Honestly, I'm thinking of downsizing. My 'new' house could only really fit the 92 inch screen. And it's nice with the pseudo-4k projector. But I have to think that maybe switching to an 83" OLED might be the right move. A little more ambient light friendly could be nice. But this bulb has a couple thousand hours left so I'm not too worried.
A lot of this is arrogance. If you don’t have mechanical inclination, you don’t know what you don’t know.
And stop blaming the coolant.
Lol. I spent five years running five axis cnc tool grinding machines. The coolant had to be 700 psi, it could cut your hand off with tungsten carbide grit
When it happens, it won't happen all at once. Canada is going to break apart first, at which point the provinces will become part of America separately, either by joining or annexation. This will take several years to fully play out, probably taking longer than Trump's 2nd or even 3rd term.
Presuming this blue state shithole is going to see one nickel invested in any manufacturing growth
Yeah you're right we should just nuke the entire state and turn into into a giant parking lot.
Well shit.
We can't cut them anyway, so resolving the trade deficit (impossible) is just an easy excuse. The country is going to be (if it's not already) in an unrecoverable financial situation due to debt within the next 10 years. The government could just refuse to pay because "fuck you, we're the most powerful country on Earth" but what happens after is unknown. Tariffs need to stay, and medicare and social security need to be abolished ASAP (but the taxes associated with them need to stay) if the country wants to have any chance of paying off its financial obligations.
I’ve designed CNC coolants before, just a joke that people always blame it first.
The Cannonball Run record was set in 2016 fours years before COVID.
Captain Planet posting was already replaced a long time ago, with Swat Kat posting.
If they cut the programs but not the taxes I think every notable government official would be hacked to pieces by a mob
It’s usually the boss that blames the coolant, because the guy running the machine tells him the tools are wearing out too fast and it probably means they have to slow it down because of chatter or whatever, and the step before was to change out the soft jaws or cut a new fixture, etc, but the boss heard a brag about feeds and speeds from a sales rep or read it on a site and has decided that marketing is truthful
A lot of people are completely ignorant to the huge amount of white collar labor that factories can consume between regulation, operations and logistics. Documenting what you are using and how your disposing of shit, and keeping track of literal tons of raw materials and tooling collectively worth millions of dollars zipping around is a lot of work, even with computerization. After all, a good inventory system knows where the plastic pellets are, but it takes a salesman to negotiate a good contract price to buy them at. Especially if/when your starting to negotiate materials on invoice durations long enough to let them make and sell the product before they even pay for the feedstock. Same for all the human labor processing all that data to give the higher ups spreadsheets they can pretend to understand.
I'm fucking sold let's put this into practice immediately.
What’s funny is that labor is the least of the overhead. I’ve seen people make mistakes that wrecked the equivalent their annual wages in an instant and they don’t even get fired for it, because it’s hard to fill the spot they’d leave
Were bidone.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. That's one of the things you never touch. The money the guns and the children.