People on this thread seem to be sloppier than usual about who they're quoting/replying to. Just sayin'...
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People on this thread seem to be sloppier than usual about who they're quoting/replying to. Just sayin'...
That seems highly unlikely: removing the firing pin takes maybe 5-10 minutes max.
<sarcasm> I'm not sure there's enough room in my gun safe to store all my hammers. Suggestions? </sarcasm>
You can check with the local PD (N.B. not always an authoritative source when it comes to things like this), but I suspect that if a trigger lock is sufficient for CA, it's almost certainly good...
Nelson Riddle, actually.
We usually do two driving vacations oer year, both one day's drive each way. Those four days usually involve a Carls Jr lunch: burger for me, fish sandwich or salad for the wife.
Otherwise, maybe...
It's all "bells and whistles and clutter" until you actually need it. :)
I had a professor once who walked into a class and saw a CocaCola can on someone's desk. He made some idle comment about how "they" put something in it to make it addictive, presumably having heard...
As many New England (specifically Maine) people as we have here, I was expecting to see Moxie on the list somewhere.
They still make those?!?
My current Brother laser works fine with cheap third-party toner cartridges. That's the good news.
The bad news is, the cheap cartridge that's in it now throws random blotches and the toner doesn't...
It's roughly similar to the difference between painting and powder-coating, if that helps.
The complaints about inkjet ink costs reminds me of a well-known hack for the early-'80s Epson dot-matrix printers.
When the printing started to fade, you could open up the ribbon cartridge and...
Same as it ever was. Back in 1989, I bought one of the very first inkjet printers: an HP DeskJet. They were already on the second or third generation of LaserJets at the time. And I seem to recall...
Um, tried that lately? Costco removed the physical printers from the stores and outsourced all their photo printing to Shutterfly a year or so back. Going through the Costco photo site gets you a...
Vision really isn't the issue here: she's using an old Sharp 18" 1280x1024. I tried passing on my old 22" 1600x1050 HP, but she just says "It doesn't look right." Her settings work out to roughly the...
I've had three Brother lasers over the years. Current one is duplex, multifunction with doc feeder, WIFI: $140 in 2020. I think I'm on maybe the third cartridge now.
Just FYI, never had one fail....
Heh. Wifey loves those long-discontinued Logitech Trackman widgets with a golfball-sized thumb-operated trackball. I think I can keep it running for another couple of years, but at some point the...
I recall even earlier (mid-'60s?) visiting relatives in a rural area. Their TV was "cable", but it was effectively just a boosted feed over coax from an antenna 10-15 miles away, same 3-4 broadcast...
Not quite sure I want to know how that worked. Seems like it would screw up the scheduling rather badly, as in "We'll watch 'Jeopardy' on ABC and switch over to CBS for 'Law&Order' at, um,...
It's been decades since I've been in a fast-food place where a cashier actually enters the price.
They just punch the button with the name/picture of the item on it.
Ok, I'll bite: when did cable TV not have commercials?!? (Leaving aside premium channels like HBO etc.)
Not sure how it works for Macs, but you need to be careful comparing Costco PC prices to the "outer world".
I've found that the Costco price will be comparable to BestBuy/Staples/etc, but the...
Turtles all the way down...
Except when it comes to her taking her private jet from Japan to Las Vegas and not caring about her effect on Global Warming........Yes she seems to really care about her fellow humans!![/QUOTE]
I'm...