Cris_Citrus

Really excellent article that gave me a lot of perspective, thank you for posting this. Highly reccomend the read, its worth your time

But as Lorella Praeli, a president of Community Change, a nonprofit that works on building working-class and multiracial political coalitions, told me, “Democrats should be careful not to confuse Trump’s failures with their own success.”

God I fuckin hope they learn even a tiny bit for literally anything, but I’m sure as fuck not holding my breath

Thank you for providing the full quote of what Linus actually said so folks have context, regardless of how people feel about the position he’s taking its always really helpful to have primary sources ❤️

I think that’s one of the best things I’ve seen on YouTube thank you

I’m really excited that Durham where I live has a new program called HEART where you can dispatch non-police first responders. One time I was at a library down town and someone came in from one of the rent controlled housing areas down the street and asked them to call someone, or call 911, and they said “do you want us to call police, or call HEART?” So the person said HEART and someone came and talked with them about what was going on

I don’t know what they were dealing with or what they needed help with, but it makes me happy that there are more tools in our community’s toolbox now, because when all you have is a man with a gun, every social issue looks like criminals doing something nefarious who you must shoot. We need people who can engage with the social issues folks are facing

A BABBYYYY 🥹

Have you heard of the gospel of our lord and savior, Linus torvalds? Do you have a minute to discuss salvation from the eternal fires of surveillance capitalism? /j

Can you elaborate on what comparing PH1 and PH0 means?

The geometry of the area the bit slots into is different

I believe the difference is that the Philips bit is kind of a star shape, where the blades and the slots that fit together are widest at the middle where they converge, and narrow towards the outside, creating a wedge that ramps the bit out of the fastner. And with JIS they don’t narrow, creating a simpler plus shape that functions like two flatheads intersecting with eachother, but with a pointed tip so its self centering

The dot is there to communicate which kind it is since they look a lot like Philips. I believe thats also why posidrive has the little lines- so you can tell the difference. No idea what posidrive is about, maybe its similar 🤷🏻‍♂️

Edit, I was able to find some diagrams attempting to show the geometry differences (sorry, the side depicting each geometry swaps between the two pictures)

Edit someone linked this post from tool manufacturer tekton saying much of what I described may be popular misunderstanding, it may be worth taking this info with serval grains of salt https://www.tekton.com/blog/jis-vs-phillips-screwdriver-tip-geometry-and-fastener-compatibility?slug=jis-vs-phillips-screwdriver-tip-geometry-and-fastener-compatibility

If you like Philips aside from that feature (being self-centering is nice sometimes), JIS the Japanese industrial standard is basically the same design but its not intended to cam out, stripping the fastner

To my understanding you can safely use a JIS bit with a Philips fastner to reduce likelihood you strip it. But you ideally shouldn’t use a Philips bit to turn a JIS screw. You can identify a JIS fastner by a little dimple in the corner by the plus shaped indentation

Always cool when someone with material knowledge can chime in, thanks for explaining! ☺️❤️

Thank you, the meaning of the headline in the post is kinda incomprehensible

WELL PLAYED. ALSO FUCK YOU lol

Hope you have a lovely day ☺️

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Thank you, that was horrible, my day is better for the eye roll that elicited ❤️