You can load sounds of different model trains into the decoders that go in them to make them drive and light up and make sound. The sounds follow what a real locomotive does, too, like the chuffs, turbocharger, or what have you.
Imagine loading a steam locomotive sound into a car
I've seen them packed in 4s as well. 10 packs are common, and I've seen cartons of 15 as well. Dunno who determines that. I swear we had cartons of 12 too but I haven't seen any in a long while. Am I going crazy?
I keep them in the carton in the fridge anyway and my egg shelf has butter and cheese, so problem solved :p
An obscure one (I think) that I always enjoyed when it was on was Oggy and the Cockroaches. For a few years there I had forgotten the title and had a hell of a time finding it again.
I used to have a microwave that you could stop at 0 if you hit the right time. Before the finish beeps but still at 0. It was like a frame perfect press though, really hard to get.
Also at my work there's someone who likes to leave it at 0:01. When I come in in the morning and it displays that I don't know the time. Gr. Use the little red button kthx
I don't think my job is particularly inportant, but I'm definitely proud to do it. I work in repair at a small model train electronics producer. I fix the electronics for customers and also do a bit of customer support.
Unlike a lot of companies where you just get crappy outsourced call center support and if your thing's broken you just get a new one (with all your settings reset of course), my company actually fixes people's stuff. I love that I get to do that, and individually help people. It's also stimulating because customers manage the weirdest things sometimes, and I get to figure out what, why, and how.
I work in electronics repair, but occasionally I also have to deal with related calls (and emails). As much as I hate phone calls I'm glad I can offer the customers of the small firm I work at an actual person to speak to and actually solve their problems as opposed to this kind of slop machinery or even outsourced callcenters.
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You can load sounds of different model trains into the decoders that go in them to make them drive and light up and make sound. The sounds follow what a real locomotive does, too, like the chuffs, turbocharger, or what have you.
Imagine loading a steam locomotive sound into a car
I like to preheat water for my electric stove in my electric kettle. So what if the microwave is also running? Ahh, the power of 230V.
I've seen them packed in 4s as well. 10 packs are common, and I've seen cartons of 15 as well. Dunno who determines that. I swear we had cartons of 12 too but I haven't seen any in a long while. Am I going crazy?
I keep them in the carton in the fridge anyway and my egg shelf has butter and cheese, so problem solved :p
it's charger it is charger
Könnte man die Wärmepumpe nicht auch umkehren und Fern
wärmekühlung erfinden? Ich frage mich wie sich das mit lokalen Klimas vergleichen würdeAs if the crust wasn't delicious
When I'm anxious about an upcoming thing I like to tell myself that it likely won't be as bad as I expect it to be. Tends to hold true.
On Windows, Alt+Esc puts the focused window at the very back of the window stack
I have an obscure one that'd be nice RCA jacks for audio, fuck 3.5mm
An obscure one (I think) that I always enjoyed when it was on was Oggy and the Cockroaches. For a few years there I had forgotten the title and had a hell of a time finding it again.
Ohh!
I can never get 12PM and 12AM right.
Did you say "bets"? Wait nevermind, if you know the outcome it's not a bet.
I used to have a microwave that you could stop at 0 if you hit the right time. Before the finish beeps but still at 0. It was like a frame perfect press though, really hard to get.
Also at my work there's someone who likes to leave it at 0:01. When I come in in the morning and it displays that I don't know the time. Gr. Use the little red button kthx
I downgraded back to 7.0.58 recently, iirc the last version before they sold. Still looking for a comparable launcher that's not ad/privacy garbage.
I don't think my job is particularly inportant, but I'm definitely proud to do it. I work in repair at a small model train electronics producer. I fix the electronics for customers and also do a bit of customer support.
Unlike a lot of companies where you just get crappy outsourced call center support and if your thing's broken you just get a new one (with all your settings reset of course), my company actually fixes people's stuff. I love that I get to do that, and individually help people. It's also stimulating because customers manage the weirdest things sometimes, and I get to figure out what, why, and how.
I work in electronics repair, but occasionally I also have to deal with related calls (and emails). As much as I hate phone calls I'm glad I can offer the customers of the small firm I work at an actual person to speak to and actually solve their problems as opposed to this kind of slop machinery or even outsourced callcenters.
If only you could switch the Halo 3 Battle Rifle to semi-automatic...
They make excellent electronics parts bins, too.