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Some kind of looped nylon string with a spring on one end. I'm assuming some kind of drawstring, no clue what it goes to.
▲ 69 r/whatisthisthing

Some kind of looped nylon string with a spring on one end. I'm assuming some kind of drawstring, no clue what it goes to.

u/1900grs — 2 days ago
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Can Democrats Please Just Focus on Beating Republicans? Please? | Yes, progressives and democratic socialists seem to be where all the energy is right now. No, there is no absolutely no need for other Democrats to be afraid of them.

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u/1900grs — 12 days ago
▲ 271 r/TechGawker+1 crossposts

Government watchdog still can’t identify all who worked for DOGE | Over a year after Elon Musk left the government, it remains unclear who was in DOGE and if they understood ethics rules.

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u/1900grs — 14 days ago
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Wait, Did the Republican Party Only Just Realize That It Hired a Bunch of Yahoos and Morons, and That’s Why It’s Falling Apart? | I’ve seen this coming ever since Reagan opened the Gates of Mordor back in 1980.

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u/1900grs — 16 days ago
▲ 527 r/politics

We’ve Reached the End of Political Accountability. Now We’re in the Hands of Madmen. | I’m baffled that the GOP keeps getting away with nominating people like Andy Biggs—who allegedly helped plan the “Stop the Steal” movement—for major offices.

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u/1900grs — 28 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 5.8k r/ABoringDystopia+1 crossposts

[OC] Seven "fix Congress" reforms that majorities of both parties' voters support, and the share of each party's members of Congress actually backing a bill for them

u/1900grs — 1 month ago
▲ 302 r/LinkedInLunatics

If you don't post pics of your wife to a professional business social media site, then you're gay and distrustful.

u/1900grs — 2 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 5.5k r/Justrolledintotheshop

Wife said I should look at the kid's brakes. I ask the kid, are the brakes making any noise? "Nah, they're fine." New vs. old.

u/1900grs — 2 months ago
▲ 125 r/Political_Revolution+1 crossposts

Abdul El-Sayed calls for public ownership of AI, citing risk of ‘human demise’ | Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, a progressive Democrat, says the public should have an ownership stake in AI firms, which should be regulated like public utilities.

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u/1900grs — 2 months ago
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Tech Force set out to hire 1,000 technologists last year. It’s onboarded 10 so far | The effort is meant to infuse the government with young engineers, cyber and data workers. It follows the loss of almost 20,000 technology workers through the Trump administration’s efforts to downsize

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u/1900grs — 3 months ago
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PSA AR15 16" uppers - most everything is nitride. Is that just the way industry is going now or is it a supply chain/manufacturing issue?

Just something curious I've noticed for a bit. Seems rare now that phosphate chrome lined options come up for sale now. I didn't know if that's the way the market has shifted where the demand is for nitride or if the manufacturing of phosphate chromed barrels is cost prohibitive.

Both are fine to me. I like the matte look of phosphate. But if no one is beating down the doors to get phosphate, I get streamlining the options. Like I said, just curious if there was an active decision one way or the other.

(Yes, a few stainless options are available too.)

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u/1900grs — 3 months ago