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lxskllr

No Lifer
Nov 30, 2004
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You have to peel a corner up, stick your finger in the groove, then slide your finger along the seam. There's a risk of papercuts, and it doesn't work on some oddball cereals. Aldi stuff from Germany easily goes to shit. Their muesli also has a super annoying plastic bag inside that runs a real risk of ripping straight down the bag rather then removing a corner. Everything got worse when they quit using waxed paper bags.
 

QueBert

Lifer
Jan 6, 2002
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You have to peel a corner up, stick your finger in the groove, then slide your finger along the seam. There's a risk of papercuts, and it doesn't work on some oddball cereals. Aldi stuff from Germany easily goes to shit. Their muesli also has a super annoying plastic bag inside that runs a real risk of ripping straight down the bag rather then removing a corner. Everything got worse when they quit using waxed paper bags.
Generic cereals shouldn't even count, I'm 98% gonna fuck those up. Aldi's cereals are some of the worst offenders. I'm almost sure their "boxes" are printed on the same paper I use in my Laser Printer.

And for the other reply of "be gentle" When I want a bowl of knockoff Cinnamon Toast Crunch I don't have damn time to be gentle or patient.
 
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KLin

Lifer
Feb 29, 2000
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You have to peel a corner up, stick your finger in the groove, then slide your finger along the seam. There's a risk of papercuts, and it doesn't work on some oddball cereals. Aldi stuff from Germany easily goes to shit. Their muesli also has a super annoying plastic bag inside that runs a real risk of ripping straight down the bag rather then removing a corner. Everything got worse when they quit using waxed paper bags.

Letter openers FTW!
 
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Stopsignhank

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Mar 1, 2014
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I've been alive for 5 decades, and I apparently still don't know how to open a cereal box. There's an 88% chance when I "open" a new box I've mangled the top flap so badly there's no chance it'll ever close right. I will never not be extremely disappointed in myself when I do this :neutral:




I had a neighbor that moved, they had some 120v to EV adapter thingy, you could look into that. But, I think they told me to charge from 20-80% would take a week or something.
Shouldn't the dealership be helping you with that?
I did not need the dealership help because I "had a guy." Now I don't have a guy. :(

I have the 120 volt charger for our hybrid. (level 1) Now I need a 240 volt charger (level 2) In fact there are two types of this. One takes a 40 amp breaker and the better one takes a 60 amp breaker. Not sure if I would need my panel upgraded which is why I wanted to use a guy that I trusted.

At least I have 2 months to get this worked out, maybe longer if Germany does something to make Trump throw a hissy fit.
 

IronWing

No Lifer
Jul 20, 2001
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You have to peel a corner up, stick your finger in the groove, then slide your finger along the seam. There's a risk of papercuts, and it doesn't work on some oddball cereals. Aldi stuff from Germany easily goes to shit. Their muesli also has a super annoying plastic bag inside that runs a real risk of ripping straight down the bag rather then removing a corner. Everything got worse when they quit using waxed paper bags.
I am not sliding my finger into a 60A box!
 

IBMJunkman

Senior member
May 7, 2015
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I've been alive for 5 decades, and I apparently still don't know how to open a cereal box. There's an 88% chance when I "open" a new box I've mangled the top flap so badly there's no chance it'll ever close right. I will never not be extremely disappointed in myself when I do this :neutral:




I had a neighbor that moved, they had some 120v to EV adapter thingy, you could look into that. But, I think they told me to charge from 20-80% would take a week or something.
I turn a spoon over and slide up under the tab. Then slide right and left to loosen the top flap from the lower flap. Voila!
 

nisryus

Senior member
Sep 11, 2007
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Trip to Japan booked! Done with hotels, flights, tours for the two weeks there. Saved places that are interesting.

Checked again three days later, some of the places that i booked that offer no refund or change just lower the prices. :mad:
 

Red Squirrel

No Lifer
May 24, 2003
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www.anyf.ca
My orange cat has been acting odd with the litter, digs a lot, and yowls when he's done, so I brought him to the vet and $600 later, everything is fine. I guess it's a good thing that everything is fine, but I also had to spend $600 to find out.

They recommended I look into adding another litter box and gave me urinary food that also has a stress reducer in it, they said sometimes stress can cause them to act like they have a urinary tract infection.
 

IronWing

No Lifer
Jul 20, 2001
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Yeh, the speeds are pretty crazy. I'm struggling to figure out why I would need a drive that fast. For the cost of the 4TB model you can put together a decent PC. Especially if you use some used parts. These must be drives for the RTX 5090 crowd.
Must have more speed! I don’t care if the chip is in a plasma state, more speed!


Actually, with my latest computer, the final speed wall was finally overcome: Excel opens the format cell dialogue box with no delay.
 

Red Squirrel

No Lifer
May 24, 2003
70,214
13,605
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www.anyf.ca
I'm still running spinning rust. SSDs are great for OS drive but spinning rust is just more cost effective for me. I value disk space more than speed so I'm willing to sacrifice speed. I have around 40TB between 3 different raid arrays on my NAS and lots of room to expand further. Although it would be fun to build a NAS with 2.5" bays and use regular SSDs. M.2 are not that practical imo as there's not much in terms of hot swap options. I guess once you get into systems that actually require those speeds, that's less important as you have many nodes and you can lose a node or more and not have any problems. Ex: Ceph.
 

Chaotic42

Lifer
Jun 15, 2001
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I drove from Missouri to Arizona through Oklahoma both to and back. Oklahoma wants $61 in tolls for the privilege.