Yeah, there's sort of that too, but my dad learned these steps from the US Navy. Still, generally speaking, these steps basically apply to any project in some way or another.
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Huh, well TIL that Canada switched from cotton paper money to polymer back in 2011.
https://thefinancialgeek.com/blog/canadian-money-made-of/
I was once paid for some side job with a Canadian $20 bill, but that was well before 2011, probably more like around 2005. The bank gave me about $18.50 US dollars in exchange at the time.
Wait, you can search keywords on Lemmy?
I dunno, I mostly use Jerboa on Android, as far as I know Jerboa can only search for communities, unless I missed something or perhaps need to update Jerboa.
Well, my late father learned the 5 stage process from the US Navy, so the breakdown stage can more or less be thought of as breaking down large temporary equipment such as cranes and scaffolding and such. Still got cleanup to do after breaking down such large equipment, and of course that applies to many other fields as well.
I'd say TOS, season 2 I think it is, when they did away with the annoying and unnecessary squeaky beep boop background noises of the ship's computers and stuff. I really hated that annoying sound.
But if you're not a fan of TOS, I'd say TNG, season 1.
Oof, gotta hate the engineers that design shit like that! Engineers must hate mechanics, so the feeling is mutual..
OP offered $60 if someone can do it for them, so as long as you get the job done and everything reinstalled and running, sure, go for it.
And Marge Simpson, don't forget her!
It was a good deal yesterday, eggs have inflated to $10 each now...
And I could say Elon and Trump are old news. Sure, fuckit, let's just let all the oligarchs get rich, take control, and steal all your data at the same time.
Or like NOT!!!
Don't forget, eat the rich, and fuck the oligarchs.
LOL, materials was always implied. I just figured it should be explicitly stated, to remind yourself to make a list and check everything off before getting started.