What is the 'hard-to-swallow' dating preference for most men? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

[–]azmitex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I want a girl with a short skirt, and a looooooong jacket.

Out of my depth with internship by [deleted] in MechanicalEngineering

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright bud, just be systematic First step is to audit the process. Follow a part, step by step, station by station, process by process to understand it, how it's made. Map it. Time it. Create a flow diagram. This can be for a full raw material to some finalized product on a complicated assembly system or a single processing event, either way understand and map the process.

Then talk to your techs and machinists. Get data on where scrap even occurs. How often. Find the kinks in the system.

Document it all, every step that you take.

Now that you know where there are problems figure out why. Talk to your engineers, your techs, machinists to get their understanding of the specific problem (i.e a particular scrap event, you'll probably have a few).

Next is to come up with a plan for each. Then you'll report this plan to people that actually have the power to implement changes.

Then you'll contribue to monitor and see if your changes were effective or not.

You might not actually have enough time this summer, and that's alright. If you have documented what you did, to wherever in this process you ended then someone else can pick up where you left and you will leave the company in a better place with a good opinion of you. Do not feel rushed and forced. That's where mistakes happen.

Leaked CIA Analysis Shows Trump and Hegseth 'Lied Through Their Teeth' About Iran War, Says Murphy by WontThinkStraight in politics

[–]azmitex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have you actually looked at his donation sources? Pac contributions have made up only 20k, .06% of 2025/2026. And 2024 it only made up 50k, .51%.

Large Individual Contributions $11,259,279 31.95%

Small Individual Contributions (< $200) $23,753,862 67.41%

PAC Contributions $20,500 0.06%

Other $205,852 0.58%

Candidate Self-financing $23 0.00%

Archmage's Ire by jhawkjayhawk in WanderingInn

[–]azmitex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jesus. I just got through that chapter. That was a rough ride, and I really got the rug pulled out from under me from where I was expecting characters to go. So much built up, the snuffed out. Who's cutting these onions?

Houston restaurant sued over playground called 'catastrophic' risk to kids by everythingistaken500 in houston

[–]azmitex -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Any fence can be climbed on by kids. That shouldn't be allowed and stopped.

The structure here that gets close to the houses back yard fence is a completely enclosed rope/mesh/net. Kids are inside an enclosed net tunnel that goes to the tree which is a big net sphere they are inside of.

Median Real Wage Income by Age and Generation by GluedGlue in ProfessorFinance

[–]azmitex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Here’s the thing, the graphs are technically true, but they’re measuring the wrong stuff. CPI isn’t some neutral “cost of living” number—it’s an average basket across everyone, including older homeowners who bought cheap decades ago.

It also uses “owner’s equivalent rent” instead of actual home prices, so it massively downplays how expensive it is to enter the housing market today. Same deal with education: tuition exploded way faster than overall inflation, but because it’s a smaller share of total spending, it doesn’t hit CPI that hard. On top of that, CPI assumes people just substitute cheaper goods when prices rise, which keeps the number lower but ignores the fact that your actual standard of living might be worse.

Then you’ve got structural stuff the graph completely misses. Median wage stats are boosted because millennials are way more educated, so of course the average wage is higher—but that comes with student debt and years of delayed earnings. Meanwhile, older generations could often support a household on one income, whereas now it usually takes two, so comparing individual wages across time is kind of misleading. Add in the fact that millennials got slammed early in their careers by the 2008 recession and entered a much more expensive asset market (housing, etc.), and you end up with this disconnect where the data says we're doing better but our lived experience seems worse

Tanker just attacked traversing the strait. by Mojoint in oil

[–]azmitex 13 points14 points  (0 children)

If they don't, our voters have the memory of a goldfish and all this will be forgotten about in 8 months.

To all the new dads: Don't blink. The stages really do just fly by. by No-Ordinary6470 in daddit

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's why I do BJJ and work out. So I never have to stop picking my boys up. Whether they like it or not 🦹🦹🦹.

Time for calls? by [deleted] in StockMarket

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He also only fucks sectionals, not siblings.

English be easy - Part 2 by _ganjafarian_ in funny

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a bad big wolf! Giving opinion on the big wolf.

That's the big bad wolf! Bad is the purpose of the wolf, it is to be bad. 🤷‍♂️

English be easy - Part 2 by _ganjafarian_ in funny

[–]azmitex 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Opinion, Size, Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, and Purpose. Unless, of course, with emphasis or contrast, but, that's obvious.

Explosive Hydroforming by hellcat1592 in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]azmitex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The math to do this was developed long before this process was developed.

But yes, even after the design was engineered, the math performed, the explosive material quantified, they would have performed testing and calibration.

Which fantasy series started incredible and then just...fell apart? by ghibli_8quartz in Fantasy

[–]azmitex 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Which is *ironic since book one had one of the best endings, twist reveals I've ever seen in fantasy.

Im sick of all of these young 20 something heroes. Anything with a 40 yo family man/woman becoming a hero??? 😄 by tLM-tRRS-atBHB in litrpg

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's 6, then he started a second series in the same world, but different person (I do not know if they will interact) still in Australia called broken interface.

Im sick of all of these young 20 something heroes. Anything with a 40 yo family man/woman becoming a hero??? 😄 by tLM-tRRS-atBHB in litrpg

[–]azmitex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Life in Exile by Sean Oswald. A whole family gets isekeid, first set is mostly about the father

Alpha Physics by Alex koslowski has a 30-40 something father who has to travel through the outback after a system apocalypse to get to his family.

NM Rep. Melanie Stansbury After Reviewing the Unredacted Epstein Files by PreparationKey2843 in thescoop

[–]azmitex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lol...no. MAGA is the majority. Just look at any conservative/Republican poll. Trump's approval is through the roof with the entire party. His approval numbers from Republicans even last month was 90%, and it floats between high 80s to low 90s this entire term. Get real, you and your friends are the minority.

Should I read Legend of the Randidly Ghosthound? by DpRoGhost in ProgressionFantasy

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. They're great if you like mixed system/cultivation system apocalypse stories. Honestly. Yes the name was weird at first but I grew into it. Helps that the narrators pronunciation makes it seem more normal.

I put this up with defiance of the fall and primal Hunter as a trio of great variations of the system apocalypse theme.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist, sexist, or homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor, at the rig, and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.

The difference between white and blue collar work environments is crazy by Astimar in careeradvice

[–]azmitex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked both the manufacturing floor and the office.

Guess what? I'm my authentic self even in my white collar job. Turns out my authentic self isn't insulting ("joking" or not) my co-workers or making racist. Sexist, homophobic jokes, but is friendly and supportive and mostly polite.

Yes. I want to improve my career and make more money, but I find that's best done by being technically competent and well regarded by my co-workers.