We had a washing machine that "failed". All that was wrong was the relays/water intake valves stopped recieving a signal. Ended up spending a week and an old raspberry pi making a stupid replacement controller because the washer was still sending signals, they just werent making it to the relays for some reason. i still can't tell what part of the original boards failed. also i only programmed one cycle and it no longer senses fill rate D= but it does wash clothes reliably assuming the water pressure (and hence fill rate) is relatively stable.
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Linus and Luke from LTT were talking about this the other day, how you can spend like 20-30 grand on a sub-zero or some other fancy brand fridge, and it will last 50 years like appliances used to. But when you sell your house eventually it will add NO value, the buyer is just going to see "great, the house comes with a fridge like it's supposed to". So unless you plan to take the fridge with you from house to house and go through the trouble of replacing it with something normal when you do then the economics just don't work for most people anymore.
i like this, it removes the "traditional" gender expectations from the saying, while also bringing any other members of the immediate family into the equation.
you get it. glad you found something that helps, took me a while to find a med combo that worked to help me "logic" my way through the emotions. they're still there, but i'm able to bitch slap them into submission more easily.
hah, computers have had the same drive rail layout for so long that i didn't even notice! .^_^.
what, do i dare ask, are the computer holes?
see, this is why we millienials throw so many lols into our text communication. so people know it's not super serious lol.
i wonder how much extra stress access to instant non-verbal communication has added to humanity. like for thousands of years you could only talk to someone face to face or wait three months for a letter to arrive. we never really had to try and translate someone's intent without the aid of vocal tone and body language until pretty recently.
"happy wife happy life" seems so.. antiquated though.
edit i think my viewpoint might be because my parents were both born in the early 1950s and very much reinforce the "boomer" stereotypes. i think both people in a partnership should be happy, to be clear.
that's awesome. it can take a lot of courage to be blunt, even if you're very close to someone. i always have that voice in the back of my head going "was i too blunt? what if i offended them? what if they hate me now?" etc etc, even when i'm trying to be polite.
My parents seem to move every 15 years or so, i have no clue what a normal amount is.