EXCUSE ME? Is this advocating violence against women supposed to be funny on Slashdot? On any website? I hope the mods not only -1 this post, but every post of yours they can get their hands on, you little shit.
The solution is to build the tank or can with a flexible membrane that separates the propellant from the product, so the product is always "solid" liquid with no gas or vacuum voids.
I would just use the pen dispenser; capillary action works just as well in microgravity.
I feel a little bad for belittling what is actually very versatile stuff. In fact, WD-40 is very good for keeping tools rust-free; I try to make a habit of giving my garden shears a squirt after I've brushed them down.
Take a nut the same size as the offending one and cut across one end with a hacksaw (or whatever you have to hand), then fasten it onto the bolt. After a few times on and off the thread should be somewhat better.
Any self-respecting mechanic knows that WD-40 is next to useless for freeing seized fasteners*. You need a good penetrating oil or releasing fluid, e.g. Plusgas.
*It's also a very poor lubricant if you want something that lasts more than a couple of hours.
I also wish for a pony.
Rare, medium or well done?
EXCUSE ME? Is this advocating violence against women supposed to be funny on Slashdot? On any website? I hope the mods not only -1 this post, but every post of yours they can get their hands on, you little shit.
Be careful what you wish for.
It would have been nice to give a sample problem.
You forgot about the Reverse Vampires.
The idea that peer review is what MAKES science is a deeply dangerous one.
Hear, hear. Perhaps substituting "independent" for "peer" might be worth consideration.
Skul-gun?
Why? Why was I programmed to feel pain?!
Freeman speaking? You must be new here.
Freeman talks a lot, just not out loud.
Because.
Yes, but can you say "substrate toponymy" five times real fast?
Sure, so long as I don't have to say it in Indo-European.
The solution is to build the tank or can with a flexible membrane that separates the propellant from the product, so the product is always "solid" liquid with no gas or vacuum voids.
I would just use the pen dispenser; capillary action works just as well in microgravity.
I feel a little bad for belittling what is actually very versatile stuff. In fact, WD-40 is very good for keeping tools rust-free; I try to make a habit of giving my garden shears a squirt after I've brushed them down.
Take a nut the same size as the offending one and cut across one end with a hacksaw (or whatever you have to hand), then fasten it onto the bolt. After a few times on and off the thread should be somewhat better.
Damn those self-sealing stem bolts.
Well, at least someone finally found a use for them.
Any self-respecting mechanic knows that WD-40 is next to useless for freeing seized fasteners*. You need a good penetrating oil or releasing fluid, e.g. Plusgas.
*It's also a very poor lubricant if you want something that lasts more than a couple of hours.
We will pay you back for your cheap furniture by sending you terrible pop music.
IKEA is Swedish.
Does iOS or Android even have the native ability to add website shortcuts to the home screens or application menu?
I can't speak for Android, but in Safari you tap the icon next to bookmarks then "Add to Home Screen".
Most surveys aren't wrong; they're purposefully designed to yield a particular result (usually one that sells newspapers).
It's pronounced "tit".
MS Paint is indeed a nice program, but I have some harsh words for the person who thought that giving the canvas a drop shadow was a good idea.
Maybe they're just counting every download of a no-cd as a pirate. I mean, that makes at least as much sense as the figures he's spouting.
As the late Admiral Hopper pointed out, 1 nanoc is roughly equal to one foot per second. Not that I endorse using feet or anything...
What's the difference between ignorance and apathy?
Don't know, don't care.
Perhaps you'll enjoy "fucksocks" too. It makes a good interjection.
Google will also start punishing site owners who make false claims.