Buy a commercial TV. It’s a plain jane TV. I put one in as a SCADA, but it’s just a tv with no frills. When I saw what it was, I knew when I’d need to purchase a tv this would be the type I wanted.

That thing is pretty awesome! I’ve never heard of it. Thanks for the suggestion.

Soldering stations that are fixed to an outlet are also expensive. It’s not a cheap tool kit. If it is cheap, it’s a garbage iron that will likely do the job but you will struggle.

I’m trying to buy one for work and every station worth considering is easily over 200 dollars US.

“Just plug your device in, you little bitch”

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“substantial harm to television program copyright owners,”

Give me a fucking break

Here I thought burn in died with CRTs

My experience got noticably worse that time they tried to make their UI look like tictok. I cancelled and deleted my account and have been on tidal ever since.

All fed to you on the not updated data line that caps at 800 MBps

I should have said copilot, that’s what I actually meant. I didn’t realize autopilot was a thing.

I was given windows 10 pro with the computer I adopted. I didn’t realize it was an enterprise feature.

how about fucking autopilot too instead of having to find a registry to disable it.

Edit: I’m dumb and don’t know what I was even being mad at. I should have said copilot, that’s what I actually meant. I didn’t realize autopilot was a thing.

I had to stop playing factorio because I stopped sleeping. I keep wanting to try it again but I’m afraid.

iGun patch incoming

turn the phone off and try fishing it out with a sewing needle. maybe 2 and try and chop stick it. i got one many out like this, happened to me frequently because i used to work in plastics.

The fact that you’re only “pretty sure” and not “entirely sure” is pretty shitty on plex in itself.

i mean technically, you could use it but it sounds gross to do without a filtration of some sort before it goes to whatever storage you’re referring to.

another thing to note is that most baseboard heaters are OK to use on 12/2 AWG. If you’re tight on space in your panel, you’ll likely free up 2 spaces in your box eliminating the heater but still will need to run whatever gauge wire is suggested in the installation manual. (if i’m understanding your intention of removing the resistance heater)