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1d ago
inAppreciation post: my grandpa's 1962 timing light finally died, and now I'm stuck debating old school vs new tech
My dad's 1970 Sun light died too, I just bought the $40 one.
2d ago
inTIL the beeping microwave that 'wouldn't heat' was just set to 0 power for 4 hours
Read somewhere that most service calls end up being user error, and @wilson.olivia nailed it about the manual.
6d ago
inJust realized I stopped reusing passwords in 2021, and my whole login routine looks totally different now
The bit about old passwords never really dying is so true, it's like how that one weird smell in your fridge just keeps coming back no matter what. @lewis.brian nailed it with credential stuffing too, it's the same lazy math as spam calls where they dial a million numbers hoping one person picks up. Once you see it as a numbers game, being the one lazy account in the pile stops feeling worth it.
8d ago
inOld timer in Houston said grease the cable before every shift, and I did it for 11 months
Greasing it every shift for 11 months is wild, my guy. You basically marinated that rope in grit and called it maintenance. Old timer probably meant a light coat once in a while, not a full breakfast for the wire every morning. Now you get to explain to your boss why the drum was fine but the rope cost you three grand.