rededelk
rededelk t1_jdudnec wrote
Reply to Photo of the comet Hale-Bopp above a tree on 29 March 1997. Wikipedia Picture of the day on May 27, 2008. Source Wikipedia. by Aeromarine_eng
I was driving home from work to my ranch in the boonies, it (appeared) it was coming straight at me,I thought it was a Jumbo looking to land in my pasture. We didn't have much for internet back then even in town but I soon learned. Was quite cool viewing
rededelk t1_jdgirda wrote
Reply to comment by WobblyGobbledygook in TIL the US federal government captures and sells excess wild horses to the public by MoistCoyote
Read the OP post and I never said anything about racehorses. Talking wild mustangs, not thoroughbreds
rededelk t1_jdf04z7 wrote
Reply to TIL the US federal government captures and sells excess wild horses to the public by MoistCoyote
I had a neighbor that had 2, they were tattooed with serial #s (I think liquid NO2), she was a trail rider and they were very good, well trained. I thought it was illegal to slaughter horses in the US, I could be wrong
rededelk t1_jbdfv5s wrote
Reply to LPT Request - Lowering hospital bills. yes i searched and saw the tip about "asking for itemized bill" but what does that mean? by oldDotredditisbetter
Yes, details report, just ask and you can get a date and time of that $10 Tylenol pill they are charging you for and everything else. Been there, done that including calling them and negotiating (calmly)
rededelk t1_ja2433q wrote
Reply to How to DIY HVAC gas by Electrictrader91
The type of gas is somewhat important for your question
rededelk t1_j9rkext wrote
Reply to comment by Tractorhash in [homemade] dehydrated zucchini in olive oil by 5odanger
I dehydrate all kinds of stuff (not claiming to be a pro) and never got sick knock on wood. If you use anything it's salt on jerky. From mushrooms to huckleberries to fish and meat. Get rid of the water and be safe. Also been pressure canning for years, mainly game, but yes you have to follow all the safety protocols for canning things that are not acidic or salted. I learned from a long deceased granny, back in time when there was no electricity. Pickled green beans, corn and okra... Dot dot dot. Candied salmon jerky is probably my favorite
rededelk t1_j9j1021 wrote
Pretty. Sad to say I don't even know where that's at. I'll goog it. Thanks for sharing
rededelk t1_j9hd2mk wrote
Reply to P-trap replacement by Chak-Ek
No. Just wrist tight, run some water and check back in an hour, you want zero drip
rededelk t1_j9edpxg wrote
I like the sticky traps, they catch all kinds of stuff, just don't use them if you have pets or little kids
rededelk t1_j98wvc1 wrote
Reply to comment by Proffeshional in Tallest single plunge east of the Mississippi River, Taughannock Falls, Ithaca NY [OC] [3232x4040] by Proffeshional
Thanks, not sure about the down votes
rededelk t1_j97a21p wrote
Reply to comment by wererealcheesepeople in Tallest single plunge east of the Mississippi River, Taughannock Falls, Ithaca NY [OC] [3232x4040] by Proffeshional
Cool and thanks. They gave raincoats
rededelk t1_j975dec wrote
Reply to Tallest single plunge east of the Mississippi River, Taughannock Falls, Ithaca NY [OC] [3232x4040] by Proffeshional
Looks a bit cold for a swim, did the maid of the mist a long time ago,really don't know if that is still a thing
rededelk t1_j953qqw wrote
Reply to Input the US location of a drop of water and see which water basin it ends up in! by Output-square9920
Triple Divide? An interesting place to pee
rededelk t1_j82f2ta wrote
Reply to Shower for campsite by cymroircarn
Maybe consider a French drain
rededelk t1_j6mkra5 wrote
Reply to [LPT] Do not buy a gift card if it comes with same value as the money that was paid for it. by an0nym0us11
Give old zero balance gift cards as a present to someone you don't like
rededelk t1_j6clqi6 wrote
Reply to [Homemade] A plump French omlette by purplynurply
Looking good, was thinking that would fit about right into a hoagie roll
rededelk t1_j6cb4fl wrote
Reply to comment by EheroDC in LPT Request - How to keep cold food on the road. by EheroDC
Buy another block, that's just camping these days if you want fresh eggs, etc
rededelk t1_j6ba85b wrote
Yah no more McDonald's for me, they want to charge a dollar for a slice of tomato on my fish sandwich, screw them
rededelk t1_j6apqik wrote
It's called a cooler, ice blocks last longer
rededelk t1_j5du5j4 wrote
Reply to LPT: Dog sprayed by a Skunk? Use scent killer body wash/ shampoo made for hunting. Life changer. by fishin413
I did that with a cat once, was not a particularly good outcome
rededelk t1_j4scmz4 wrote
Reply to comment by --Ty-- in What makes a fiber or fabric absorbent, wicking, breathable, or cooling? by DisenchantedAuD
Yes I can't explain it but wool is the best. I am fortunate that I don't get "itchy". Wool can keep you warm soaking wet and frozen unlike most synthetics (and wool doesn't get stinky). That said I have plenty of synthetics, it just depends. Hat to wool lined boots most of the time for my local and adventures
rededelk t1_j4rzih6 wrote
Reply to comment by Coomb in Does anybody have any good examples or uses of negative derivatives of displacement, such as absement, absity, and so on? Though it is easy to calculate, it’s hard to find use for it. by LunarSolar1234
Would I be wrong to simplify and say a PID loop is more or less an if this, then that algorithm? I don't do industrial process control programming (but am thinking about it) I do have to manipulate user inputs via the hmi and I understand coding and work with paid and open source process control programs. (looking for a career change). Thanks
rededelk t1_j2d57vh wrote
Reply to LPT: Clothes moths are a real thing - they will decimate natural fibres. When you get to an age when you can afford and regularly store woollen clothes, mothballs are a must by yearsofpractice
I have a bunch of wool but only had one sweater eaten over the years. I think aromatic cedar is the way to go, I just don't need it, don't know why
rededelk t1_j2cij03 wrote
Yah before and after. I once had crap wod lot dude try to charge me for preexisting damage. I got his and his managers job. Fired
rededelk t1_jecwbq8 wrote
Reply to LPT Request: Best way to tell my kids (ages 6, 6, 2) that a beloved uncle has died by jcujcu
They will soon forget, maybe tell them he's got a bum ticker in the mean time