In the south park game you could piss on snowballs to make them deal more damage.

Sprinkle a little baking soda in the bottom with a small amount of water and scrub it for a few seconds and that will get it nice and clean.

I did brakes recently, decided to buy new rotors and pads, realize that the slide pins are seized and the little boots are torn on one side and that caliper is probably toast, get everything put back together and it’s working for now. Try to bleed the brakes since the fluid looks like mud and the car has “speed bleeders” with check valves in them instead of little holes. The check valves are also seized because someone left the little rubber caps off so no fluid comes out until the bleeder screw is completely removed. I just let them gravity bleed for a minute and put them back in. I bought new bleeders so I can replace the fluid, probably should have just ordered calipers at this point.

Assuming each roll is a perfect cylinder and not conical at all.

All the old guys waiting to use their snowblower.

I bought new regular bulbs, not led

Assume the service position

Anything made in the past 10-15 years still works great, I have a couple of really old thin clients that I bought for around $20 and dumped my pis when the prices were way up. One runs octoprint and the other one runs Lubuntu out in the garage so I can look up vehicle specs and other things while I’m out there. I have a fifth Gen Intel laptop that still works great. I have a desktop with a Ryzen 3000 series that works just fine both bought used for under $100. Raspberry pi is good for certain tasks, but using it for a desktop makes little sense. Even now I’m working this message on an Android phone that was around $100 with no issues.

CPU power hasn’t changed much, they’ve added more features over the years, but power hasn’t changed a lot, only Windows has gotten more bloated so you need more ram to run it.

That’s definitely what I was talking about, it’s been 30ish years since I played it on a mac

Starquest v

Oregon trail II

Widget workshop

That drawing program with the programmable turtle

You can also just buy a used laptop or business computer which is infinitely better and cheaper.

For some reason they make security question answers case sensitive, so I always throw in the same algorithm of uppercase/lowercase.

Sometimes I’ve found decent tools at Aldi. They usually have them until they run out. I have a 1/4" socket set from there that’s been great.