subtlefarts

Hello!

I'm wondering if anybody knows where I can test out the HTC Vive, particularly "theBlu." Is there a place locally that I can test it out for free?

Thanks!

I'm a software developer in my early 20s. I've been a developer for the past several years or so and before that, I studied CS in school/college. All three companies I've worked at have great hours, benefits, and have awesome coworkers to work with. I've only switched companies for better pay or location.

I've recently began really disliking being a software developer and I'm wondering if I can change careers to something more fulfilling, or perhaps something that is less boring. I mean... It's a great feeling pushing new releases and getting good feedback, but I really am bored of sitting at my desk for hours at a time. Something about just staring at a screen for more than 6 hours a day j

So I have a Motorcraft 2150 carb which has some pretty bad pitting on the main body. The pitting caused like two small holes and is causing fuel to slowly drip. I can only see the holes from the outside of the body and I'm not sure where it's leaking from on the inside...

There is also a hole on the bottom that looks like it was filled with jbweld or something, but the jbweld must've deteriorated when I rebuilt it (it's the pic with the throttle plates and power valve).

Anyway: are these safe to use jbweld on or something similar? What would be the best option, aside from replacing the entire carb?

Here are some shitty pics:

http://imgur.com/a/UHq8R

For example, I want to send this permalinked comment to my friend over Telegram messenger.

And instead of showing the comment in the preview (in Telegram or Facebook, which uses open graph tags), it just displays how many points the thread has... and that's not very useful outside of reddit really.

The meta description tag already uses the comment, so shouldn't the open graph description tag also do the same?

Useful:

<meta name="description" content="I'm an average pool player sober, then at about 8-12 drinks in I get really fucking good at it and will swe

I'm going to be hitchhiking later this year and I'd like to have a pack in case somebody wants to bum a smoke. I don't smoke tobacco and I really do not know ANYTHING about the different brands/flavors/types.

What's a good brand/type to carry around?

I'm thinking about hitchhiking from Seattle to Norcal and back. I'm just concerned that since there's a lot of unpopulated areas, I might get stuck in a town. What's the longest you guys (and gals) have waited for a ride? What advice to you all have for when you're stuck in a certain spot?

I'm going to be doing a carb rebuild this weekend on an 84 Ranger. The truck doesn't have a tach, but I'll be needing to read the RPMs to properly adjust the carb once its rebuilt. Is there a way of getting this information without having to install a tach? There is no obd/obd2 port either.

I've lately been working on my truck quite a bit lately and I was wondering if anyone knew of a wiki-style website that contains resources for working on a particular car or motor... i.e., a wiki-style shop manual... I sometimes find myself wanting to rewrite parts of my haynes or oem shop manual, or sometimes there's a better way of doing something, and you only learn about it once you read through an entire car-specific forum.

Most of the time, I've just been searching specific forums, but this process could be way easier if there was a single wiki with a page specifically on a certain car or motor.

Edit: it's for an 84 Ranger 4x4 with the 2.8L motor

I'm looking to try out some of the snacks that most people dislike or find weird in your region. You can be anywhere in the world!

In return, I'll send you whatever snacks you'd like from my state/country. I also live right near an Uwajimaya/H-Mart/Daiso, so I can get a lot of mass-produced Asian snacks too if you so desire.

Does anyone know of any pool halls in Kitsap county? I know there was one in Bremerton and Allyn, but they've both closed shop.