Comments by "king james488" (@kingjames4886) on "Technology Connections" channel.

  1. not everyone seems to see it the same. I can kinda see if it I really try but my dad always said LEDs drove him nuts... he never much liked those LED bulbs. :P
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  2. best cannel since panama.
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  3. "ok time to bring this guy out again!" -pulls window AC unit out of arse.
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  4. I do that too... it's how my parents always did it. idk how else people are draining their tuna :P
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  5.  @JS-wc4xs  I've never seen "pouch tuna"... but I'd imagine it's more expensive and has other additives to not need canning.
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  6. this is literally the dumbest video I've ever seen this guy make, he should stick to talking about media hardware.
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  7. I guess it really must depend on the person.
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  8. I got wood... furnace.
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  9.  @theelmonk  they've done studies that have shown people who work around those alarms on a regular basis tend to kinda tune them out.
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  10. through the magic of buying the company that makes them...
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  11. I really don't see what your all uptight about...
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  12. unless you're in france, then an emergency siren sounds like gay guys having a 3some.
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  13. wana see stupid design? your laptop got wood. also, just don't get a webcam... or a laptop.
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  14. fiber optics are so good for long range communication specifically because it's long range, people like stock traders will pay billions of dollars to shave a few milliseconds off their latency...
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  15. had the concept worked I wonder if you could just spray the disk with some sort of clear varnish to keep the air from directly touching it.
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  16. there are things you can only really do on a gas stove though, due to the cycling of the elements on electric ones... those moca pot coffee makers come to mind.
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  17. my thermostat is a bimetallic mercury tilt switch... I just don't break it, it's fine.
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  18. wow... it didn't dawn on me until now how actually useless an EV is when you can't actually work on one yourself... have fun working with 800V or paying for someone with not only a mechanics license but also a high-voltage electricians license...
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  19.  @logitech4873  except the ones that aren't... like working on a T.V. is perfectly safe, unless you touch something that isn't lol
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  20. but why don't british people have coffee makers?
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  21. this is an idiot complaint plain and simple... idk where it's illegal to use a hazard light lol.
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  22. I touched it... and you're all anti-toot?! ur such a tease.
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  23. I had a cheap chinese fan where the bushings overheated and it ended up shorting out and almost starting a fire ffs... everything is dangerous when corners are cut.
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  24. wtf is a nitza? sounds like a bad car from 1940's germany...
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  25. so how do you manage ice and snow buildup on the evaporator when it's like -30C out? edit: oh I see, you reverse it and they don't really work when it's that cold...
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  26. wait... is it illegal to blink a light at the sensors to make the light green? that's gotta be illegal right?
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  27. just sit there and flip through strobe frequencies til you find one that works? wouldn't take all that long.
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  28. you're selecting what you watch... you just have to do so several hours or days in advance. :P
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  29. you know you're out of ideas when you're making videos about your teleprompter...
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  30. I've had dangerous unshielded metal plugs since forever... only been shocked twice!!
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  31. so you're telling me there are people who just turn on a switch in their house every morning and then turn it off every night without knowing what it does? people are so dumb >.>
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  32.  @grayrabbit2211  they made an app here for reporting outages... doesn't help the people living out of range of the cell towers. even if you call their outage reporting line they just tell you to use their app >.>
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  33. lol... my lawnmower has like 10 safety lockouts on it.... vehicles have next to nothing. and just like all these other electronic systems in vehicles, they mean more things to break and a harder time fixing them when they do.
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  34. angry light pixies. knew it.
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  35. there hasn't been anything in my VCR for over 10 years...
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  36. and I thought it was going to be convection... so once it's all heated up it'll stop moving?
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  37. the whole point of buying a duster can is because the gas doesn't absorb moisture or have lubricants in it... otherwise I'd just use a compressor.
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  38. now you call it a flame but it's clearly a light... must be an upstate newyork expression...
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  39. it would seem to me that the fan isn't included in the 1500w.
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  40. or just get a fan...
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  41. except when you ruin the wok and have to go buy a whole new cooker because good luck finding another wok that fits that...
