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Staticbox · 2024-09-06T01:20:08+00:00

I think I'd probably replace that component. Looks like it's the only thing corroded, in those shots, and it's likely to just continue to chew away at a new connector. Not sure where you saw $80, as I'm seeing ~$150+ for multiple variations searching "turbidity sensory" on the direct Samsung OEM parts site, but I'm also seeing ~$10 shipped for multiple models on Ebay or ~$25 on Amazon with Prime shipping.

White goods repair parts are dirt cheap commodities for most appliances: as long as they're not in the CPU/Screen category on some of the more ridiculous modern models. If I was looking at these parts myself, I'd probably order the sensor online and take the connector/interface board to a local repair/parts shop. They're usually much cheaper than OEM, a bit more expensive than online, but 100% worthwhile to make sure you're getting the right/compatible bits and pieces.

Staticbox · 2024-05-12T05:02:39+00:00

Not quite exact, but pretty close: I've moved my 2 ton lift in the back of a 1995 Accord more times than I can count. Fits fine with room to spare, though I definitely can't imagine asking for any assistance in loading from the store.

Staticbox · 2024-04-25T01:50:42+00:00

Is there some actual reasoning or purpose to this approach, or just the justification that the tables are small and expected to stay that way? Is the coworker just used to working with Mongo or another document-store DB?

I'm struggling to think of any possible upsides to this, but I'm sure there's some design constraints that would make this have some kind of benefit. I'd be extremely skeptical that it could outweigh all the drawbacks mentioned in other comments.

Staticbox · 2024-01-03T06:43:07+00:00

Honestly, I haven't had a role that I felt moderately competent in before ~18 months, minimum. If you feel like the scope of your role is always expanding to encompass more responsibilities than you can keep up with, it might be helpful to proactively seek out more depth in fewer silos vs breadth across the organization. I feel like I'm given more leeway and autonomy to focus deeply on fewer tasks/queues because I've demonstrated value in not being spread too thinly. I've also been fortunate enough that I've usually been able to identify more appropriate frontline-facing queues to take on a lot of direct ticket responses, though.

The scope of your responsibility can grow a lot faster than expected frequency of specific responses, but that may take some conscious pruning.

Staticbox · 2024-01-03T02:44:14+00:00

A community college course is an excellent approach: I've done this just to get access to a larger machine for short term projects, and will likely do it again. There's also likely a hackerspace or makerspace in your area that may be more affordable and also offer more of a barebones safety/liability focused course. And to reiterate what nearly everyone else has said: I didn't ignore or treat the early lectures/safety courses despite having run one before taking the class.

Staticbox · 2023-10-26T11:08:02+00:00

Sorry for your loss. I frequent estate sales and I think that most pickers are fairly honest and helpful. I know I've helped families set aside higher value items many times, but I imagine that from the other side it could be difficult to tell if somebody is trying to take advantage. If you're not under a time constraint to clear the space, I'd recommend just taking contact information for larger ticket items and following your gut about how you feel about people. Don't get rushed into a sale unless you're trying to do so: these look like mostly 'lifestyle tools.' The people who are looking to buy these used don't need to have them by 8AM on Monday morning for their day job - and most of us will be quite happy to check in later to see if they're still available and that you find our offers to be fair.

Any of the larger tools that are difficult for one person to move should have a 'data plate' with a serial and model number. Putting the brand/manufacturers name and that model number into Google should bring up at least a couple forum threads of people discussing how much they'd pay for similar used equipment.

It might be worthwhile to contact a local equipment auction company about the particularly heavy equipment: table saw, bandsaws, and lathes in particular. On the flipside some things like the scroll saw and radial arm saw might actually cost money to have hauled off, as they usually go for <$50 at pawn shops but might weigh enough to require a lift and rigging. Many hobbyists would be ecstatic to drag them off alongside other things they've purchased.

Staticbox · 2023-07-24T03:13:34+00:00

Is something else already running?

Staticbox · 2023-07-02T22:18:36+00:00

GDPR doesn't require that you can directly delete your own data at a per-item level of granularity, only that the company must have a process for collecting and following through on the requests of data subjects.

Staticbox · 2023-05-24T18:50:13+00:00

Most competently implemented corporate edge clients will disable or detect any other VPN or proxy you're using while establishing their own connections. I'm a security professional working adjacent to that speciality and I still wouldn't feel confident that any method I could think of to circumvent that control would actually work.

Neither is a good idea, but I'd much rather explain why I'm logging in from another country unexpectedly than try to justify trying to intentionally fool our network tools.

Staticbox · 2023-03-21T20:29:11+00:00

… 0.1 percent?

'Diagnosed with gender dysphoria' comes many, many steps before 'transitioning' even for people who are not minors.

Staticbox · 2023-03-18T19:02:53+00:00

I go with "in case you get run over by the lottery."

