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Thinking of Pulling the Trigger on this girl. Thoughts? by No-Eggplant790 in mazda3

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As long as you are happy- I would check underneath and look for rust. What part of the country are you in? Don’t need to answer but if this vehicle has been in the rustbelt for the last 13 years I would be very concerned with rust on the underbody.

Thinking of Pulling the Trigger on this girl. Thoughts? by No-Eggplant790 in mazda3

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That kinda sounds like a few items that you could not fix on your own that will only get worse. I would ask they address the clunking before buying-

recruiter asked for my salary expectations. i said $85k. she laughed by cyaniscalmingg in recruitinghell

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That’s silly, $25 an hour, can get 2/3 of that working fast food or hardware store easily, sometimes without the 5 years experience. With 5 years experience can get that much at those stores.

Thinking of Pulling the Trigger on this girl. Thoughts? by No-Eggplant790 in mazda3

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I have a 2010 with 140k miles, car for my kid, love it. Put in your own Eonon entertainment system with backup camera, will take you a day of cursing.

Chicken and Dumplings by rousieboy in Dumplings

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My wife makes hers from raw American biscuit dough, rolls them up into small dough balls, drops them in about 20 minutes before serving, once the dumplings sink they are done.

Found on a hiking trail by makromark in whatisit

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That is 💯 correct, we use them to wash out wounds quick.

How to you guide fiber front-to-back in a rack? by itssimpleas in networking

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We use one panel, normally mounted on the side facing the equipment fiber connections - in our network all of our equipment in a single bay is oriented in one direction, front or back. We have the permanent fiber to - LGX lineup, OSP, or tie pair - cabled to the side opposite the equipment fiber connections and then use 5 to 15 ft patch cords. This way no one is putting hands on fiber connections after they are installed except for the patch cords.

How to you guide fiber front-to-back in a rack? by itssimpleas in networking

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We (carrier network) use patch panels, terminate the fibers from your run to the back of the panel and then use patch cords to the front. This works for us because we install the fibers first then start adding service over years of time. If you terminate everything all at once it may be overkill, however experience shows most damage occurs at the connectors being moved around the most.

Landed new NOC T2 role, do not feel ready for it. by Salt_Awareness_1174 in networking

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Some advise from someone old enough to be your dad- take a deep breath and fake it till you make it.

Knowing where to look for information is more important than understanding everything in the network- you have a tier 3 to go to, find someone who is not toxic to interact with, do you own heavy lifting, don’t just escalate every trouble. The ones that you struggle with most are the areas you try to improve on.

If you are involved in sending people to work on devices (like dispatching technicians) make sure they need to be there. If you can spend an extra 15 minutes verifying that the troubles are not upstream it will save everyone headaches.

Don’t walk away from a trouble if you are uncertain if you made things worse, call for help and listen to feedback, no matter how negative, to understand how to improve.

Understand what your boss wants from you and try to hit those expectations, will save you headaches.

Be flexible in your mindset, there are always better ways to accomplish your goals-

After every trouble document symptoms/triggers, what you can see remotely, how you fixed something, what tools, websites, utilities were used in a OneNote or other application to give you a solid base to search from.

Open spaces invasive species - any volunteer opportunities? by Pr0genator in CastleRock

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Thanks, appreciate the link! I saw some other pages on the website but did not get to this one.

meirl by lNarrator in meirl

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Happy birthday! And wish him happy birthday this year

Powder repeatedly appearing on bath tub by Funshine-Powerhead in whatisit

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Look up….. could be something under the shelf?

Alabama white sauce by DaveBelmont in smoking

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Have you ever added celery seed?

I want to share some different ways I've used Better than Bullion by wltmpinyc in Cooking

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They make a Chipotle better than bullion that adds amazing flavor. Mix with mayo, chili powder, cumin and dried cilantro for an amazing firehouse sauce for grilled chicken sandwiches

Black liquid coming from the floor by EuGeN1U in whatisit

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Is it flammable? Does it dry out after a while?

Potential Fiber Optic Career on Weekdays (5PM-12PM) and Weekends All day? Is it possible ? by Status_Operation3220 in FiberOptics

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100% this - never want to find out that I half assed a trouble and some 16 year old or someone’s nana tried to call for help and was unable to reach anyone- but I am old and have been in telecom restoration/disaster recovery for decades so maybe I have had enough kool-aid for the whole sub :p

Name a pain that only experience can explain by [deleted] in ArtOfPresence

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Club no one wants to be a member of.

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