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[goldkingcoiner]

What's with the alt-account, lovesmayfamilis?

[Hazink]

What's with the alt-account, lovesmayfamilis?

That can’t be lovesmayfamilis, the impersonator Ai poster account has been knocked down and all posts wiped out. What intention the account has is already neutralized before being achieved. 

Reported one post of the account on Bitcoin discussion before coming to see this through his post history.

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[vapourminer]

So I put one on the hot side just in case, guess i need to put one on the other side, so much for being lazy.

Now that i'm thinking of it, the dishwasher only uses the hot side so the silt must have been in there since I put the filter in.

I think I did that about a week after they did the lines.

do you flush your hot water tank from the bottom valve every year or so?

most hot water tanks get crud that settles to the bottom. eventually it gets to the point heavy build up and heavy water demand loads can stir the silt and other crud up and now its in your lines and fixtures.

what kind of setup? seems odd to have separate hot and cold filters. i have well water and basically filter everything to some extent or another but its at the point of entry to the basement, from there it goes wherever.. i heat my hot water here in my tanks.

[OutOfMemory]

You guys all jinxed me, working on your dishwashers, mine doesn't drain today.

Shit can hear it try so figured a clog but can't seen to find access to the line under it.

Did I ever mention to NEVER BUY A FUCKING SAMSUNG appliance!

Edit: shit cant get to the drain hose from underneath, need to uninstall the whole fucking thing!

Dishwashers are nasty to repair, you have to take them out and apart to get to the important parts.
I'd seal the thing up from the inside and use a vacuum pump (of some sort) to get the clog out.
I am using this thing for all sorts of clogged pipes, it's just not always easy to make something that i can adapt it to the type of object to unclog (kitchen sink, shower siphon...).
You need to have water inside and around the thing to get good pressure.



I'll refer to it as the "pump":

You likely have a metal sieve in the bottom of the Dishwasher chamber. Close it with a sheet of plastic foil, after removing the central drain/lock thing as well as the washing "arm".
The foil should stick to the sieve when it's wet, you can even try to clamp it around the edges of the metal sieve. Then fill it with water that the rubber of the "pump" is halfway covered when positioned over the hole in the center. Then get it going and you will wonder how much mud and stuff it brings out of the drain system. Remove the bigger items by hand (gloves!) and then let the DW pump out the rest. Rinse. Thoroughly.

You should get the idea:
Get water to forcefully move back and forth.

EDIT: And please, if somebody knows how this thing is called in english, please let me know  

EDIT2: It could also work to just wrap the whole metal sieve in cling film and leave the center hole open. Would be a fast and convenient option, imo.

Haha, I stuck a shop vac on the hose and kicked it on while it was trying to drian, figured that would suck any clog out!

What happened? after about 5 minutes the shop vac has 1/2 inch of water and the motors bearings went! Lol

The thing is in the middle of my floor now on its side and i'm sitting here with a spine that won't shut up!

as soon as these vikes kick in i'll get back on it.

I'll be hitting the bottle later!

Oh noes!
You need a good amount of liquid to get going back and forth through the clogged hose and the clog comes out way easier on the side it came in.
The mass of the liquid and movement should flush everything out.
You may use a normal drain pump and pump water through the hose inside the dishwasher, which is the one-way version of what i'd do to the damn thing.

That spine...   
I have back pain as well since i went home, after shoveling a week's equivalent of horse shit, a quarter of it was heavy mud. That didn't do much in terms of pain, but it seems my new mattress is too soft for the weight when the ma'am shares it with me. Not that Mrs. OOM is heavy, but together with her, the mattress gets molded too much where we are lying and that bends my spine too much, while it's perfect when i'm on it alone.

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[ESG]

 so Mr. Phil, we closed the weekly in the region of sixties, but around seventys,
 apparently, they are trying to stay above seventy....
 but until we are past seventy, we are in the region of sixty.

Gold remains firm above 5K...

...slight impression that we found a bottom in seventy...
 Let's see if the monthly closes above the seventies before the lunar eclipse on March 3,
 while solar eclipse occurs on February 17, tomorrow...
...

#About 30 years ago, when I was young, my grandmother on my father's side,
 had a washing machine that gave shocks, and when it was working, everything shook,
 I never saw it break, it was a tractor for washing clothes.... Iron casting, super heavy.... Nowadays I know some people who still have that washing machine and don't change it for nothing, because them  know that they are indestructible...

..and there are some technicians who fix it, they say that there is no longer any manufacture
 of something like this, that it was done not to spoil, unlike today, that these appliances are
 made to spoil, and maintenance most of the time does not pay off... what they want you
to go there and buy another one, modern, connected to the internet of things....
so you can control it through the cell phone app..... And people think it's cool,,
,cool?damn it!! all you need to put the clothes inside plug into the outlet
 and turn on to wash,... What is the need to connect a machine to WiFi?
And click on the cell phone to activate it? wow, they say this is to make it easier....
 how complicated to do the same as always....

 autonomous refrigerators that know what is missing and make purchases on the internet alone...
If the person is not able to know what is being needed and or what is missing,
and having the ability to leave these programmed choices for a refrigerator connected
 to the internet to make.... horrible times.... On top of everything, they are handing
over their preferences to a system that wants to know their habits... ha...











