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  • LastYearsIrritant@sopuli.xyztomemes@lemmy.worldTalk about job security
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    4 days ago

    (note: haven’t seen the new Spider-Man yet)

    I hate the infowars JJJ. I always thought about him as a fairly respectable journalist that just has it in for Spider-Man for some reason. Mostly cause his early career was very suspicious, and he assumes the worst.

    But the crazy conspiracy JJJ… Naw, that’s just kinda lame.





  • It could be that their work schedule makes it so they’re not home for meal times, but are home for other times

    It could be that people happened to be traveling for this and most cats are fine with an occasional day or two home alone.

    It could be that some of them are really bad with daily scheduled tasks and need something to help take that load off.

    Maybe consider not being super judgemental about how people manage their pets, there’s perfectly reasonable reasons why people might want, or even need, an auto feeder.









  • it’s a SUPER old school trick to keep things from sliding when gluing up. The intent is that the salt is there long enough to form some grip, but then dissolves in the glue as things set up. The more modern way to do it is to put a dab of superglue on part of it, and wood glue on the rest and the superglue sets quick while the rest dries more strongly over time. You can even use the superglue activator to speed up the process. Not sure it’ll work great here cause there probably isn’t room to do both in that small area, especially if the compound angles don’t all match up 100%.

    If it were me, I’d put some glue on it, then shoot a small pin nail into it to hold things together long enough for the glue-up. A pin nailer is invaluable for assembly.

    If you have an air compressor, grab one of these https://www.amazon.com/EASEWORK-Pneumatic-Headless-Creates-Invisible/dp/B0GSTY13TG

    If you want to do it all by hand, a pin vice (handheld tiny drill) can be used to create a small hole and then you can push in something small, like a toothpick to hold it in place long enough for the glue to set. They’re designed to be used one handed while you hold the thing in the other hand. https://www.amazon.com/Vise-Hand-Drill-Jewelry-Making/dp/B098CF3VMM