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- 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.
8·9 days agoRest of the fucking altercation.
A who-needs-the-most-time-to-steal-my-soul competition.
Man, Clark Kent and his stupid “disguise” can F right off.
If you like marriages so much, then WHY DON’T YOU MARRY EM???
The version of this that I especially loathe is when they write the character like he’s crushed by insecurities but gets instantly hot and confident once he takes the glasses off.
Seagurl
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.
“Now listen here, you little shit”
Jello in any type of liquid container is a shot if you’re brave enough.
1·14 days agoTotally 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.
Funny, Debian is the reason I came to Arch in the first place and never really left. I like Debian, but once you need more recent versions of something, things quickly get messy.
My journey was: Ubuntu, Debian, ChrunchBang, ArchBang, Arch. Not a big fan of distro hopping, so I’ll probably stay like this or try Fedora if ever I want something non-rolling again.