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  • Which raises the question: Is Karl Marx an MIT or a GPL man?

    1. Philips in impact drivers is a sin.

    No doubt, but in my own amateurish experience, the only way I can deal with PH is by using a power tool at very low speed while also applying pressure on the screw to prevent slippage (ideally one that also lets you set the torque).

  • AFAIK, this is a myth. The original patents don't include the tapering, and someone else in the comments quoted the relevant parts from Wikipedia.

  • You're right, I should've mentioned that PH is the one on the left. The pic is from a Wikipedia article that compares PH with PZ.

  • Don't feel bad, it's the PH design who's at fault. For some reason, someone decided PH should have tapered flanks, so that the bit has a constant tendency to slip out of the screw unless you push the bit into it with absurd amounts of force.

  • Corey Lewandowski must be excited to hear that.

  • Allegedly.

  • Rest of the fucking altercation.

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  • pickle brine (...) addition to some ice-cold vodka.

    Every day we stray further from God.

    JK, I can totally see this work.

  • If you mean Sci-hub, then yeah that's completely normal. I've used Sci-hub to access my own article once when I had lost access to the published version.

  • Totally does. It's one of my GF's favorite comfort foods, so we do it every once in a while

  • Takes note: Try banana nachos next.

  • It is.

  • It's not potatoes, it's a vegan chicken substitute. It works pretty well, not the first time I made this and won't be the last.

  • I don't know why you're getting downvoted, but you should, it's great!

  • Me too! When we both inevitably go to hell for our culinary sins, we should hang out!

  • Right part toppings are vegan chicken, corn, bell pepper, broccoli, all fried/tossed with spices™, cheese, and said pineapple. Left part is just cheese. The green stuff on top is cilantro.

  • Programming @programming.dev

    Software Disenchantment

    tonsky.me /blog/disenchantment/