Blade9732
@Blade9732@lemmy.world
- Comment on Darwin was a real one. 5 days ago:
Good News! Hot showers weren’t common place with non royalty for another 50 years. Likely his only choice of shower was a cold shower.
- Comment on ICE agents attempt to arrest US Citizen in St Peter, Minnesota 2 weeks ago:
Yes, they can chase. They do not operate under any known laws, rules or jurisdiction.
- Comment on Shitty stores that penalise you for not having their store card 1 month ago:
This does work, I have been doing this and registering it around the country for 23 years. I used to travel a lot in the early 2000’s and have used it in at least 40 states.
- Comment on Very high resolution indeed 2 months ago:
Better yet, 24 billion pound ducks that are each about 4,000 feet long. And no, I didn’t do the math for the size of the corkscrew genitalia.
- Comment on Parenting advice 2 months ago:
Did I just find Bret Michaels Lemmy account?
- Comment on Help figuring out my pressure washer? 3 months ago:
I have never seen that exact issue, but almost all electric washers I have used end up having a problem with the washers own GFCI breaker on the end of the cable (small box near the plug end that has a reset switch on it). I would use your multi meter and check to see if you are still getting a full 110 from the cable, before the motor, after it turns off on your first use. Those plugs can stop power without tripping the exterior switch on them, then randomly work again. The solution is to cut that off the power cord at the GFCI and wire in a new one or just a plug. If you use just a plug, you will have to make sure it is only plugged into an exterior, working GFCI for safety. They add those for extra safety, as not everyone has a protected outside circuit. Exterior gfcis can also fail and still pass power but not work correctly and trip off. Those small, cheap plug in testers have a button on them that allows you to test any GFCI by tripping it and then you reset manually to confirm function.
- Comment on Checkmate 1 year ago:
And for God’s sake, don’t mention cake.