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  • Just depends if I still need the lock to work after I've defeated it. If not, there are a plethora of "universal keys"

  • I also got a pedometer (I don't have a smart watch) and a sling (think "David and Goliath). Just a few things I've had on my list for years, but never wanted to justify buying

  • Also, if you have the clear lock for learning lock picking, wrap it in painter's tape to increase the challenge (if you start picking it too easily)

  • "Universal keys" from the bezos website, set of 19. Mostly for cabinets and small locks, not the set for construction equipment (though I am curious what else that set could unlock besides machinery. I have a feeling it's labeled like that for reasons, but one of the sets comes with 109 keys)

    Most locks are supposed to be a deterrent from opportunists, with varying levels of security. But when I lost my filing cabinet key, I didn't blink because "I've got one that'll work". Paper towels are empty at work and I have to call someone to unlock it so I can refill it... never again

    Worst case, I can try to pick it, but I'm not that good and picking is mostly just for fun

  • The Ch751 is probably the one I use most. Mainly because it opens a cabinet that allows me to restart flubbering computers at work. But it does open a surprising amount of small locks. A lock is only good for honest thieves anyway, mostly just annoying for honest intentions. I got these because the other 4 I had couldn't open a cabinet with my own stuff in it

  • What keyboard is that, and would it work with an android phone? Also... your vacation looks peaceful

  • Ayyyy, I just did that last month with a safety pin! After months of fiddling, trying to get my charger to connect, and then using a wireless charger (that was less convenient), I finally took a few minutes to try and fix it

    Now my phone connects and charges with a satisfying "click" of the cable. Dunno why I put up with it for so long, but now I'm stoked every time I plug it in

  • Holy shit, now that's science! Appreciate ya sharing

  • Met one? I am one

  • Star Trek Engineers in a nutshell

  • Which one do you recommend? That seems extremely useful

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  • That's how I try and maneuver. Bias is inevitable and propaganda works... so I just do my best to learn. Education is key to beating your personal biases back. I make enough of my own dumb decisions; I don't need anyone else telling me how to feel about something, I can read and do that myself

  • "Shhh shhhh shhhhh... you'll feel better soon, I promise". And they do! (Then my shift ends, and I think about my life choices)

    I was never taught disimpaction in school... but when you know it's gotta happen, it just is what it is

  • I had to take oxy's after hand surgery, and I am not accustomed to painkillers. I ended up constipated, and it was (BY FAR) the worst poop of my life. Like, that (literal) shit hurt worse than the pain of surgery

    I'm talking 45+ mins on the toilet; pushing, sweating, almost crying, standing up and down trying to get things to move. I became a little fearful and wondered if I was about to tear my rectum. I felt like I wanted to faint. I couldn't just stop because it was half-way out, making my bum feel like I was getting spread-open by a dragon or something... and it wouldn't pinch off. I admittedly dug in my butt, trying to pull it out... I was in fucking shambles and beginning to panic. It felt like I was fighting for my life

    It finally cleared, and I was left with pure exhaustion and butt pain. Prune juice helped me to reconcile that issue, and even though I had never tried prune juice — I'm a "forever fan" of that sweet sweet elixir of preemptive relief

    I'll never forget that poop

  • Seems like the strike could cause "break-even" revenue in 12.5 days

  • Defeating Cuphead felt like an achievement to me. I'll never 100% that game, but it sure was brutally fun

  • I never beat him as a kid, went back with an emulator and used screen save... still almost lost because I saved at a bad moment. That fight is a little ridiculous if you ask me. It forces you to replay the ENTIRE GAME just to get a grip on his moves. Little shit

  • Doc Ock in the OG Xbox Spiderman game... can't exactly remember which one (probs for ps2 too). But if you beat it, you know exactly what I'm talking about. I couldn't stand that fight

  • Ursula's a fucking nightmare, in the most aggravating way. Far from impossible, but damn... fuck that boss fight. The rest of the game is kinda worth it imo, but my lord do I hate that bitch