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Hi there, are you the one selling the Thinkpad T420 on Craigslist? I wanted to email you to tell you how fucking stupid you are. Do you really think your 8 year old computer is worth $450? Are you retarded? You didn't even bother to post the specs but I'm sure that you have the baseline i5 4GB model. Do you know what RAM even is? I thought not.

I know that you don't respect the beautiful 7 row keyboard with it's tasteful blue accent. I know you don't use the integrated ThinkLight™ which provides perfect illumination to the keyboard and documents in the dark. You don't appreciate the superior TrackPoint™, the keyboard drainage holes, or the magnesium roll-cage.

You coast through life, think

I saw this video where a cop releases his dog on one suspect while he detains another. Something rubbed me the wrong way about what the cop was doing. It seems irresponsible to release a dog while not able to control it. The cop then forced the suspect he detained to run down a road with him while handcuffed to find the dog and the other suspect. It seems like the guy was in pain while running but I couldn't completely tell (something wrong with his arm?).

Curious if this is legal and would be considered following policy.

I was watching a video a year or two ago made by William Osman, Michael Reeves, or somebody similar and I remember them shouting out these nifty little wire connectors. They were basically just clear plastic pieces that you stuck wire into and clamped down on. No soldering or tools required, and I'm pretty sure they were completely reusable. I believe that there were models where there were like 8 connectors so you could connect 4 wire pairs together, all on one piece.

Anyway I can't remember what the hell they're called and am hoping somebody here might know. I'm desperate :(

Thanks a lot!

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Edit: Solved! They're called Wago connectors. u/mustyfangers and u/jbakeroats got i