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blaze1234 OP t1_j9k1cns wrote
Reply to comment by ComprehensiveRow4189 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
I have in fact had wood dry out and split with other brands
Use case involves some outdoors use. I love the idea of the cast iron tbh
ruuutherford OP t1_j9k19d2 wrote
Reply to comment by ConBroMitch in In Search Of: skillet, NO non-stick, excellent heat distribution by ruuutherford
that is helpful. Why would it be bad to have copper peeking out? I've never heard of those pans delaminating
blaze1234 OP t1_j9k15lx wrote
Reply to comment by ComprehensiveRow4189 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
excellent dick?
shihchiun t1_j9k12yx wrote
Reply to comment by mets2016 in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
I use it for doing math with my left hand. Don’t have to move windows around or move my right hand from whatever it was doing.
ComprehensiveRow4189 t1_j9k12fr wrote
Reply to comment by blaze1234 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
They're all BIFL though. They have an unlimited warranty on the mechanism. And well, good luck destroying the wood (or in this case metal).
ComprehensiveRow4189 t1_j9k0xk9 wrote
Reply to comment by blaze1234 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
XD
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Reply to comment by 99bottlesofderp in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
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Reply to Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
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blaze1234 OP t1_j9jzde9 wrote
Reply to comment by nevernotfinished in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
Some strong opinions there, I love them and will not argue
blaze1234 OP t1_j9jz8zr wrote
Reply to comment by Hoppprx in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
Grinding pepper, in - but not limited to - an off-grid and travel context
blaze1234 OP t1_j9jz2ep wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
It seems the Peugeot inner workings are more likely to last a lifetime
99bottlesofderp t1_j9jyu28 wrote
Reply to comment by jn29 in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
I mean I don’t mind using excel. I use it pretty heavily and ngl I’m generally not a big fan of using the 10 key for my everyday work but as someone who reviews work I require the people I train use it in the beginning. I’ve literally seen people incorrectly hardcore the total into the spreadsheet rather than sum it to make it match their total. You can’t really do that with these calculators.
blaze1234 OP t1_j9jytes wrote
Reply to comment by Over-Information-945 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
very nice, thanks
leaning toward Bali Fonte
aggressive_seal t1_j9jyq9b wrote
Reply to comment by Muncie4 in Best water filter pitcher? by pretendtotime
Has no one (I'm thinking Consumer Reports or something like that) done a independent study comparing different filters? Do the better quality filters not publish any data to demonstrate their effectiveness? I gotta get into the water purifier business.
aced124C t1_j9jyosr wrote
Reply to A good car for an old folk? by imzeigen
Chevy bolt it’s actually really simplified if you get a base model not tech heavy knobs and buttons and it’s maintenance free pretty much and super affordable. The range is not amazing between 220 -300 depending on how you drive weather etc but if that’s good enough for them and they own a driveway it’s a great car and likely to last a long time as Evs have a really low breakdown rate in general cause of less moving parts and they have the 8yr/100k mile warranty on major components but wouldn’t be surprised if it far outlasts that
blaze1234 OP t1_j9jyjws wrote
Reply to comment by ComprehensiveRow4189 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
Ooh I like that Bali Fonte , looks BIFL
Yes chunky, wider but being shorter might make up for it!
Doubles as a self-defence weapon in a pinch 😋
Manny_Bothans t1_j9jy81k wrote
Reply to comment by Mmmcakey in Have to give a shout out to KitchenAid tongs, some of the best I’ve ever used. by technetiumobviously
Dunno. I have two of them. One with silicone ends and the other all stainless. We've had them for maybe 7 years? They do fine in the dishwasher. We'll see i guess.
jn29 t1_j9jxnwy wrote
Reply to comment by 99bottlesofderp in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
In my case I think if the check scanning software matches my excel spreadsheet it should be verified. The damn adding machine is redundant.
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Reply to comment by AnalogFeelGood in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
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CafeVelo t1_j9jwvhh wrote
Reply to comment by tmcuthbert in A good car for an old folk? by imzeigen
I (30s) recently had a modern rental and drove a fleet car with onboard infotainment systems. I’ve never felt more like an old man waving a cane in the air than I did just trying to connect my phone so I could get navigation and podcasts over the speakers. My own car is 12 years old and has a dot matrix screen that tells you the name of the song on fm radio and that’s it. It has a line in and I got a Bluetooth receiver that I keep in the center console. I would use this arrangement indefinitely over whatever is going on in new cars.
99bottlesofderp t1_j9jwqps wrote
Reply to Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
I still use one every day
99bottlesofderp t1_j9jwlxe wrote
Reply to comment by jn29 in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
It’s to show your work and verify your totals. If you have to add a bunch of numbers you want to see that they did in fact add everything. The reason you may not want to use the calculator on your computer is that you aren’t able to see everything you added. You can use excel but you would be surprised the amount of people who will hard code the sum total rather than using the sum function which creates the potential for errors. It’s the biggest pain to find the error on why your numbers don’t reconcile when this happens because you’re checking the totals and they are wrong.
zombienudist t1_j9jvs30 wrote
Reply to A good car for an old folk? by imzeigen
Really a BEV would likely be the best option. No fuss and muss. Put a charge point at their place and their car is always charged and ready to go. No oil changes so they won't have to get "scammed". 8 year warranty on the battery for most so that will be covered. But if they are scared of new tech they likely wouldn't go for that. Even something like an older low range Leaf would work for many as they would only need a car for running around town.
99bottlesofderp t1_j9jvfib wrote
Reply to comment by mets2016 in Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s. by AnalogFeelGood
I still use one of these at work. They can be pretty useful when showing work. I make the people I train learn it because I kept catching them hard coding cells in excel and when they do the calculation wrong it takes forever to find.
ComprehensiveRow4189 t1_j9k1jg7 wrote
Reply to comment by blaze1234 in Thin / compact pepper grinder by blaze1234
Ah. That's a shame. Yeah, I don't really use wooden stuff outdoors.