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If life has shown me anything it's all about time and money.
But whenever I have one I never have the other.
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trying to watch youtube instructional videos. the rage this engenders...
everyone who has done an 80 percent lower video taped it. on a drill press, a ghost gunner, or a CNC mill. nobody has done it on a mini mill.
everybody who trams a mini mill and video tapes it puts the post from the magnetic base for the dial indicator in a chuck or collet, moves it around the XY table, and gets frustrated by the difficulty of the process. nobody turns the mill on to see if the post spins straight and true. if it does not, you can not tram the mill that way. the video is a complete waste of time.
trying to edit videos in Flowblade. the instructions are written by the kind of guy, you ask him what time it is, he tells you how to build a watch. let's watch it on youtube! every...........one.............who..............makes..............videos..............on..........this...........subject.........pauses..........for............an................irritating......and...................inconsistent..........interval...........between.............words...................
I have a brain damaged brother who does that solely to antagonize me. The only way to end it is blunt instrument trauma. this causes problems if I watch the video in a public place. you could show a person how to do it in 30 seconds. the video runs for half an hour.
I taught electronics in a military intelligence unit. this gets you out of, um, you know, pauses and, like, disorganized thought processes and random mumbling. 90 percent of youtubers have a grating accent or voice anomaly. or a delivery as organized as a cat herd. drive you crazy if you let it.
everyone who has done an 80 percent lower video taped it. on a drill press, a ghost gunner, or a CNC mill. nobody has done it on a mini mill.
everybody who trams a mini mill and video tapes it puts the post from the magnetic base for the dial indicator in a chuck or collet, moves it around the XY table, and gets frustrated by the difficulty of the process. nobody turns the mill on to see if the post spins straight and true. if it does not, you can not tram the mill that way. the video is a complete waste of time.
trying to edit videos in Flowblade. the instructions are written by the kind of guy, you ask him what time it is, he tells you how to build a watch. let's watch it on youtube! every...........one.............who..............makes..............videos..............on..........this...........subject.........pauses..........for............an................irritating......and...................inconsistent..........interval...........between.............words...................
I have a brain damaged brother who does that solely to antagonize me. The only way to end it is blunt instrument trauma. this causes problems if I watch the video in a public place. you could show a person how to do it in 30 seconds. the video runs for half an hour.
I taught electronics in a military intelligence unit. this gets you out of, um, you know, pauses and, like, disorganized thought processes and random mumbling. 90 percent of youtubers have a grating accent or voice anomaly. or a delivery as organized as a cat herd. drive you crazy if you let it.
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Then there's the guy that doesn't know any more about the subject than you do. Cars on blocks in the background indicate an upcoming problem as does a work area that looks worse than mine. Regardless of the question, U-Tube has a video. Best look at these before you have your lawnmower in pieces. Ordered a dumpster today to get rid of my screwed-up projects.
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I love his accent he cracks me up..... yes he knows his AK’s
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Spotlight (2015) -- starring Michael Keaton, Liev Schreiber, Rachel McAdams, Mark Ruffalo.
About the investigative reporting team at The Boston Globe who published a hard-hitting series of stories about the systemic abuse by the Catholic Church of children in the Boston (MA) area, focusing on how they deliberately silenced the problem and kept shuttling around the pedophile priests until the problem went away.
Powerful story. Decently told.
About the investigative reporting team at The Boston Globe who published a hard-hitting series of stories about the systemic abuse by the Catholic Church of children in the Boston (MA) area, focusing on how they deliberately silenced the problem and kept shuttling around the pedophile priests until the problem went away.
Powerful story. Decently told.
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