Hello fellow tooters,
If you are into #woodworking & especially woodworking using #handtools what are your go to woodworking channels that actually teach skills? I am not talking about just maker channels with million followers and sponsers but channels that actually teach new skills? I will go first..my favorites in so particular order are ...
1. Rex Kruger: https://www.youtube.com/@RexKrueger
2. Graham Blackburn Woodworking: https://www.youtube.com/@gjbmunc
3. Mortise & Tenon Magazine: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEqwYeNMlleNXKYiUwGN3Bw
4. TheHandToolery: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHandToolery
5. Stavros Gakos: https://www.youtube.com/@StavrosGakos
6. Wood By Wright: https://www.youtube.com/@WoodByWright
& last but not least...
7. Paul Sellers: https://www.youtube.com/@Paul.Sellers
I am sure I have missed tons..
for the local feed: remember mastodon isn't magic and the rules of crime remain the same.
1. don't do crime
2. don't do crime with two people that can be done with one.
3. don't do crime with three people that can be done with two.
4. don't do crime that requires three or more people because one of them is going to be a cop.
5. bonus rule don't write about the crimes you aren't doing anywhere (signal, mastodon, twitter, livejournal, facebook, telegram, whatsapp, your journal)
So I got the raw 3d MRI source files from the hospital. Then I got the software needed to view the MRI in 3d. It let me rotate, slice, and even colorize the images. So **I** generated these images from the raw MRI. It shows my kidney, heart, and skeleton from 4 different angles fully colorized. How cool is that!
I also included some of just the heart and kidneys on its own from the same scan.
A simple and deadly improvised explosive device.
#miniatures #coke #prank #dietcoke #mentos #boom #reaction #candy #mentosmoment #splash #miniaturephotography
@popehat @objectinspace Ken, glad you’re still here. Our family has had to deal with the after affects of mental illness, thanks for your help in making it less of a stigma.
#OpenCircuits just landed!
Very interesting read so far. I've got close to 40 years to catch up on electronics! Thank you @oskay for this book.
A couple of random notes from my work notebook (#2 is net/sysadmin/programmer specific):
1) The initial report is always wrong.
2) The problem might not be name resolution, but it's a good place to look first.
3) There's nothing more permanent that a "temporary" solution.
4) Grownups don't like surprises, even if it is their birthday. Don't
surprise your boss.
5) There's nothing like having a process, even if it's just so you know what you're deviating from.
#introduction I'm a single dad (widower) blessed with a lot of support. I'm a grizzled computer programmer (some days more grizzled than others). I'm a volunteer EMT and for me it's the greatest job I'll never get paid for. I'm a veteran and my thoughts about that are complicated. Temperamentally I consider myself to be an extroverted introvert.
Father, Boyfriend, Volunteer EMT, (conflicted) Veteran, Computer Geek, Perpetual Student. Command line kind of guy (he/him) Very amateur woodworker, crude sketcher, proud nerd, liberal, wished I knew more math and science.
I’m willing to be wrong, certainty often means that I don’t actually understand the problem