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  42. an amalgamation oh greesy hippy hair and lack of effort.
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  43. you aren't talking nearly loud enough... you have to hold the camera like 1/2" from your face and yell directly at it to insure that it can hear you.
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  44. I've had one of those convection toaster ovens for years... they're much better than those "air fryers".
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  45. I guess I'm the only one who doesn't really care about peoples sets...
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  46. how is it a story for another time? the history of gambling and pinball are heavily intertwined.
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  47.  @JS-wc4xs  might be pasturized... but it's not in a can so can't be canned :P
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  48. pretty sure photo-electric alarms start to give more false alarms over time as dust builds up in the chamber...
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  49. ya... they put the chargers in the cars... makes the charging stations cheaper.
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  50. what? does no one else use these anymore? I still use CFLs... LEDs flicker bothered my dad so we never got LED lights and I guess I just kept using CFLs..
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  51. pretty sure the point of an impact driver is to actually have an impact for applications like drilling stone/concrete...
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  52. the whole european power system has the feel of a childrens toy... everything is bigger, runs slower, has a bunch of ridiculous safety features that get in the way, isn't as versatile...
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  53. yes, this was magical to me as a kid... I had a bedside lamp with a capacitance sensor... my dad was also into hobby electronics in the 80sish and told me how it worked... then we got these magical microprocessor things that were "just as good" and all that went to the wayside. it also had the same 3 level dimming function. mine just worked though, it didn't need to "boot up" or any such nonsense. it's amazing to me how tech like this and chanel shifting in songs is all "new" to people... and how mercury bimetalic switches are suddenly dangerous despite there being one in my hallway for over 2 decades without issue... there's a damn shroud around the thing... it's not hanging out there.... like how everyone freaked out and ripped out all the asbestos when most of it was safely sealed in walls... like how etc etc etc....
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  54. and after a few months they came out with DVD+/- burners and no one cared. DVD+R does sound like it's technically better though...
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  55. I'm never interested in stopping watching a video I'm in the middle of watching to go watch something else anyways... if I switch to another video I'm done watching this one.
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  56. well people aren't supposed to repair their own things anymore... so this is fine.
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  57. but youtube auto-captions are literally meme worthy... and are you really surprised no1 in the 50s cared about the deaf? lol...
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  58. I've never made a lava lamp, but I've bought a few of them and they all eventually go flecky and things separate. I love lava lamps, but I'm not buying a new one every month.
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  59. will you read anything that's written on the teleprompter?
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  60. this was wayyy too much effort to show people your dirty dishes... and one would assume the various portions of the pack are designed to dissolve at different rates, so maybe it should just be tossed in from the start?
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  61. "I'm not saying you should get one of these and put it in your car by setting it up on a relay through the horn circuit, but I'm saying you should get one of these and put it in your car by setting it up on a relay through the horn circuit"
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  62. gawd... the 90s was all about CD changers... then mp3 players became a thing. kinda miss the old mechanical sounds these sort of things made.
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  63. I could just imagine myself standing there in the morning waiting for my toast to come up slowly and elegantly like "CMON! GIMME MY @#$% TOAST!!" pretty neat design tho.
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  64. ya... I haven't seen rotating doors on a building that's been built in the last 50 years or so... probably because they still have to build a door for accessability anyways...
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  65. you can see reflective markings just fine in a big rig... I'd say the large road signs maybe even moreso since they're higher up also.
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  66. ya, you could do it... but if you wanted your CD to work on anything you used .wav if you wanted more music without changing CDs you bought an Ipod and possibly an FM tranmiter or one of those cassette thingamabobs if you had a tape deck still... you remember those things you made a video about already? so this is yet another thing that while interesting was totally redundant and had little to no actual use.
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  67. seems like a small convenience store that rented both VHS and beta would have use for a combo rewinder.
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  68. remember how much effort people used to put into just geting 25 cents out of you? now they expect people to donate hundreds of dollars for sitting on their arse XD
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  69.  @frjoethesecond  for sure, most chefs prefer gas cook tops.
