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911 operator: "911 what is your emergency?" Caller: "I'm calling to report a bear on top of a power utility pole."

u/AZ_moderator — 4 hours ago
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Kitten suddenly wakes up and realizes she is in her owner's arms, says something then falls back asleep

u/21MayDay21 — 5 hours ago
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Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe

""Lunatic Fringe" is a song by Tom Cochrane released as a single by Canadian rock band Red Rider from their 1981 album, As Far as Siam.

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u/Little-Emeralds — 5 hours ago
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In 2006, Gary Busey was invited to do an interview honouring Hunter S. Thompson but instead highlighted that he's a bit tricky to work with.

u/Little-Emeralds — 1 day ago
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This is exactly what Costco Canada needs

Well can confirm this was not at my local Costco, but I would be all in!

u/EsseNorway — 2 days ago
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Sorting and repairing a batch of returned gaming gear — daily workbench & storage workflow

Here is a look at my daily workshop setup for diagnosing, micro-soldering, and refurbishing batches of returned gaming gear and electronics.

​My main focus is on component-level fixes: replacing double-clicking microswitches, faulty wheel encoders, damaged PCB traces, connectors, and power components. Working with larger volumes requires keeping the workbench organized for fast diagnosis, desoldering, and full functional testing before reassembly.

​Always open to discussing repair techniques, equipment preferences, or diagnostic approaches for small electronics!