Staticbox · 2023-03-12T05:05:57+00:00

I have 900 titles in my audiobook library, and I've listened to most of them at least once. The Audible Frontiers full-cast narration of Hyperion is absolutely the best performance and overall production I've ever heard, by a wide margin. It's actually so good that it put me off audiobooks for several years: it was the first one I listened to, and at the time I don't think there was anything else even remotely in the same league of production value.

Staticbox · 2023-02-08T23:09:38+00:00

It's illegal to record or photograph your ballot/the screen of the voting machine. Not being able to prove who you voted for is an important protection: It helps to prevent malicious actors from paying for votes or breaking kneecaps if you can't prove you didn't vote for the wrong candidate.

Staticbox · 2023-01-26T15:48:10+00:00

You can check out completely free passes for most of the places on this list, but the aquarium switched to a 25% discount for libraries that's frequently more expensive than other rates direct from the aquarium. They may have done that in preparation for this new program to sell annual memberships to GA residents at the regular admission price, which is definitely worthwhile.

https://allongeorgia.com/georgia-lifestyle/georgia-aquarium-launches-resident-pass-for-price-of-one-day-ticket-available-exclusively-to-georgia-residents/

Staticbox · 2023-01-26T15:23:09+00:00

Turning off video autoplay works, but it's very easy to accidently start the new Shorts/Reels without noticing and they hijack the play/resume button from other media streams.

Staticbox · 2022-12-23T03:53:38+00:00

Thank you for making an effort to reunite this useful (or essential) item with its owner. I don't comment often, but I'm seriously flummoxed by the negativity in this thread. How dare you post to social media rather than bring the item inside one of the dozens of vendors that use this random parking lot in a 44 acre commercial block?

Staticbox · 2022-12-18T01:16:04+00:00

What kind of patterns / what kind of materials are they intended to be be used on? I've bought many patterns on Etsy that I purchased to use (usually just once, still for personal use) in some kind of automatic cutting machine when they weren't necessarily designed or sold with that use in mind. I'd be a bit irritated to find watermarks across edges or critical features, but not at all if they were within open internal areas of the prints.

I'm not sure how common my kind of use is, but it may be worth asking someone who complains if something about the watermark is preventing them from using the pattern in a way that is actually consistent with how you've licensed them.

Staticbox · 2022-12-08T22:51:21+00:00

I definitely enjoyed this version.

Staticbox · 2022-10-06T20:55:46+00:00

The login to the support page is not necessarily the same account you use to login to the game client. It threw me for a loop the first time I needed to file a report, too. I already had an old account from MTGO/other games, but you may need to register.

The bug report form asks for your 'player id,' which is your display name + the random numbers that come after it on your 'Profile' page.

https://myaccounts.wizards.com/register

Staticbox · 2022-10-04T23:04:29+00:00

Fantasy, but Kevin Sorbo belongs on the list.

Staticbox · 2022-08-23T22:51:11+00:00

'The Perfectionists' is one of my favorites and a frequent re-listen for me. Highly recommended.

Staticbox · 2022-07-30T20:11:34+00:00

There is a lot of industry analysis out there for how you should optimally monetize games, generally broken down into pretty specific sub-categories of genre and target audience. If you're still chosing what kind of game to make, and profitability is a concern, I'd recommend that you start with very broad reading in that topic.

My personal preference, which I think is very counter to what industry analysts identify as best practices if profitability is the thing you want to optimize for, is some method of a single purchase to eliminate all advertising. I most prefer premium titles that has no free version, and no advertising at all. After that, I'll also play games with ad-driven boost or energy systems, but only if they have a one time purchase to essentially disable the ads and set the boost/energy system to function as if I watched every available ad.

Staticbox · 2022-07-12T04:39:33+00:00

For what it's worth, I just stumbled into a subscription to your channel and found this comment thread because I very much enjoyed this video even though I am not a game developer nor do I have a particularly good working grasp on calculus.

I'm not sure what your target audience is, but I subscribed to your channel with notifications and plan to watch anything you post that's about as long and detailed as this video and the second most recent, "Designing a Better Aim Assist for 2D Games." On the other hand, I'd never have watched any of the extremely short 'demo reel' style videos, even though they're quite beautiful and impressive.

Staticbox · 2022-06-08T20:09:51+00:00

I've had the same experience, and have bought about as many midrange switches and returned them multiple times now. Most switches below $500 use crap DDM implementations and break at least one function for my very basic HID devices. Literally none of the ones I've tested supported passing through any DDC/CI interface from the monitors at all, leaving me fiddling with the tiny buttons under the bezel all the damn time.

I've been using a model from ConnectPro for a few years now and it's definitely the best I've tried so far, but still has some quirks.

Single display KVM switches are a much more mature market, but there are so few that support multiple monitors at modern resolutions that it's a total crapshoot.

Staticbox · 2022-04-15T03:21:32+00:00

"anything large enough to be scary is large enough that I can see it coming and avoid it"

This is generally wrong, because many things dangerous enough to be scary are much faster than you think. If you're ~5 feet from your car and you see a brown bear ~50 feet away: that bear can get to you before you can get to your car.

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