

Nice but those are some kitten-sized cows


Nice but those are some kitten-sized cows


Just watch it yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHP942Livy0
Tip #2 is not relevant in Europe and most other places using 230V mains because the dishwashers are only connected to cold water and have their own heater.


I used to have to do more precleaning than that with a home dishwasher before I watched Technology Connections


I think it’s doing a lot more cleaning than it needs to, considering industrial ones in restaurants take less than a minute


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I’ve got some news for you…
Yup. Nobody would paint a chair with these mistakes


Soft but American currency
Why 250? 200 is more convenient (one significant figure), much like 0.20.
Also, font galore. And there is no true EURion.


The image is almost 5 years old
First appearance: THE DEMOMAN MGE BROTHER (Reddit post by [deleted])
Credited artist: Reddit u/IGotABirdOnMyHead
Fire, aurora borealis, or just bad white balance?
Someone should add -b, -t and -w flags to the Archinstall script


They have lots of controversial symbols. The male pregnancy emoji pales in comparison to an actual swastika. Clockwise, counterclockwise, with dots and without.


Some banks issue stickers for phones without NFC. It’s another physical card but contactless only and very thin (probably with an aluminum strip antenna).


Looks more like a model of a small resistor. Only the tiniest THT resistors and inductors have this shape because normal-sized ones’ wire-wound or vapor-deposited cylinders are long enough to get both terminals encased in resin separately as opposed to dunking all of it into a blob. And resistors of this size can have their entire datasheets printed onto them, color bands are again just a space-saving measure. Not to mention, the only reason it would need to be this bulky is power rating, and a sphere is the least ideal option for heat dissipation.


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Gang in German means “gait”. It could be just a lone walking wolf.