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Oh, I laughed; but it also annoyed me.
Probably a hot mess.
Won't be long before having a heartbeat will be a reason not to hire.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
Great - Just what I needed to read about this morning. Damn Hackers.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/16/polit...ent/index.html
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Millions of people in Louisiana and Oregon have had their data compromised in the sprawling cyberattack that has also hit the US federal government, state agencies said late Thursday.
The breach has affected 3.5 million Oregonians with driver’s licenses or state ID cards, and anyone with that documentation in Louisiana, authorities said. The Louisiana governor’s office did not put a number on the number of victims but over 3 million Louisianians hold driver’s licenses, according to public data.
The states did not blame anyone in particular for the hack, but federal officials have attributed a broader hacking campaign using the same software vulnerability to a Russian ransomware gang.
I'm annoyed that no one seems to make a good sized quality non-Belgium waffle iron.
My old one finally gave up ghost and I've been having a devil of a time trying to replace it.
X-post, but this is how my day is going, LOL
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Btdt. 30+ years ago I bought a Craftsman ratchet set that had press in spots in the lid only. The sockets just set in the base part. It was really easy to mix up top and bottom and open it upside down, at which time the base contents would grenade everywhere. Some fucking genius probably got paid extra for that move. Fast forward to today and the latches are broken off, so if you pick it up by the handle, it flops open and explodes. One has to carry it flat and open it carefully. It's probably time for a new tool tote for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
I believe I had the Canadian Tire ‘Mastercraft’ version of that set.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Must have made that mistake a dozen times before I put a label on it.
What do you mean by good sized? Round or square? Electric or stove top?Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
You know what annoys me? That there are regular waffles and Belgian waffles.
Would it annoy you even more to know that there also are *different* types of Belgian waffles? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Plate sized at a min. Rectangle is fine. My last one was round and turned out waffles you could break into individual hearts. Before that I had a large rectangle that produced 2 square waffels.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
I've seen cheap mini ones that look more like toys than a kitchen appliance.
got a 10mm in there i can borrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
Oh no you dint!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
The only waffles I make are Liege style Beldian waffles. Yeast waffles with a carmelized sugar crust and soft innards. I make them on a Cuisinart electric griddle/sandwich press my wife boughtwith add-on waffle plates. I don't think it matters whether a waffle maker is Belgian or American. If I were going to buy a waffle maker I'd use a cast iron stove top type. For the price I would get two.
The end is nighQuote:
Originally Posted by old goat
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I think you meant to say classic waffle and not non-Belgian. But us connoisseurs of waffles know what you mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
These are pretty good - round or square.
https://www.all-clad.com/classic-sta...fle-maker.html
LOL! Yes, classic. Sorry OG! I've got nothing against Belgian made appliances just don't like their waffels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toadman
Does that maker get really hot to the touch?
We've got one of these (Villaware) and it's a workhorse - probably 20 years old at this point. Sometimes wish it made 4 squares instead of just two:Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
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Went to a store and bought $70 worth of beer. Forgot to get a bag of ice so went back in, tried to pay for ice 2.99 on credit card (didn’t have any cash) Same lady says $5 minimum on credit card. I said to her I just spent $70 here 30 seconds ago. Doesn’t matter she says, has to be $5 per transaction. I left annoyed without ice
You could have bought a second bag of ice or maybe some chips to go with the beerQuote:
Originally Posted by teletech
Or dragged them beer back inside and returned it, then bought everything together !
I have a socket set like that. First thing I did when I opened it upside down the first time was put a piece of white hockey tape on the correct upper side with the word "top" sharpied on it. I have never opened it the wrong way since.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
I would have returned a single item costing $2 just to highlight the absurdityQuote:
Originally Posted by mcski
I may have the same set - and maybe 25 years ago, when I got a rollaway toolbox, I cut the lid half off, leaving the lower half that holds the sockets. It's in a toolbox drawer as a socket holder now.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
I saw this story and just shook my head when I read the assailant was an American. Just tragic and embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by subtle plague
I'm sure Germany let out a sigh of reliefQuote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I received a letter in the mail for my DL renewal the same day I read that in the Oregonian . It encouraged renewing online of courseQuote:
Originally Posted by Toadman
Oh that’s fun. At least I had to give them a bunch more personal info to get my Super-DL a couple months ago. Now the Russians won’t have to bother to hack my bank to get that stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by ::: :::
I'm a slower learner than you, apparently. It took me multiple times, but I eventually did likewise and also put a "NO!!!!" label on the bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
Did you leave her a tip on the beer purchase?Quote:
Originally Posted by teletech
If not it's probably why she wouldn't let you slide on the ice.
Corn silks
Popcorn kernels that don’t pop, and bits of the kernels that get stuck in your teeth.
One of my socket sets, the sockets are (were) held in place by elastic straps, and of course it’s the grade of elastic that expires in about two years. Now I have the sockets grouped into different labeled ziplocks inside the larger container.
I left this kit to my old man for a bit and he returned it with the foam inside. He’s smart. If he didn’t do this I’d probably have put this stuff on rails in a tool bag or Plano case.
Aside from the dumb blow mold case, the old US made sockets are very nice.
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Painted rocks with stupid messages on them. Don't you people have anything better to do with your time than paint rocks and leave them in random locations. If I see your damned rocks they are getting tossed into the sagebrush, same goes for your damned rock cairns where they don't really need to be, like on a well established trail, I'll knock them down everytime I see them.
Lol. Do you knock over the kids Legos too? Fwiw, freelance cairns that make trail navigation confusing or even life threatening ARE fucking annoying, I'm with you there.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtnjam
The universe is trying to keep you from making the very, very, very bad mistake of owning an operational tandem. I suggest you listen.Quote:
Originally Posted by waveshello
Too late, but a very good point haha. I think for most adults on most days, riding your own bike is more fun. This one will mostly be a kid hauler until they are riding their own.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG