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This shows how I usually go about fixing a very common problem with cheap furniture: wallowed out screw holes. There's many ways to go about this but this is what I've been doing lately and I wish I'd have learned it sooner as it's fast, easy and pretty good.

A double egg, it has two yolks, more power, more better! Do twin chickens happen this way?

What a fight.

My desoldering station broke again, figured it's a good opportunity to tell y'all how's my experience with it been. Apparently the brand name is Zhongdi, it also comes under the name Solder Peak SP-1010DR, i think it's the almost the same as the Rhino branded desoldering stations too. 0:00 Intro 0:18 The repairening begins 2:43 I think it's fixed 2:59 What actually is this thing? 3:26 Complain and tell useful tips 5:21 A wild problem appears 6:10 We get it, you vape 6:59 Demonstration! 8:24 Demonstration 2 Electic Boogaloo 10:00 Some more thoughts 11:33 Kthxbyelovuuu

Something somewhat dangerous about CRT displays I found to be not that obvious, yet I've seen it happen twice in a row now.

My first stab at a wildlife documentary, a closer look at the Common House Gecko. They are small lizards that like to live in urban environments on walls and near lamps, and provide free population control for the roaches, mosquitos, etc. It is also known as Hemidactylus Frenatus, Asian House Gecko, Pacific House Gecko Wall Gecko, House Lizard, Tayoto, Chipkali, Moon Lizard. The video I mentioned showing them eating rice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngf_JGSIlyo The paper I mentioned at the end of the video: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4233685/ Another paper saying a different thing: https://sci-hub.hkvisa.net/10.1529/biophysj.105.065268 Interesting paper about the sounds they make: https://sci-hub.hkvisa.net/10.2307/3891412 0:00 Intro 0:28 What's their name and where are they from? 1:10 Eggs and life cycle 1:44 Nocturnal behaviour 3:16 Daytime behaviour 3:40 How do they stay clean? 4:04 Sounds, territorial behaviour 6:21 Defense mechanisms 7:06 Coexistence with humans 7:40 Story time 8:30 More to learn 8:53 The end