Give them $5 to put the box just outside the store, and tell them there's another $5 for them if they call when it's full.
Putting it inside could be a bit of a fire hazard, so I bet they'd be more receptive to it being outside
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Or some x-ray scans
If you're actually looking for a thunderbolt dock, search ebay. They're plentiful and cheap after COVID work from home jobs switched back to in office.
The hp g4 & g5 were the cheapest (35-40) when I was looking but Dell was close on a few models.
Only downside is that most enterprise gear won't have an HDMI port, only displayport
It being for VR headsets doesn't mean it's not for kinky sex stuff
OH right! It was his crack smoking brother Rob that was the mayor. I always forget that Doug lost that election in 14
Thank you
Idk, as an American Doug Ford seemed to have a lot of power when he was mayor. And now as ~~governor~~ premier he's overriding the Constitution (notwithstanding) or maybe I'm misunderstanding
Networks.baseline on Instagram in 2024. Doesn't predate ai, but potentially a shoop based on some of their other posts
The phone is already trying to connect to cell networks when it's in the bag, the moment it comes out it's already broadcasting which means the cell networks can triangulate your location even before 'signal is acquired'.
How do you do tap-to-pay from inside a faraday bag?
Sorry, long day, I was the dick there.
I'm in Autodesk most of the time, but have operated (read: babysat) on occasion, our multi-axis mill.
My point is that once the full workflow is set up and documented it can be transmitted.
Maybe I'm thinking about it differently than you in terms of final output. I'm not talking about copying a Glock piece by piece. I'm thinking closer to the type of gun Tetsuya Yamagami used to assassinate Abe. Basic, simple, and repeatable if not reusable. Something so easy it could eliminate moving or flipping the workpiece all together. Silencers could also be fairly simple to automate.
What kinda old ass 1900s grade equipment are you working with?
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If it's gonna be heavy AF anyway, might as well add some sand to the bottom. To protect the concrete in case of a runaway.
Good luck!