Drywall anchors are basically useless.

I should get used to that with my grater. I either press with huge amounts or just do the old smash and rapid micro slice.

The pumps they sell for coffee syrup dispensers maybe.

Also they sell non-medical syringes for general use.

A lot of toilet paper holders are secured to the wall with drywall hangers. An L-shaped one-piece one is basically asking to be torqued right out of the wall.

I think if they just designed the tubes conically, with no rigid end besides the male part of the cap, you’d have barely any waste.

Roll the bag. Flip the box upside down. Put it in going up. Hold it in place and flip the box back over. Gravity holds the bag closed. This is a bad idea if anyone else accesses the box and isn’t on the same page as you.

Keep looking. Find one with a thick stainless steel construction. I have two that you could break a window with.

The abyss in the enforcement of international law, and the absence of any conscience, gives rise to the “just one more chip” approach to land seizure. The settlers also largely have an insane sense of entitlement to the land based on their religious mindset.

I hit that in my mid 20s. Turned out my headlights sucked and I needed to clean the inside of my windshield.

Probably takes a whopping 5-10 developers to set up the systems in question from scratch with FOSS. “From scratch” as in, not accounting for whatever insane backwards compatibility requirements exist, though that’s not some impassable obstacle either.

I’d say, of the ruling class. Said fascist movement being basically a stage production of their creation. Said neutered opposition (Democrats) likewise being a stage production of their creation.

People often disagree with this framing, but honestly, spend a few years comparing viewing events through this lens vs through the D vs R lens. Things will make a lot more sense.

Americans are ruled by a politics of opposition. Anything Trump does, the opposite must be good. Anything Biden does, the opposite must be good. Nobody thinks about anything from scratch.

First, our entire system is made up. The fact that we’ve spent centuries entrenching traditions and imaginary institutions around it has no bearing on the fact we could collectively throw it out tomorrow. Second, there were options besides D and R in the election, regardless of whether or not the population collectively chopped its own dick off and decided not to vote for any of them out of paralyzing fear of the other party winning.

Think the main point was, “let’s not, as a population, vote for ANYONE who commits genocide.” But noooooo. That was too much to ask.

A lot.

Can vs. will

Is the goal to point out contradictions in the pairs you gave?

I don’t know if you’re purposefully misunderstanding me or what. Not gonna bother.

Due to the article’s failure to make its claims explicit, that doesn’t explain all of this:

Indeed, data revealed here for the first time shows that during the fighting on October 7, the Air Force fired 11,000 shells, dropped more than 500 heavy one-ton bombs and launched 180 missiles. According to the data, during the battle the Air Force eliminated 1,000 fighters. Even if this is an exaggeration, these are impressive numbers.

Where are you seeing that in the article?