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  70. ya... but they assume people in north america aren't stupid. as far as I know it's legal to indicate your intentions to turn by using the widely recognized hand/arm signals used for biking. if someone is turning away from you, it's not really important as they are never going to interfere with your driving... this is just a bunch of whiney BS. and it's totally not illegal to drive with your hazard lights on lmfao... what kinda backwards country are you living in?! that's literally how you indicate that you require an exception to the traffic laws due to a safety issue.
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  71. I love this sprinkler design... just not it's coverage in the garden. I refer to them as "chick-chick-chick" sprinklers... the back and forth ones that go back and forth the other way are better tho less durable.
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  72. extension cords and splitters both have inherent risks and things to be aware of when using them... not to mention many extension cords have multiple outlets on them compounding the issue. sure theoretically maybe some cheap extension cords could be thinner than optimal for the possible maximum load they could experience(which is probably not that big of a deal realistically), but people can easily daisy chain splitters causing other overloading issues.
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  73. the thing arcs if it trips it's cutout... obviously that could be a fire hazzard especially combined with a thing that heats up the environment speeding the evaporation of flammables.
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  74. do you go out and buy these props specifically for a video or do you just have a lot of clocks?
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  75. a sensor is meant to scan for life forms. tiny little life forms. precious little life forms.
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  76. when you realize the only difference between those mini fridges and your full sized fridge is a little fan to blow the air around a bit more until it reaches the fridge...
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  77. so ya know... why didn't they just sell the mini VHS and make people buy the stupid adapter tapes?
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  78. would have been easier to just say if you could look at the dot from every perspective at once it would be a picture...
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  79. that's all I'm thinking watching this... "that thing is not going to last."
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  80. MAGNETIC RAG! THAT'S WHAT THAT SONG IS! I love knowing the names of those songs that everyone's heard but no1 can name or find cuz they don't have searchable lyrics... like chariots of fire or yackety sax. now I just need to find the name of that chaotic/horroresque song that reminds me of the adams family...
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  81. that display is so 90s... it's scaring the 80s black guys.
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  82. heh, remember chrismas light testers?
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  83. always wondered why drive manufacturers don't just make the drives a little bigger so they show up as the advertised size on your PC... then no one would even notice.
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  84. seems like there's probably enough light to keep your vision somewhere in between. and light pollution sucks. I remember when it was pitch black where I am at night, then they expanded the highway and added a bunch of lights and the whole horizon in that direction is lit up at night now :<
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  85. wow, those 2 machines larger than my entire computer could put captions anywhere on my screen!? impressive.
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  86. that microwave probably cost like $1999.99 in the 90s too...
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  87. wow, you've become a lot less saturated in the last few years. you look like you're made of plastic... like the burger king guy.
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  88. probably calls out 360 degrees because 350 degrees is the point where the maillard reaction occurs and they know the thing is losing heat out of all the slots.
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  89. ya, but my washing machine keeps falling into the lake...
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  90. back when peg legs used to be made of wood...
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  91. no one had a DVD burner in 1998 >.> I don't even think I had a dvd player in 1998 ffs...
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  92. turning off my hot water while my cloths are drying sounds pretty stupid to me... and I like my stuff to work. everything you're talking about here is a complication of existing technology... and more complicated means more points of failure. with the water heater you'll now have to keep the heatpump system clean. regular hot water heater maintenance isn't something most currently do nor something anyone wants to add... so that's an additional cost to have it serviced every 6-8 months when the heat pump gets all clogged up with dust and crap... then a stove with an extra battery in it which has a limited lifespan giving your stove a shelf life... yay! not to mention all of these heat pumps would use huge amount of refrigerants that are costly to dispose of and the systems need to be serviced semi-regularly...
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  93. good thing that I don't care then... though I happened to be looking at the GFI plug in my washroom after watching this and noticed it only has text in one orientation which would seem to indicate it should in fact be installed ground up... and it's been there since the 80s so I guess this isn't a new idea? tho what do you know it's the only outlet in the house that was installed sideways.
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  94. "speed dehydrators!" "frozen food re-heaterizer!"
