Zannah

Take everything apart as much as you need to and clean it with alcohol.

Fine, here's my limited amount of

I have a 8800 GTS too...somewhere.
Also an Athlon 64 x2 5000+(back from 2007).

I have some IBM PS/1 RAM laying around, but no time to post a picture

I have several farmer friends that drive 12-20hrs a day on a busy harvest season and during calving season if they have a lot of land. I myself go on a 1,200+km road trip every year. I live an hour drive from the nearest charging station for an electric vehicle and they are few and far between. 

I have several farmer friends that drive 12-20hrs a day on a busy harvest season and during calving season if they have a lot of land. I myself go on a 1,200+km road trip every year. I live an hour drive from the nearest charging station for an electric vehicle and they are few and far between. 

You misunderstood my statement. There are loads of people who will slam their truck, throw a turbo on it, low profile mudders, and roal coal and do doughnuts in the Walmert parking lot. Those are the people I called monsters. I also said not all people or trucks are like this either. I own a truck myself, a retired fire cheif truck. It got used to plow township roads, run emergency supplies to fire scenes, and even go into brush fires. Its a classic now, and when it retired they sold it to me before I left the station for school. I keep that truck protected and hardly use it to preserve it. But I do want a truck I can use and abuse. My statement was not making fun of trucks or their owners, just select ones. I should have my statement more clear on that, thats my bad.

An all electric truck would probably be fine for those doing some do it yourself work around the house, short trips, and as mentioned theres people that drive a truck because they like it or to look cool. Although for those that need a truck for farming,work or hunting aren't going to stop what they are doing and wait for the truck to charge, until a car or truck can charge as fast and you can re-fuel with gas or diesel it isnt nearly as convenient. A hybrid system might be a viable alternative but for people that need a reliable work truck its just more stuff which can break.

Those trucks are not monsters, just the people drive them.
Like, for real, most of those people don't actually do much of anything with their trucks. It's just a status thing, like wearing Gucci socks. Those people and their trucks are what we call "mall crawlers" or "pavement ponies". Granted, some of them do get used for actual work by actual companies, but individual people are usually just assholes (usually, not always).

I'm not sure all-electric is a good plan for a truck, I would think a hybrid would be better. It just makes more sense for farmers, hunters, and similar people's lifestyles. Trucks to me are workhorses and not everywhere will have a charge station handy. I come from a hunting family, so an all-electric truck sounds incredibly cringe-y to me. 

1) Figure out if my car is worth fixing, or buy a new one. 
 
2) Get out on a small solo vacation. 
 
3) Upgrade the graphics card on my computer, and buy a new chair. 
 
4) Pay off half my credit card
 
5) Lose even a little bit of weight. 

Take Canadian flag, replace maple leaf with Linus's sandals. Done.

Just something I threw together, elements of Canadian flag plus the logo.

A 100% custom flag would look better.
You could add stripes, stars, a maple leaf and stuff like that if you really want to, but no actual real flags on it, because they just look BAD in comparaison to their logo and simply don't fit in.
Their existing logo on a WAN show-like hexagonal background that's orange/grey/dark grey, would likely look better IMO

1) Figure out if my car is worth fixing, or buy a new one. 
 
2) Get out on a small solo vacation. 
 
3) Upgrade the graphics card on my computer, and buy a new chair. 
 
4) Pay off half my credit card
 
5) Lose even a little bit of weight. 

1) Figure out if my car is worth fixing, or buy a new one. 
 
2) Get out on a small solo vacation. 
 
3) Upgrade the graphics card on my computer, and buy a new chair. 
 
4) Pay off half my credit card
 
5) Lose even a little bit of weight. 

Legit that’s what I’ve been telling people every time they ask me ?

Welcome to the forums to you too

i think that if its legal in your area, give it a shot once and see how it affects you. i honestly dont think you can truly have an opinion on something until you've experienced it.  treat it like alcohol and dont abuse it, and you wont go wrong.

It just bad as drinking beer, or breathing.
 
Government trying so hard to make propaganda about how bad weed is.
 

Depends on your usage. I had a client come in from Colorado. This guy is old and has been on pain medication for years for various spine and joint issues. When Colorado began setting marijuana as a legal substance, his doctor prescribed it and his pain has largely gone away. He's got a dog now and jogs daily. Dude's like 70+ years old!
 
Anyways, I've been prescribing CBD and other hemp-based products (Florida doesn't allow marijuana) for pets and out of 10 pets, 6 will respond positively to it, 2 won't be affected, and 2 might get worse before getting better (most of these are due to pancreatitis more than anything else). 
 
Honestly, I'd rather see it legalized. Though, I find it funny that senators are looking to legalize it only after some pharmaceutical companies have "shown interest" in cannabis. 

Go into your BIOS and default every setting.  If that does not work make sure your in your Power Option the Processors Power is 100% on the Maximum.  OR the worst is that your CPU or GPU is degraded and need replaced.  Try get another or borrow a CPU and GPU and retest.

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You said the breaker doesn't trip with a light load in the washer, but does with a heavier load, so you probably are overloading the circuit.
Surge protectors protect against power surges such as lightning strikes, i.e. not a breaker tripping. UPSes are meant to survive short power outages to enable the system a graceful shutdown or to provide cleaner electricity, i.e. not to continue gaming afer a breaker trips.
So, what's the best? Finding out what is wrong with either your washer, oven or wiring and fixing it. First you say a fuse blows, then it changes to the main fuse blowing and shortly after again you say the RCD tripped. Which one is it? They are not the same things and have different causes for tripping. Don't say it's fine because that's how "it's supposed to be". It's supposed to protect you from burning your house down or electrocuting yourself, it's not supposed to trip under normal circumstances. Be glad your fuses are working.
 
So like others have told you
or replace the machine.

I think it's best if he stays politically neutral, but having said that he can still bring up important issues.
 
So many issues nowadays are worldwide, and criticising individual people or parties isn't gonna resonate with everyone, and it might even put people off. What he could do is address the issue itself - like on freedom, he could say "I believe people should be free" rather than "I think Trudeau believes people should be free and that's why I voted for him". How applicable is a Trudeau comment to people in Poland compared to a comment on the policy at large?
 
When you get into the nitty gritty of people's opinions you tend to find party bias, which is where people tune out. Focussing on the issue is far more effective, and doesn't damage his impressions on 50% of the audience.