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I mean, I get it, but what is this from?

It’s not really cancer tho. Some trees reproduce through burls, such as sequoias (redwood). The burls contain seedlings that sprout when the tree falls or spread with flooding or forest fires.

Yes. I was confused for a minute why there was a Dalek there

I’d add to this and say you need:

A Usenet client such as SabNZBD (like qbittorrent or similar downloading client, but for Usenet)

A Usenet provider such as Astraweb, Newshosting, UsenetServer, Easynews, etc (or a paid subscription giving you access to a number of servers, kind of like a private torrent site)

And a tracker or indexer such as NZBGeek, NZB Finder, omgwtfnzbs, DrunkenSlug, etc (similar to a library index that helps you find what you want in the sea of information)

You can set services like these up with programs that use these tools to pull what you want automatically, such as the Arrs (Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, etc) or you can manually search either the provider directly through their own search engine, or through an indexer’s refined search engine.

Pass throughs cost a little more, but the time you save is 100% worth it. When you feed the wires into the head they come out the front so you can check the color code and the crimper trims them perfectly to length. So much easier than trying to trim the wires to the perfect length and peaking through the head to see if they lined up right.

Here’s what I have in my pack and think covers about everything you’d need to do most anything.

• Klein VDV226-110 RJ45 Pass Through Crimp Tool
• Klein VDV226-011 RJ45/RJ11 Ratcheting Crimper
• Klein 21010-6 Free Fall Snips
• • Alternatively: Milwaukee Electrician Snips
• Fluke PRO3000F60 Tone and Probe kit w/ 60Hz filter
• • Alternatively: TEMPO 701K-G Tone and Probe
• Klein VDV501-851 Scout Pro 3
• • Alternatively Klein VDV526-200 Scout Pro Jr.
• Klein VDV427-300 Impact Punchdown 66/100
• • Note: doesn’t include a no cut blade, order one separately on Amazon.
• Milwaukee 9-in-1 ratcheting screwdriver
• Milwaukee 6 Piece Precision screwdriver set
• Milwaukee Flush Cutters
• Klein CL600 Digital Clamp Multi Meter
• • Alternatively Klein MM600 Digital Auto Ranging Multi Meter
• Klein NCVT1P Non-Contact Voltage Detector

Plus a good inspection flashlight. Milwaukee and Klein have some good ones of different kinds.

You could also buy some Klein or Milwaukee cable strippers, but I find I use my snips more often.

I’d also recommend getting a pair of Klein or Milwaukee Lineman’s Pliers with the fish tape channel. Super useful for a number of things, like banging on stuff or reaming pipes/sleeves.

Note that I list two different RJ45 crimp tools. One is for standard RJ45 heads, the other is for pass through heads. The one for pass throughs only works on pass throughs as it has a cutting edge at the end of the head that will hit and nick the end of a regular RJ45. Personally I own both, but I always buy pass throughs as they save time.

Not necessary, but useful to have depending on what you do:

• Fluke TS19 Telephone Test Set

Well and the month they’re talking about happens to be November. Gee, I wonder why so many Americans were making purchases in November.

Why do these people think the phrase “WITHOUT PREJUDICE” is some kind of magic words?

Pepperoni, bacon, pineapple, and jalapeño. The ultimate combination of sweet, spicy, salty, and savory.

Turns out it translates to REPLICA