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  95. 12:00 I mean... you're trying to demonstrate analog audio over youtube... I wouldn't really expect to hear the sort of minor differences one might in person(tho it's probably not a lot).
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  96. if you had $9000 to spend on some fancy record player it could probably have shreded the records for all the owners cared... it was probably cheaper to buy a slave to change your records for you lol.
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  97. laserdisc was huge and reminded you of older tech (records)... I never even heard of laserdisk before this channel.
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  98. my dogs dislike this video.
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  99. dishwashers have heaters in them... why does it need to be hot going in?! go look in your dishwasher... there's probably a huge heating element in the bottom where the water sits...
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  100. the more I think about this back feeding to the grid thing the more it seems like a bad idea that no one will like... what if you have to rush yourself or someone else to the hospital in the middle of the night and your car is dead cuz who needs a car in the middle of the night? people want their vehicles to be there and working when they need them.
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  101. too bad, I've always wondered what the +/- thing was all about but never cared quite enough to look it up.
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  102. I never had one of these things... but the sounds still remind me of the 90s.
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  103. lol what? the ipod wasn't popular because of itunes... it was popular because it had enormous storage for the time... like GB compared to MB. it was like a portable hard drive before portable hard drives were popular.
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  104. does 10% really matter to the average person though? does humidity really matter to the average person for that matter?
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  105. looks like a red plasma bulb...
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  106. now hold your horses... are you tellin me that little disk contains both sounds AND pictures?!
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  107. I hate waking up cold >.<
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  108. I was excited about fiber optic audio until I realized it was limited to digitally encoded signals... and lol, gold plated connectors.
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  109. you forgot the rest of the laws regarding the operation of a motor vehicle that requires you to maintain a distance between yourself and the vehicle in front of you that would allow you to react to things such as them slowing down...
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  110. so... why didn't they just skip red lasers and do straight to blue?
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  111. I actually wasn't going to... people have managed to dry things for thousand of years without one. I'll give you this though; you've certainly made a name for yourself talking about pretentious crap no one actually cares about!
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  112. heh, that's clever.
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  113. oh ya, that's what truck drivers want... a bunch of idiots in little EVs pulling out in front of them at the truck stops >.>
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  114. ya, film masters are like 1000k (if analog medium had such measurements)... imax is like 1000x that.
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  115. we all know VHS won because it had all the porn...
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  116. idk how far I'd trust chinese vermiculite... could easily see someone deciding it's a good place to hide vermiculite with high asbestos content...
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  117. I mean... if you care that much about your toast you can just use a toaster oven and watch your bread brown.
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  118. who needs 4k security footage? really...
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  119. WHY ARE LIGHTS ORANGE?! WHY DOES YOUTUBE RECOMMEND THIS TO ME 3 YEARS LATER?! BECAUSE IT'S SODIUM!!!!!!! SODIUM IS A LIE!!!
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  120. who the hell watches youtube blind?! not to mention how?! like an amputee in a marathon...
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  121. and the stove is almost definitely on 240v power... so I guess it's not all about the voltage. that being said, you'd think they could easily make an oven with a 240v outlet built into it for kettles...
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  122. what do you mean not that far off? the laser disk is so washed out :S
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  123. how do blind people find the videos then?
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  124. I'd assumed it was some outdated legacy thing... manufacturing is even less interesting.
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  125. so... are these things fast enough to actually prevent a fatal shock? like... the current would have to flow through you for them to activate so you've already got a shock?
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  126. whoever said they were digital doesn't know what digital means...
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  127. didn't think you were supposed to touch HID bulbs with your bare hands...
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  128. totally agree you don't need 4k or slow motion shots... most people are watching this on a phone and can't even perceive that resolution and slow motion shots for the sake of slow motion shots are just pretentious. also look into a cooling dock... "there's a dock for that". (then next thing you know it's a modular desktop)
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  129. 47:30 I was just thinking about this randomly(as I do) and realized how stupid of an idea this actually is... if I'm unfortunate enough to have an electric car and the power goes out I'd be saving 100% of the power in that thing in case I need to do something important with it like say... go get good, or go to the hospital >.> or maybe where you are the power never goes out for more than 10 minutes at a time? cuz here it can last days.
