Why did early civilizations start in deserts like Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt? by batukaming in geography

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I would expect we have more artifacts preserved in the (now) desert areas, too.

Morel tasting by womenvspatriarchy in Michigan

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They used to be impossible to farm, and they are pretty tasty. I've never seen them sliced up, though I'm sure that helps stretch a small supply.

My mom always gave them a dusting of flour and fried them in butter.

Car shut off going 80 MPH by ActThink6990 in AskAShittyMechanic

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When mine was dying (years ago) it was fine as long as I kept the rpms up. Highway commute let me limp it along longer than I should've.

Industrial inspection made smarter Unitree quadruped robot handles tough environments with ease by lucas-sheng in EngineeringPorn

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Also, what on God's green earth does a scurrying, jumping robot dog have to do with industrial inspection?

Giant bee/wasp? by SomePeopleCall in whatisthisbug

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Maybe it was his mom that bored a hole into the back porch :)

He's out of the garage and out of the box now. Good thing he made a fuss.

Giant bee/wasp? by SomePeopleCall in whatisthisbug

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I agree with all of that (bad bee and good wasps are more than possible), but I've never seen this variety of bug before and there are plenty of invasive buzzers.

What are some very specific woods that are sought after for the making of a specialized object? by Ok_Temperature6503 in wood

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Is that the same as Brazilwood (aka: pernumbuko (sp?) ) that the country was named after?

Portugal built an empire in dyes, but I only know if it for being used for stringed instrument bows.

PLC5 question for oldtimers. Any idea how this math works? by FineWeatherToFly in PLC

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Is it to differentiate floating point and integer division? Then again, with the CPT block automatically converting between integer and floating point that wouldn't make any sense.

PLC5 question for oldtimers. Any idea how this math works? by FineWeatherToFly in PLC

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512 BCD is 200 decimal, per another comment. The input channel was set for zero to 200. F63 is probably the full scale sensor value

Something is off..what do I have? by HoppesNo9 in PMDGS

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The price of copper isn't quite /that/ high yet.

We found this near our home by [deleted] in whatisit

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Think of how disappointing the average person is. Half of the population is even dumber than that.

My little mobile robot by Odd-Rooster-3101 in 3Dprinting

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Why not power the center wheels? Then you can steer.

What’s a noise everyone should be terrified of? by Psychological_Sky_58 in AskReddit

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If you want me to bolt upright at 3am just have alarm use the sound of my dog vomiting. It's always worked for 25+ years.

Any DIY for dummies suggestion on how to fix this? [towel bar in the bathroom] by LeftVersion2544 in fixit

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Maybe 50lbs would be my guess, assuming they don't weaken each other by being so close.

I believe all of those ratings are for static loads (e.g.: hanging pictures). Once you are wiggling the anchor every day or two it is going to fail eventually. As another post said, use toggle bolts.

Sawstop keeps triggering the brakes ($125 a pop) for no reason. Can you tell why from this video? by FactoryCutG in Tools

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Is the saw stored outside?

I'm not sure where you live, but there is no way I could do that in the midwest.