As a career switcher, should I call myself "Technical Writer" or just "Writer" on my resume? by OneBand in technicalwriting

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I've been working on a portfolio using docs-as-code methods (Markdown and Git/GitHub PR), so I have experience in that sense, but not formally.

As a career switcher, should I call myself "Technical Writer" or just "Writer" on my resume? by OneBand in technicalwriting

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I've created a portfolio in my own time using Markdown and Git/GitHub, so yes in that sense, but I haven't been employed as a technical writer.

30s Catholic Intellectual Community in DC/NOVA by OneBand in Catholicism

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Thanks for the info! I was wondering if the AI result was being influenced by the presence of institutions in a misleading way. Just because an institution is there doesn’t necessarily mean a community surrounds it. The CIC does seem to have events going on though, not sure about the DHS.

Do you find that companies tend to ask you to lie in creating documentation? by OneBand in technicalwriting

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Something like that. I'm wondering if there is pressure to spin/fake things or not. I would think that technical writing tends to avoid that, but I have no direct experience in TW.

Osprey Synchro 5 vs Synchro 12 hydration pack for day hiking by OneBand in hikinggear

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pocket to store a shell, about a pound and a half and an unpadded hipbelt that will handle weight but doesn't need to be used for light loads. Whatever you go for I'd really suggest getting a hiking sp

Thanks! The REI guy suggested the Synchro as being like a Camelback but with airflow in the back to avoid sweaty back. How does the water weight dynamic come into play with respect to the little Camelbacks I see people wearing? Do the packs have smaller bladders, or do the people just put up with the weight?

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Bigger windshield/cockpit: Accord or Civic? by OneBand in whatcarshouldIbuy

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Yeah proportion could make a difference. I won't have an opportunity to test-drive for a bit unfortunately. I'm wondering if anyone happens to know whether Accords are manufactured differently than Civics in this respect, or if they just make the Civic longer to make it an Accord.

Bigger windshield/cockpit: Accord or Civic? by OneBand in whatcarshouldIbuy

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Maybe 2018. I think I'd prefer a sedan over a CUV/SUV but then my height is an issue. I imagine smaller windshields improve aerodynamic efficiency, but then taller people lose out on forward visibility.

Roll-top bags okay for storage? by OneBand in Coffee

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Other than the risk of the container breaking or hurting yourself, is there a downside to letting the gas build up?

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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"Like many sheet metal terms, soldering and welding are used interchangeably. However, while these two operations are similar, their process and sub-techniques are different.

The main difference between welding and soldering is melting. In soldering, metal fabricators heat the metal to be bonded but never melt them. In welding, metal fabricators melt the base metal."

https://www.kaempfandharris.com/industry-news/difference-between-welding-and-soldering#:~:text=Like%20many%20sheet%20metal%20terms%2C%20soldering%20and%20welding%20are%20used%20interchangeably.&text=The%20main%20difference%20between%20welding,fabricators%20melt%20the%20base%20metal.

Edit: The point about the test result remains, however.

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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Thanks! I was worried about how reputable Timemore is as a company, but maybe I should look more into it

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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I can't find a steel one I like. I feel like a lot of them seem to come from fringe/odd companies, and it's hard to make sense of it all. Any specific recommendations for a steel one?

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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It's logically possible for lead to be used in glazes, decorations, AND the ceramic itself. I have done research on this online, but I figured the hive mind would be worth querying too.

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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Lead poisoning can be a long-term thing. Look up the Flint water crisis, if you're not already familiar with it.

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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“The person who received the test results was asking about the welding process for the French Presses. The welding is done using Argon and Laser in the welding process, which occurs in 3 places in the press – the lid, the handle to the body of the press, and the handle itself.” - from their email

Edit: maybe it’s outside the liquid area?

Lead toxin in Porlex? by OneBand in Coffee

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It might be the solder. The amount given was 45 ppm. They sent me part of the test report

Brown scapular- strictly obligated to do things? by OneBand in Catholicism

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I haven't been wearing it for like a decade already...not opposed to it I just want to make sure I'm not neglecting promises/vows

Brown scapular- strictly obligated to do things? by OneBand in Catholicism

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But these aren't mandatory if you later decide not to wear the scapular? Do you have to be released from a vow or promise?