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  130. you point out another big problem with EVs... unlike gas stations which generally have staff there to ensure things are working and they can sell gas they just stick these EV charging stations at malls and such where no one has any idea or interest in keeping them working.
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  131. well played. you have won the favor of the internet.
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  132. should do a video about EM fields... it can be fun to just wander around the house with an out of tune radio and pick up what's putting off massive fields of radiation... especially things like monitors and air contitioners. also amend it with a definition of radiation.
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  133. up next on technology connections: how you can reduce your power bill by hooking a bicycle up to a generator
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  134. being eccentric... good for you.
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  135. really? it's amazing that people are making videos accessable to blind people? maybe just make a podcast...
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  136. if you microwave bacon you deserve to have your house burn down...
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  137. heh, one of my highschool shop teachers had a vintage one of these. sometimes just out of nowhere you'd hear "AOOOGA!!!" :P his was about 8" around though and therefore the pitch was slightly lower. yours is just a little sharp.  they also had piston rings out of a ship that were like 2' around, a small engine with a section cut out of the casing, and a bunch of other interesting mechanical things. great class.
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  138. longer lasting? isn't the oldest light bulb that's been lit for like 100 years a carbon filament? wait what? the sodium tube is made from space windows?
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  139. it's just the mechanism engaging... idk why this is a question. and get outta here with your enormous european plugs.
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  140. first off... who cares about sharp edges? are you reaching into cans of soup to grab out some sort of prize? I've never had an issue. nor with the lip other than on pull-tab cans which isn't a can opener so not really a point. I always found these type of can openers silly. they offer no significant advantage over traditional can openers while being more complicated, harder to clean and any I've seen use a lot more plastic in their construction so less durable.
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  141. well the type ball seems to be spring loaded to return to a defined starting position after each character, so it's not like it needs to actually track it's position or anything... it's just like a table of rotation values and probably a stepper motor.
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  142. I'll stick with my radioactive smoke detector and mercury tilt switch themostat thanks.
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  143. except I have a fan that goes 0,1,2,3... so obviously the can be made that way... for no other reason than to confuse me.
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  144. ya... this is the sort of video you'd make... even before watching it I know.
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  145. good ol days playing GBC huddled around the light in the car or something...
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  146. when did this channel turn into just ranting about how you can't find the tech that fits your pedantic needs?
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  147. og the multiple possible ways it could work I'm not actually sure which one is used TBH! I'm just repeatedly amazed by the mechanical solutions people came up with before they just programmed a computer to do it...
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  148. so the problem is people plug too much shit into extension cords? they've been telling people not to do that for years... but you could plug like 10 25w lightbulbs into that and it'd be fine if you had 10 tiny lamps... so don't be stupid stupid! edit: besides there's nothing at all stopping people from daisy-chaining extension cords... so there's no point in trying to make extension cords with thicker wire.
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  149. so what's the difference between dishwasher detergent and laundry detergent?
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  150. lol don't tell people they can just remove the screws from door closers with an alan wrench and ruin them...
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  151. "ALL REFRIGERATOR REPAIRMEN HATE IT!"
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  152. cam shafts don't accept user input.
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  153. never seen them... w.e it in that tube it's probably flammable and I don't want it broken and spilled on the floor...
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  154. so... if you're not going to go into details about it and point people at your other channel why not just forgo this pointless video?
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  155. no one wants to buy something that breaks it's self...
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  156. they're so hard done by losing power for a few hours with a generator >.>
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  157. pretty sure I heard at one point that most people don't even have a high enough ceiling to get the anode out of the tank :P
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  158. things don't become cheap and readily available until there's a market for them to be mass produced though... at one point people probably thought cameras were too expensive and complicated and could never be a commonplace item... same with computers.
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  159. it would pretty much need to be an electrode... idk why else it would need water with sufficient mineral content.
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  160. why? I'm going half blind and I tell you when I do I won't be watching shit.
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  161. is this video sponsored by UPS? and the letter B?
