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troyunrau
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Nerds of the scientific persuasion.
I have no idea. But they had amazing food haha. Ceviche and Pisco sours... I didn't taste any asbestos or anything!
Nothing active. But even Santa Lucia is a former volcano (about 15 million years old).
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You say pickerel and know about Goldeye. Manitoba or Minnesota or similar? ;)
I hate fishing games. Just chance games to waste time. But I also hate fishing so...
While we're on that topic, Negash Coffee (Niverville, MB) is an interesting one. They are locally owned in Niverville. But the owners are immigrants to Canada and their family runs their actual plantation in Ethiopia. So it's vertically integrated with known sourcing.
Yeah, if you do it often enough, it'd get so routine as to be super boring. But at least you get to think a bit about it if each case is distinct -- as opposed to assembly line construction.
Honestly I should have a plastic cover for it -- like computers in the 1980s! But mostly I just take the air duster to it before starting, and make sure the rails are not binding. If they are, I swab them out and add a little lithium grease.
The blue stuff is Canadian Tire Mastercraft. Which is likely different from the US Mastercraft brand. Not sure what Kobalt is.
The only real tools in the photo are the mini metal lathe by Proxxon and a higher end 3D printer from Makergear.
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They Thought They Were Free: The Germans, 1933-45 by Milton Mayer, an excerpt, 2017 edition
(press.uchicago.edu)
Not quite true. Many homes in Canada literally were ordered from the Eaton catalogue. Truck arrives with all the components, you assemble it yourself. We used to do these things.