This morning's Yahoo News headline:
"Breaking News: Hormuz closes again as more talks planned in Switzerland"
That's not news; it's just a prediction that came true.
This morning's Yahoo News headline:
"Breaking News: Hormuz closes again as more talks planned in Switzerland"
That's not news; it's just a prediction that came true.
Have you ever tried to retrieve a small part from deep within a chassis? You might've wished you had a long slender pair of tongs, pliers or tweezers to reach down and grab it with. You do. That tool is a pair of chopsticks.
It helps if you know how to use chopsticks, but don't worry if don't. It's easy to fashion them into a pair of "tweezer-sticks" as shown in Figure 1, below. All you need is an elastic band (aka rubberband) and a make-shift fulcrum, such as the wrapper the chopsticks came in (rolled up into a compact wad).
But if you need to remove a wedding ring from the glowing coals of a charcoal grill, be sure to soak them in water beforehand.
I saw this at the top of the requirements section on a job description:
"...willing to design stuff that blows up other stuff and people"
Thank you for the candor, but no.