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An FBO that actually looks like gas station! (They still use trucks to fuel but I just think the canopy is neat).
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12-11-2020, 11:48 PM | #74203 |
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Hey, I got to go somewhere today besides Walmart -
Yes, I went to Best Buy, to use my gift card from fathers day. I used it to buy another laptop charger for the granddaughters school laptops. Yep, the oldest one "lost" the charger, the other one "forgot" her charger at their house. Therefore, since both laptops were dead, they said they couldn't sign in for school. So, I "fixed" that by buying another charger for them to charge up their laptops and for pa-pa to keep at our house for "emergencies" - Shit! I forgot to go to the pharmacy - |
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At least you got to put some miles on the FR-S.
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12-14-2020, 07:12 AM | #74205 |
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I love working until 1 am, and then starting work at 6 am. Love it. And the company I work for isn't even affected.
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12-14-2020, 12:19 PM | #74207 | |
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Extensions and adapters rob torque and it gets worse the more you add. If you can, buy a mix of sizes. Using one long is better then two short ones stuck together. Also get impact rated, they don't deflect as much helping the tool hit harder. Going back when cordless stuff was new I bought a Snap-On 3/8 12V impact, pretty sure it cost be around 500 and is only good for 45ft/lb
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12-14-2020, 12:46 PM | #74208 |
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Company that makes a very common network monitoring tool (used in 425+ Fortune 500 companies), was compromised and released signed updates that had nasty and undetected malware in it. This has resulted in the confirmed compromise (so far) of one well known security firm, FireEye, as well as several government agencies.
Not car stuff, but I throw things like that in here knowing that there are quite a few of us that work in IT. This has gotten a lot of publicity, though. Wasn't really needed for me to post anything. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-u...-idUSKBN28N0PG |
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the hex surge sucks. i mean i still use it, but its weak as hell. it sucks having to break every suspension nut/lug loose by hand first
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If you are already using M18 tools that is a good choice. I have a mix of both so I like to use the M12 as it is more compact and delivers similar power. I really only see the benefit of using cordless in situations where space is a constraint or a hose gets in the way too much, like working under the car. I actually like using the M18 blower around the shop a lot too. It is convenient and easy to use when you have to clear a tight space. You really need an XC 6.0 or larger battery with it though, it eats through them quick.
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Just don't worry your pretty little head about it.
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That's how tightly-integrated the Internet is these days. Amazon AWS Kinesis had a serious outage a couple weeks ago and it was so bad it was causing issues in all sorts of companies, even ones that don't use it. Simply because they use services that are built on or otherwise use Kinesis in some capacity.
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