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  162. when you pair your tire pressure sensor with a new tire you know you have a much fancier car than you actually need and deserve to have to pay a mechanic for an extra hours work...
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  163. the heat is supposed to go around the cookware... that's why cookware meant for high-temperature cooking such as frying such as a wok has curved sides. they are not in fact only heated from below. it also helps to capture more of the heat.
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  164.  @techheck3358  so does all of the heat that doesn't go into the food... hold your hand over the pan, what do you feel? heat right? all of that heat is being "wasted". guess you need to go invent a method of cooking where 100% of the heat energy is transferred to the food while still allowing one to manipulate the food and do cooking things.
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  165. it has more to do with the display than the source IMO... CRTs have a sort of built in blurring effect and kinda "glow" more than a digital display which hides a lot of imperfections. I think the original looks better actually, the other one is over-saturated and looks like a cartoon fun house.
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  166. I love how hipsters in the city assume the entire world is a city and everyone can just plug in a car at any point along a journey...
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  167. the camera always receives power when the computer is on though.... so you'd just have a useless light that's always on.
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  168. why are you comparing it to zip disk instead of CD-Rs that everyone was using (or RW that some fancy people used)? you could get a CD for like a dollar.
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  169. inb4 it's basically wax floating in mineral oil but there's something slightly different about it that you'll now be spending 25 minutes explaining.
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  170. it's really less of a meter and more of an indicator if you ask me...
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  171. i left the lights on... the color was brown... the dress was blue... the sky has no color...
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  172. literally every rice cooker can steam vegetables... the only difference I'm aware of with cheap rice cookers is ones that steam vegetables have a plastic tray to hold them above the boiling water... it's not complicated to steam veggies.
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  173. ooohhh... so that's what block sections do.
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  174. um ya, some of those plugs are hilariously large lol
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  175. heh, those fake speaker grills are classic. funny how they add these sort of things to products to make them look better to the consumer... I once bought I calculator that appeared to have a solar panel in it that turned out to just be a piece of cardboard with a solar panel pattern printed on it... couldn't believe it.
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  176. they make sense for a travel cooler that runs off 12v...
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  177. I wonder why more people didn't want tiny pen-eess...
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  178. if the battery doesn't work it's dead... simple.
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  179. no, it'll be like tom scott and just be a massive fail.
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  180. if the face plate is metal it's grounded through the box tho?
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  181.  @SonsOfLorgar  just about. it's connected to the metal box with a metal screw.
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  182.  @GH-oi2jf  exactly... and I mean I guess it's possibly someone didn't do that, but that's hardly the faceplate's fault.
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  183. but people don't want to pay $100 for a toaster anymore...
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  184. ok... so what do I do when it goes down to -35C?
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  185. omg no. that would be so annoying... it's already bad enough that my lawn mower has about half a dozen safety interlocks. this is a classic case of over reacting to one incident. one person can't figure out how to put their car in park and dies and suddenly we need to inconvenience the millions of people who manage it just fine with a bunch of "safety features" that both raise costs and waste everyone's time.
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  186. can you go back to talking about something interesting please?
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  187. what if they keep using them because they've been using them so long some people would think it sounds wrong if they fixed it?
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  188. idk what you're talking about with heat causing them to fail... I had bulbs where the plastic casing started to soften and deform and they still worked for years.
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  189. why not just integrate a record turntable into top of a CD changer like the one there? and make it a record changer too... seems simpler than that complicated system and you could play a CD without removing the record...
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  190. too bad blind people can't appreciate it...
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  191.  @FiXato  that makes no sense... why would someone turn audio into text and then back into audio again? why not just listen to it? lol
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  192. I'd imagine it's a write head stuck in a cassette case... or something of that nature.
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  193. and it only costs $200 more for the LED version!!
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  194. back then people had to carry a box of flash bulbs... now they have to carry several backup batteries.
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  195. you can use cables to extend the range of hydraulics so you don't need as long of a stroke meaning smaller cheaper rams.
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  196. they're just annoying and that's about it... studies have shown that people who work around these alarms on a regular basis just end up tuning it out as background noise anyways...
