squigster037
squigster037 t1_jci2j7g wrote
Reply to My scene "Resource extraction" by AnStation
oh, hey, a real view of west tx.
squigster037 t1_jbjnvgn wrote
Reply to comment by surfnsound in What’s the deal w the turtles people sell at intersections? by RoverTheMonster
I expected to be downvoted, and you're not wrong.
squigster037 t1_jbi7lm5 wrote
Reply to comment by KarlitoTheAquaLlama in What’s the deal w the turtles people sell at intersections? by RoverTheMonster
Legit
squigster037 t1_jbi7ed0 wrote
Reply to comment by flamehead2k1 in What’s the deal w the turtles people sell at intersections? by RoverTheMonster
Yea but a pet loves you back. Turtles just kinda... Tank
squigster037 t1_j9u1ctf wrote
Reply to comment by Zeduca in Man charged after eating stolen chips dropped by thief, police say by jab116
Or tampering with evidence. Ffs.
squigster037 t1_j9piafi wrote
Reply to comment by ItsCalledDayTwa in 8-year-old boy missing from Washington state for 8 months is found in Missouri by FenrirIII
Yep. This is my point.
Strangers aren't your enemy, are not dangerous. There's a strong likelihood that any stranger you asked for help would not harm you, and is, likely to help you.
The immediate recoil and fear of someone you don't know has allowed wedges to be driven into our society, and I feel it's broken our culture up.
squigster037 t1_j9og321 wrote
Reply to comment by TechnicalVault in 8-year-old boy missing from Washington state for 8 months is found in Missouri by FenrirIII
125 kids/yr abducted in the 'stranger danger' scenario in the USA. 80% are rescued.
Statistically, stranger danger is a myth.
squigster037 t1_j4jv5af wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Post exposure rabies shots protection? by [deleted]
Would you rather have a standing army to meet invaders, or call the national guard after they have sacked your village?
squigster037 t1_j0juwh8 wrote
Reply to comment by BiBoFieTo in Aromatherapy spray that killed two people in a multistate outbreak also killed pet raccoon by AudibleNod
Also the rabies vaccine we have is formulated w/ dog blood. We haven't tested to see if it actually is effective on raccoons. So, you know, you can't be sure it doesn't have rabies.
squigster037 t1_iz0540q wrote
Reply to comment by Electrical-One-2270 in Scientists have analyzed the specific labor costs for producing a 1 carat diamond in mines and through artificial synthesis. The work of human turned out to be more effective: 26 minutes versus 2-3.5 hours. by Skoltech_
Because most people have a soul and feel that human suffering is more important than time to produce a diamond.
squigster037 t1_iu5bknl wrote
Reply to comment by jeffersonairmattress in [Help] Creating a jig to coil cable around a rod with a food pedal motor by [deleted]
Sorry, a shop I worked with had one that was just for bending and it had interchangeable cores for different diameters of springs.
I have no idea which model it was.
But if it's something this person is doing in volume/professionally, it may be worth keeping an eye out for a used tool.
https://www.diacro.com/equipment/model-1-bender/
squigster037 t1_iu4ecu2 wrote
Sounds like you want to make a tool that exists: a Di-Acro?
RE sewing machine motor:
Old sewing machines had external 1amp (1/16hp) motors that drove the machine via belt.
You can buy the whole assembly: Motor + foot pedal
https://www.amazon.com/Sewing-Machine-Motor-Bestsew-RM100N/dp/B07NDHZFY3
Then you just need to make a belt-driven jig for the rest of it. Or multiple jigs.
signed: a sewing machine tinkerer.
squigster037 t1_isv4tj4 wrote
Reply to comment by alicemalice12 in How is the human gut microbiome established in infancy or earlier on? by molllymaybe
Sure, or for longer labors. But my point was there isn't commonly a lot of poop involved in hospital birth. Certainly not enough to create the gut biome.
squigster037 t1_issp9ex wrote
Most bacteria comes from the breast milk. Not from blood during birth. And most women poop way before birth, and hospitals don't let them eat much to avoid poop on the newborn. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fped.2019.00047/full
squigster037 t1_jcs3x1c wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What causes raised ridges in human fingernails/toenails? by afcagroo
Vertical ridges can be caused by thyroid issues, aging, or hereditary... ok, after digging I found it could also be anemia/lack of iron. but the vast majority of the cases are aging, then thyroid.
https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/what-to-know-about-onychorrhexis
Horizontal ridges are vitamin deficiency. or a few other things, none of which are 'working with chemicals w/o gloves' geez. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beau%27s_lines
And a chemical cause ... yea i'mma need a sauce for that.