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Potentially dangerous items used today: 1200w circular saw Items with which I managed to hurt myself: Chopstick-sized bamboo stick supporting a . . . → Read More: No-one expects the bamboo stick… Dangerous items used today (selection): New 1200W circular saw Items with which I managed to hurt myself: Empty can of . . . → Read More: No-one expects the ravioli can… The downside to a two-piece frame is that the connection between the two pieces needs to be at least as strong as the frame itself. Unfortunately, the piece of metal that is used to secure the frame of our crosstrainer was weaker than required, since a 2x4cm piece of it simply snapped off. Since the beast . . . → Read More: Single point of failure Note to self: If at all possible, stick to working for small companies or those that have retained the small company feeling. I always assumed people were exaggerating in their tales of trench wars between departments, or the sheer amount of hot air that can be produced and time that can be wasted without anything actually . . . → Read More: I’ll swallow your soul! As usual, it’s the little things that seem to cause the greatest delays. Case in hand: Trying to get the TV to select the correct input. It could have been so easy, all that was needed was a unique IR command per input, which Logitech’s profile for the Panasonic plasma helpfully includes – too bad the . . . → Read More: …and speaking of workarounds |
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