almost wish i kept the cutter from my grocery job because hardly any of them have those tape splitters

Handles feel very soft but hard? Like milk bottles

found it

Kek

they GROW

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=2013.1.20160405.18.22c98110D8FFW0&scm=1007.13066.91048.100200300000000&id=558442654003

This seems really unsafe

i will admit though the pictures look very professional

Wait a fucking minute

You cant even put a helmet on top or under it

What the fuck

now this is podracing!

Chinks don't need helmets

neither do dutch people

Oh, thought it was insulated

Okay, this is good enough

@johnfrum Those slide type locks are terrible though :( And the handle probably IS milk jug, HDPE is hella cheap and common.

Just buy Olfa with the snap blades.

I prefer this style to liner lock tbh

Mainly nostalgia.

lfmao being afk and getting back after a while is the best with this channel

Too easy to slide the blade out of place while locking imo.

But to be fair, they somehow hold better than my shitty ones. Just recently replacing mine. Got Olfa 18mm and 25mm with blade blades, and picked up a Kobalt one and a Fastback II to see which I like best. And because you can't have too many utility knives around.

More like you lose one order a replacement and then find it again so you now have two

At least thats how I have at least 6 rattling around my house

More or less, yeah

Hoping I lose things slightly less often as I'm getting things clean.

Got someone moving out soon, and that gets a couple bikes and a rowing machine and exercise bike out of the garage

Hoping I can snag a top for one of those two tool chests soon

should i try a cheap delidding tool

just don't buy intel <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

mediatek cpu WHEN

Are waterstones on AliExpress worthwhile?

@Joldberg idk what for. I just want to learn a little bit about cumpyooters

computers work off of hardwar and software: c is a mid level language, low level is hardware languages like VHDL and Verillog for fpga stuff and a high level language does OS and some web design/server. C is used a lot in embedded design for smol computers like an arduin or raspi or an (orangepi which u can get from china).

hardware can be broken into software defined hardware like fpgas and micro controllers or electrical circuits. electrical circuits can design amplifiers and signal analysis(music or sensor information)with capacitors and inductors circuits or high frequency stuff(radio/wifi/fm-am/tv) with antennas and clever circuit/trace layouts. a lot of it is moving toward software defined hardware for low level voltages

what i'm told is that once you figure out one language it becomes relatively trivial to figure out another

pretty much

people dont like C cause you can define a 16 bit variable(which has a limit of 2^16 = 65,535) to 70,000