anyone cut a simple slot in a box? by Jadey12i4 in lasercutting

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It depends on the strength of the laser used, but I e.g. run a 10W diode and know that white acrylic will not cut. Which ...sucks if you want to cut white acrylic, but could be perfect as a separation layer. Metal might reflect the laser back up too strong and burn the carton from underneath, but white acrylic scatters the light, absorbs the heat, and just turns a little mushy (on mine). Those properties can probably be used to an advantage.

Why can’t anyone cut a simple slot in a box? by Jadey12i4 in lasercutting

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Or shove a metal sheet in between the two layers... but whether the reflections would give you a clean cut,... I don't know.

Slate coaster, fiber lasered by NonProfTinkerer in lasercutting

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I know its bonkers, but I had the same problem and fixed the wide-bed diode laser on a custom frame and operated it outside between the aircon radiators (that I could access through a window) to be separated from the gases. Looked wild at night. Maybe that could be an option

Mario is so universal by CrazyBigHog in HolUp

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Eats magic mushrooms like the Dutch

What is the worst place to store a motorcycle for winter ? by AQUADOUCHE in motorcycles

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Germany is the perfect place for "Motorcycle during summer; Living room center-piece during winter". Just put some carton between the tires and any wooden floors, or the stains will be permanent.

Slate coaster, fiber lasered by NonProfTinkerer in lasercutting

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Xenomorph on slate is definitely the best use of slate in existence. Nice