tbf, all their apps are called copilot now

Did they screw the nail in?

What you need, sir, is a Lego/OpenCV based screw sorter.

Well, that was an insightful collection of reasons I hadn’t thought of. Thanks.

How much relationship can you fit into 250k tokens of a context window.

Na, won’t happen, but you’ll get less cracking and actually better usability. Think of a cracked dry leather glove vs a well maintained one. Also, the ladies tend to appreciate smooth fingers and trimmed, filed down nails.

In the first workshop back in the days when I was an apprentice, they had what they called “invisible glove” a silicon containing foam for before work and a really good hand moisturizer from some industrial supplier for when you left work. Walking from the locker room and clocking out was usually enough time so my steering wheel and gear shifter didn’t suffer.

One of the more important things I learned back then, there’s no second chance to take good care of your skin, especially when you’re handling cutting fluid, various oils and the like.

Grandma called that Blümchenkaffee, flower coffee, because you could the the flower decor on the bottom of the cup through it.

Eh, I don’t think there can be stacked firewood without mice nests. Sometimes I almost feel bad when I go and get a crate and I tear down what looks like elaborate living room arrangements, nutshell leftovers, floor from moss and all.

It sounds exciting, it was fun for five minutes and then it was mostly cold and the cleanup was miserable. I’m voting for exercises on mild summer evenings only.

I use 25 liters of the stuff per year, it’s really not breaking the bank. Just being sure that the engines always start and not sniffing anything that’s not pure gasoline is totally worth it for me 🤷

Ha, nice. Internet fistbump!

I always use Aspen premixed gas, it’s about 4€/l and will always start, eben when a tool has been sitting for a year. Bonus: Healthier to breathe, important when running two strokes.

Nah, those are pretty chill around here. Usually we only see them when responding to traffic accidents or bigger structure fires and then they usually turn up way later than we do because they are stationed a lot further apart.

In German it’s called a Wasserwerfer or Monitor. I found no exact translation.

Eternal and glorious.

You overestimate the appeal of standing around in wet snowfall and waiting for everybody to cycle through all the stations in the training.

I’ve used some of the old RG58 to hook up Lorawan antennas, so… Yeah. Cable loss is okay at 800MHz and 4 meters of cable or so.

Eh, a new faucet that fits as a drop in replacement might be cheaper than the plumber, but you are far from the point where I’d give in.

What kind of pliers do you have available?

Its broken anyway, I’d jam a slot screwdriver into the plastic and see where that gets me, either you get it screwed or out or you break it into pieces.

Unifi, does that and just works for me.