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  197. well people where it's hot keep the shades drawn... your models inability to explain it doesn't negate that.
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  198. make it so. engage. elementary.
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  199. so... if you make enough copies of copies of audio disks will the error correction eventually corrupt the data?
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  200. did you see the one with the bad dragon brick?
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  201. unless the popcorn is too old and just burns instead of popping and the microwave just keeps going until it's on fire...
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  202. there are 2 kinda of videos from this channel: 1. those highlighting an interesting old technology most have forgotten 2. woke bullshit
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  203. dishwashers in canada use maple syrup...
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  204. WHY?! you already don't make enough videos for me to watch as much as I want... just make more videos on this channel!!
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  205. those camera flash circuits have power similar to a stun gun...
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  206. on the hole...?
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  207. well that's another reason electric cars suck... heat is a by-product of a normal car >.>
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  208. you're harder on yourself than I could try to be... maybe that's why I like this channel... armature is fine. idk what else you'd call it without resorting to terms such as "whatsit" or "doohicky"...
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  209. I appreciate the continuity of the red shirt. what do you think this is? november?!
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  210. they get hot. I put wood in mine and it burns... the house becomes warm. also backup electric heat, but it costs a lot to run.
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  211. I was aware of this, I'm just not worried about it.
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  212. wouldn't want to scare people by exiting your vehicle...
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  213. "I'm still doing that thing where I run my air conditioner when I don't need it" you do you...
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  214. lol I remember old typewriters hanging around too... it was fun to mash all the keys at once and see how many of the little fingers you could get to jam together.
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  215. and then there was DVD+/-R...
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  216. I mean... if you happen to have a stainless steel fridge and connect it to the door panel maybe? but really no, you'd have much more luck connecting it to a stainless steel dildo.
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  217. doesn't look grey to me... more like a washed out lavender.
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  218. how airtight is your house that you need a carbon monoxide detector in every room? just put one in the basement... it's a heavy gas.
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  219. this doesn't seem like something that's useful enough to exist as a product...
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  220. how do people even find videos if they're blind?!
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  221. you literally said insolation twice... I have no idea what you're talking aboot.
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  222. mocha pots are better... and can also be used while camping. I wouldn't want to take a big glass pot camping.
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  223. I vaguely remember my parents having a coleman kerosene lantern when I was a kid... and they used it indoors.
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  224. they're probably similar to model rocket ignighters.
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  225. glycerin is just a food-grade product generally used to thicken things or give them smoother mouth-feel... it's probably just the base for the "fancy gel".
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  226. but what of the browning element?!
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  227. did Mr. john bear also discover a pic-a-nic basket?
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  228. ya, cuz I want to recharge my tape every hour or 2...
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  229. so what you're saying is the british use 240v power so they can make tea faster.
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  230. I have to use a cloths dryer in the winter when it's too frozen outside to hang clothes on a clothesline... a heatpump clothes dryer would only increase heating costs. I have wood/electric heat... might as well just use a normal dryer.
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  231. as long as their cheap plastic bushings do* I've got a pile of squeaky half-seized fans... I can oil them and they work for a week but the cheap bushings don't last and aren't bearings.
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  232. all you really need is a hotplate and a humidistat...
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  233. ehh... I'd rather not wait several hours to not be cold.
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  234. I'd never noticed that about the light control... then again I always found it fairly straightforward.
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  235. I wasn't aware there were 12 offensive words in home alone... I would laugh so hard if there was just a bible in there with the cables running through it XD
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  236. I imagine they install larger heaters than are generally needed incase there's abnormally cold weather so everyone doesn't just freeze to death because they only installed a large enough heater for the average temperatures...
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  237. native americans are orange with context >.>
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  238. pretty sure my stove and washer/dryer have the big 3-prong plugs. can't recall ever seeing a 4-prong one. I've been shocked with 120v a couple times lol... wouldn't recommend it. also been shocked by a phone line... I guess they carry power too. :P
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  239. heh, I remember having a lightscribe drive. don't think I ever actually used that function though since you had to buy the lightscribe disks to do it...
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