That sounds like a good plan. Hopefully the service tech shows up and cleans out the machines though!

Looks like there's plenty of discussion around the washing machine already. Are you hanging drying clothes inside or outside?

If inside and you dont live in a particularly dry area, make sure to run a dehumidifier in the same room as the clothes. It won't remove the scent from the wash of course but it will help dry them quicker and prevent any mildew that may have transfered to the clothes from getting worse at least.

That is excellent question of semantics. I dont mean to argue semantics but rather clarify dish "soap" vs dish washer "detergent" as that could be the difference between a successful wash that doesn't leave residue vs any alternative result.

Lmao you right, I was being a little too casual. Gotta put some respec on his name 😂

Alec Watson puts out some top notch content

Also very fair point but happy to spread the word just in case

You mean detergent right?

Apologies for the youtube link but this guy fits in nicely with the lemmy crowd and made a 40min video about optimal use of dishwashers and detergent. He does promote a specific powder detergent... but its from a good company 👈👈😎 and backed with science.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DAX2_mPr9W8&pp=ygUhdGVjaG5vbG9neSBjb25uZWN0aW9ucyBkaXNod2FzaGVy

The reputation of the school you get your degree from will make some difference (i.e. MIT) but isn't the most important thing. If you're worried about competing with degrees from in person schools though, you may be able to find one that accepts online transfer credits and finish out your last year in person and attend the necessary labs as needed to get the degree from that school plus some hands on experience. You'll need to do some homework and confirm details with the school first.

No matter how you get the degree though, working on and documenting projects outside of any class work, especially with clubs and organizations like for robotics or racing, makes the biggest difference imo. Its the projects that demonstrate your ability to apply your skills and knowledge and solve problems and that is what interviewers and hiring managers will want to hear.

Good luck!

Edit: forgot to mention the in person classes and clubs can also help with networking and references which is often just as important as anything else.

Yes! Drunk History is hands down one of my all time favorite shows. Im so ready!

DMT for me, the room started twisting and recursively repeating itself. I felt myself being pulled up through the ceiling and resisted at first but got bad vibes and let myself take off. Clocked out and went to DMT space, thought I was my roommate for a minute, had an ego death, and saw shapes and colors that dont really exist in reality. Came to and all the walls (wood paneling from the 70s) had a sort of shimmery liquid gloss layer on the surface that was ebbing, flowing, and peacocking real hard. Other objects were like that too but the knots in the wood really leant themselves to it.

I had tried varies quantities and types of psychedelics prior and often got high but rarely had any visuals. The few visuals I did have were just basic optical illusion type trippy and pretty disappointing.

My experience with DMT seemed to unlock something in my brain though because the next few times I tried shrooms and acid after that I tripped absolute balls and it felt like I had also done DMT in addition to them.

Thats good question, I might have to go antiquing to find something to try it out with.... although i suppose I'd have to pay to activate the line so maybe not.

And yeah I ruled out power right away since theres no poka-yoke feature to prevent mixing up hot, neutral, and ground, but "four prong outlet" and reverse image searching weren't getting me there.

For the same reason the otter is holding a dismembered arm, it's just ai slop.

Thank you, I've never seen older than the 6P4C, I love learning little tid bits of history like this!

No pool now but Im doing some digging and found some abandoned conduit and tons of what I think are old diy decorations so I'd say the evidence is strong there probably was.