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Boye cobalt folder, the image on the left: https://www.boyeknives.com/pages/folders

That sounds sensible. ⅓ 91 octane and ⅔ 85 octane. Everyday brand gas limits credit card sales to $75 so I’m already used to pumping in two transactions.

No,,, no turbo. Just the vanilla 6.2L V8 that came with the F-350. Perhaps there is no good reason for me to use 87 mid-grade but the owners manual was unambiguous.

I'm puzzled since you are from CO too. For the lowlanders out there, our gas pumps usually provide 85, 87, and 91 octane. I have the belief that low altitude 87 is the same as our 85 but it measures differently at 6,000 feet. To answer your question, the engine is a 6.2 liter V8 in a '17...

It would be nice if Costco gas included mid-grade. My truck's owners manual says not to use less than 87 octane even at high altitude. Mid-grade here at >6,000 feet above sea level is 87.

Is expanded metal the language you want? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanded_metal

If I understand correctly, it's durability is limited not by compression of the slats, but on tension within the upholstery.

I don't think the upper house will get warmer. I presume that the thermostat is up there.

For folks like me who never heard of "optical table". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_table

My 1992 house has ground-up sockets. (No, no grinder here.) It is annoying when using a lamp timer or kill-a-watt power meter because their displays are upside-down.

What is a bussing noise? 60 Hz? I hope it isn't arcing.

I live 2.8 miles horizontally from the local antenna farm. Sounds good but the height above sea level for their towers bases is ≥9,570 feet and I live at ~6,250. The granite shoulder of their mountaintop blocks a lot of stations and I suspect that their antennas directionality (gain towards...

I never tried it before but I can share 10 articles per month. As far as getting scolded, that is between the Times and my very delicate ego. Glad it worked.

Trying again: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/04/technology/personaltech/why-one-man-is-fighting-for-our-right-to-control-our-garage-door-openers.html?unlocked_article_code=1.9E8.a4jN.ebnsk3vRVzZ-&smid=url-share

for a read: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/04/technology/personaltech/why-one-man-is-fighting-for-our-right-to-control-our-garage-door-openers.html

If you're interested in accuracy you may wish to skim https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emissivity . Two different materials at the same temperature will appear to have different temperatures if their emissivity is different.

Banana jack and plug?? I think of: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=banana+jack+and+plug&t=newext&atb=v254-1&ia=images&iax=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fm.media-amazon.com%2Fimages%2FI%2F617OEZr2a6L._AC_SL1024_.jpg

1) Dent is in top quarter. 2) Filled from top, drained from bottom. (True?) Can you invert the tank, close the fill, and fill from the drain? That will provide maximum pressure at the dent which is now at the bottom.

My first (and wrong) thought was hatchet planimeter.

The best thing about standards is that you have so many to chose from.