Mostly CO2

Decades?

• motions vaguely at carbon deposits across the planet *

Oh it sure the fuck is. And also every fucking imbecile who provides excuses, cover, and interference for Democrats who fail to deliver. Making excuses for the bad-faith management on the part of Democrats is as bad if not worse than just outright supporting fascism, because it precludes us our ability to actually do anything to stop this rightward shift.

The Democrats are not your friends. They are not your buddies. They aren’t even on your team, in-spite of their ever present marketing to the contrary. They use the fact that you think they are on your team and fighting for you to sit on their hands. Then the worms crawl out and defend their inaction as if its some forgone conclusion and they are merely victims of the environment that they find themselves in. They did not pursue Trump in any meaningful way that would disturb the system or the sensitivities of the neoliberal managerial class because they never intended there to be real justice. If justice came at the cost of upsetting the status quo of how power is brokered in Washington, then justice gets a back seat.

The rise of fascism, the failure of justice, the fact that Trump is coming back to power: Its 100% due to how Democrats have (failed) to govern, and failed to engage in a meaningfully democratic way.

I’ve seen them posting here too @[email protected]

Vague?

bromeliaceae:

A table saw is the right tool for this, and you don’t need a dado blade, although its pretty much what they are for. A standard table saw blade will cut at right at 1/8th inch. Proper dado blades are for rich people. You might also use a router in a router table, but router tables are pretty single use tools and if you arent’ getting a ton of use, its not at all worth it. I would make this cut on a table saw, depending on the size of the piece.

And if you need to go larger than 1/8th… You set your fence to the far or exterior edge of the dado you want to make. Then you set your blade height to whatever you want. Then advancing about 1/16th of an inch at a time, you just move your fence towards the direction of the dado (which would towards the blade), 1/16th or so at a time, doing a series of rip cuts. As long as you’ve got the blade height nice and locked in and you have patience, should get a consistent depth, which you can clean up afterwards with a chisel. Doing it this way you can make a dado of any size, and you have very fine control over the dados. This is pretty much exactly what I’ve done in the past to mount 3/16th inch plywood into box bottoms. I took the entire board I was going to be cutting down into box walls and made one dado that went all the way down at 3/16ths. Like 2-4 adjustments to the fence and I had a perfect 3/6th dado, and when I cross cut the board to the right sizes for the box, my dado’s were all in perfect alignment.

Alternatively, you could use either a circ saw or a router. It really depends on the size of your piece and how many of these dados you have to make. But you can mount another piece of wood (spare 2x4 or plywood) using clamps, and run either a router or a circ saw. If the piece you are trying to do this on is like, very large, you may have to do it this way. In this case, I would prefer the router. Circ saws just don’t cut that straight. A circ saw would be my last choice.

So order of preference for me to make this kind of cut:

table saw > router table > router with clamps and another piece of wood as guide > circ saw with clamps and another piece of wood as guide.

Their logo didn’t even have a horn of plenty to begin with.

Meh. I have no issues with novelty accounts/ projects that are taking the piss.

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Democrats 2024:

“Democracy is at stake and you need to vote like your lives depend on it!”

Democrats 2025:

We’re all very proud of you Kevin

Permanently*

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ftfy

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dork matter

“people who care about Gaza are just single issue voters”

jfc imagine actually meeting a redditor in real life.