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[Hueristic]

So I put one on the hot side just in case, guess i need to put one on the other side, so much for being lazy.

Now that i'm thinking of it, the dishwasher only uses the hot side so the silt must have been in there since I put the filter in.

I think I did that about a week after they did the lines.

do you flush your hot water tank from the bottom valve every year or so?

most hot water tanks get crud that settles to the bottom. eventually it gets to the point heavy build up and heavy water demand loads can stir the silt and other crud up and now its in your lines and fixtures.

what kind of setup? seems odd to have separate hot and cold filters. i have well water and basically filter everything to some extent or another but its at the point of entry to the basement, from there it goes wherever.. i heat my hot water here in my tanks.

Yeah that the exact reason I did it on the hot side because I wanted to protect the new heat pump hot water heater.

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[BitHodlers]

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You're right, I should. I recently read a study in a medical journal, which showed that there is no insulin spike from diet soda. Not at all. Zero. But I've also read different opinions about the sweetener inducing some kind of "cephalic" response, by which the brain senses the sweetness and auto-triggers an insulin response (which contradicts the first study though). I lean towards trusting the first source (hard data), which is also convenient for me (!), as I like Coke Zero a lot (I know it's bad, but... everyone has their demons). I've also read that diet sodas could disrupt gut bacteria balance and negatively affect other benefits of fasting, like autophagy, so yes, it's not a good idea to drink this stuff. I'll try to cut it down (maybe try carbonated water?).

Hey I remembered I wanted to ask you something. Since you do 23 hour fasts, how is your exercise schedule and timing in relation to your eating period? What I have found that if you do very intense exercise it is key to break the fast right after and start with eating and supplements. It seems to have a huge difference in recovery time and feeling than if you postpone eating to your usual time, which could be many hours away depending on when you exercise and when you eat.

I usually exercise just befofe breaking my fast. E.g., my daily meal (1 hr of eating period) is from 7 to 8 pm, so my fasting period (23 hrs) is from 8 pm to 7 pm (next day). I usually exercise from 4 to 6 pm. I end my exercise about 30 mins to 1 hr before my meal. This way, I'm burning more fat, because my glycogen reserves have already been depleted and the only source of energy is fat, which is readily available since my insulin levels are very low (fasting period).

I'm not 100% strict in my schedule above. It depends on the day and my other activities, like going out with friends, in which case I just eat anything that's on the menu. But I try to keep my deviations from the norm to a minimum as much as possible.

It works for me.

Thanks for the response. That is great if your schedule allows you to have it this way, it is basically perfect. Often I have to cut the fast a few hours short, but I have noticed that continuing to fast after a very intense exercise produces terrible results! When I finally eat I never get the feeling of recovery as I do when I break the fast right after. It seems like keeping the body deprived for a few hours when it needs things a lot causes a longer lasting negative effect.

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[Ermaios]

Hey dishwasher observer!

TL;DR Cycle, wither and die or cycle much less (or not at all) and prosper.

First things first, you are one of the 2-3 regular posters of this thread that I appreciate their opinion, despite not agreeing with you half of the time.
The other one is LFC - but I mostly agree with him. Only recently Ognasty joined that short list.

I agree with your above statement, just … not at this time dude - meaning not this cycle.
I would expect it to manifest either at the end of the next, or the one after that cycle (2030 or 2034), entering a prolonged bull run, hopefully.

Conclusion: bitcoin/hodlers/buyers should hold the line at whatever was already done (about 60K).

Hmmm, maybe.
I bought a little at $60k, but I don’t feel very comfortable with holding that buy, so I might just sell it at any time.
I’m thinking that we’ll drop more during summer, and hit rock bottom at around $45k in October.

Living with the EUR, it will be interesting to see if the dollar “keeps collapsing” or reverses and “rallies” like it’s supposed to for the rest of the year.

Final fase of the bull market has started.

Nah, we’ll pump a little in the coming two months - no doubt - but only to about $80k-$85k, and then drop one more time, hard.
We’ll return to these levels in late 2027.

So9ry for tha5 momentarily moment of mindrust ability.

Pffff, what a joker.
I amazed how you do it, more lies than words in one sentence, mesmerising indeed!

~ had a washing machine that gave shocks ~

FYI, if you reverse the polarity of the socket (or the plug), should take care of that.

[ESG]

Hey dishwasher observer!

~ had a washing machine that gave shocks ~

FYI, if you reverse the polarity of the socket (or the plug), should take care of that.

------->HEY! .. Fan of Mister Satoshi...eheheh...

...The voltage was 220v, reversing the poles wouldn't solve it, but if
 put a wire grounded in its sky-blue Iron bodywork, I believe the shock would end...

.But the shock was part of the fun, we put things like scissors tools on top of it plugged in
and asked someone to pick it up just to see the scare hahahah

[OutOfMemory]

"Schadenfreude"

aka. Idiot's delight 

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