Timenator

u/Timenator


r/PE_Exam•

I passed the PE power exam after the first try, I signed up for engproguides class after floundering to find a good study system and completed his materials.

The structure of the class and textbook were both useful as well as his practice exam, he had the information needed to pass. However I didn't particularly like his teaching style on his videos and I found myself frustrated that he'd go on tangents on example problems that could have been more simply approached , overall his class worked but I didn't really like his style.

I also used the ncees practice exam at the start and end to judge my readiness and where to focus.

BTW I counted closer to 20 questions that were answered by th

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r/Fantasy•

I received this book as an an ARC and enjoyed it so much I ordered a physical copy! This was my favorite book of the year so far .And I wanted to share it with you all since I get so many great recommendations on r/fantasy!

FYI I'm a reader not a writer, sorry if there are errors.

Rating 10/10

Remnants of a Scarlet Flame by Cindy L Sell is an absolute beauty. From the very first page, I was captivated by the world that Sell created. The blend of classic fantasy elements with modern themes creates a unique and compelling narrative that is both familiar and original.

The story had several POVs, one of my favorites being Alar, a Syljian with psionic powers who must navigate the treachero

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r/lockpicking•

Basically what is in use? A lock on a practice door holding it closed? A lock that is attached to a pipe in my basement ? Alock on a door I've taken away from the frame? A padlock thar is intact and locked?

Because these are all technically installed and locked.

Can I not ensure the locks in my Home are adequate for the task by opening the door and checking the lock that currently serves no purpose, or should remove 2 screws and pick it standing beside the empty hole?

Rules need to be exact in language and description if you want them to be followed. A lock is a lock when it's secured and in use, so tell me when is a closed lock not in use?

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r/Bowling•

A PSA for my bowling friends, weight holes will be disallowed in August, if your pro shop is open it's a great time to get them filled. They could use the business and you're not likely to lose much time with you ball.

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r/Mini14•

I just got a new to me mini-14 that was never fired by the previous owner. So I took it out to sight in and break in. But I've found I dont like the peep sights at all, they're like only using the front sight to aim since the peep feels huge to look though. Do you guys have any advice on a more traditional rear sight to put on since that's what I prefer.

I've also looked into scopes and mounting systems, but I'd hate to lose up close usefulness of the rifle. So any advice on that option would be appreciated.

Thanks

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r/Bowling•

I'm working on putting together a website and I'm curious what you guys would want to see included for information about the driller and services.

I'm not sure if I should include my formal education. It is sort of relevant (B.S. Physics and B.S. EE) but it really doesn't tell people I can drill balls. I plan on getting Ibpsia Certified but am not as of now. What info do you wa my about your PSO?

I also am curios how other bowlers would like to see prices broken down. ( I assume I'll include standard services with and example of add ons ie. ball drilling +grips+thumb slug type things.

I want to be super open as I feel like PSO work is hidden like a dark art by most people, so I'd like

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