Especially since it warmed up a bit but it's threatening to rain.
Friday, December 02, 2022
Before I get to the usual sixth eve stuff, Musk did indeed start releasing stuff,
and the usual suspects are pissed. Hugely.
Good. Especially with crap like this:
"THE FIRST AMENDMENT ISN’T ABSOLUTE”
Szabo’s letter contains chilling passages relaying Democratic lawmakers’ attitudes. They want “more” moderation, and as for the Bill of Rights, it's "not absolute"
"THE FIRST AMENDMENT ISN’T ABSOLUTE”
Szabo’s letter contains chilling passages relaying Democratic lawmakers’ attitudes. They want “more” moderation, and as for the Bill of Rights, it's "not absolute"
There's a lot more.
Thursday, December 01, 2022
All you wanted to know about Metal Injection Molding,
or maybe you didn't but it's interesting. I knew a little about it, this series at RevolverGuy covers it with quite a bit of detail.
I will throw in that when he talks about all the chips produced by machining, that stuff does not get thrown away, it's all saved and sold back to a foundry. They know exactly what steel/aluminum alloy/bronze/whatever the stuff is, which makes the foundry very happy to get it. Not having to deal as much with the chips can be a handy thing.
Wednesday, November 30, 2022
'Rental cars used by Secret Service to drive President around catch fire after turned in'
I'm sure there'll be the usual "Assassination attempt!" stuff, but I doubt it. They must've been gone over in detail by the Service before use(if not, why the hell not?), and I can't see them missing something on ALL the vehicles.
I'm sure we'll hear something about it. Unless one or more was electric and that's where the fire started, in which case we'll hear nothing that isn't pried out of them.
I'm sure we'll hear something about it. Unless one or more was electric and that's where the fire started, in which case we'll hear nothing that isn't pried out of them.
History is messy, and some people really don't like it when
non-PC parts of it are pointed out. They get insulting and nasty, especially on the subject of slavery.
It's amazing to me how many are either ignorant of the Arab/Muslim slave trade, or try to ignore it completely. Of course, it really messes with their preferred 'Slavery began in North America/the United States was worst of all!' bullshit, but still.
It's amazing to me how many are either ignorant of the Arab/Muslim slave trade, or try to ignore it completely. Of course, it really messes with their preferred 'Slavery began in North America/the United States was worst of all!' bullshit, but still.
Tuesday, November 29, 2022
As some of you are aware, (updated)
surgery, especially joint surgery, followed by dueling cold & warm fronts = unpleasantness.
Right now it's downright warm outside; then the next front comes in and the low tonight is expected to be about 24. And the leg woke me up about 0400, and is aching like a bastard since.
Update:
Oh yes, in the past I'd become quite familiar with weather-forecasting joints. At its then-worst, I could tell a cold or warm front approching 2-3 days ahead, very reliably, by my knees telling me they wanted to suicide.
The save then was some people told me about glucosimine, and I started taking it. I'd been told it would take two to three months to tell any change, and at two months things were easing. It felt miraculous as, over the next couple of months, they improved a lot. I kept taking it, and they staved off the worst for years.
Time finally, as it always does, won, as they hit the point of very little cartilage left between bones, which led to the two surgeries. The glucosamine doesn't heal things, but it really helped for a bunch of years, so I'm happy I tried it. Now, if I can get through the next couple of months, this one ought to ease off like the other did.
And on that note, good night.
Monday, November 28, 2022
Internal dialogue
"But I don't want to do this!"
"You have to or it won't get better."
"It'll hurt, and ache, and it'll be sore for hours after."
"It'll hurt, and ache, and it'll be sore for hours after."
"You have to or it won't get better."
"After the last three days at work, I could just stretch a bit and do the actual PT with the people at the PT place..."
"You have to or it won't get better."
"Dammit, shut up!"
"You have to, or -"
Sigh.
And yet more from those wonderful bureaucrats in Canuckistan,
where it's becoming "You're too young to drink, or decide about a tattoo or sex, but mutilate your genitals? No problem! And now we'll let you decide about suicide!"
And just think how much money the 'free' healthcare system will save when all those troubled kids off themselves with state help.
I did take something noisy to try out on break,
and it appears I can still put them on paper. Though not for long, as standing there in a shooting stance, after a bit, caused the leg to tell me to go sit down. Basically just took a sack with the pistol in a rug and a box of ammo, because I realized my shooting bag is above the 'how much you should lift' limit.
Ah well, the ability is still there.
I remember when he was awarded the Medal, a reporter said that just before the ceremony started
President Reagan came out and told them "You're not going to believe this."
That line from Firefly about 'big damn heroes' comes to mind, Master Sergeant Roy Benividez definitely fits.
Sunday, November 27, 2022
One of the things on the "If you go back to work" list
is "Don't lift or carry things above 'x' pounds." Which also covers "Don't carry your range bag" because it weighs more than that. For that matter I've handled rifles far above that limit("No, you can't take that shooting, all by itself it's three pounds over your limit! And then you add in the ammo...")
Which has, along with other things, meant no, or very little, shooting. Did a bit the other day, minimum gear, and the standing did annoy the joint a bit. But I was still able to put them on paper decently.
Still cold today, but it's not raining, maybe that'll help. Of course, last night it would've helped if I'd put the ice pack back in the freezer after its last use.
Ah well. Hopefully the torturers will help this get over with before too long.
For these clowns "EVERYTHING IS RACIST!"
Kayla Patrick has worked at the DOE's Office of Planning, Evaluation, and Policy Development since February 2022, according to her LinkedIn. In 2021, she said, "school discipline is a symptom of a racist and punitive system that often fails to see children as children."
"Instead of helping students to learn and grow from mistakes, educators send them into the office, or send them home, or even sometimes call the police. And Black students are more likely to be offended, affected by that," she said.
Etc.
"Instead of helping students to learn and grow from mistakes, educators send them into the office, or send them home, or even sometimes call the police. And Black students are more likely to be offended, affected by that," she said.
Etc.
Wonder how many kids lives they've trashed already with this crap?
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