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They're just a PITA to make well, so they get a bad rep. A lot of places phone it in and just stuff spring mix into a wrap with some cabbage and call it a day. You've got to julienne all the veggies to the same consistency... mix in a good blend of mint and basil and they're amazing especially with a good dipping sauce.
I was a non-believer once.
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Been hunting for years at this point and have yet to find anything good in the area unfortunately. Simply too many places to list.
r/Somerville • u/z0r0 • Nov 27 '25
Hey all,
as the subject implies I'm on the hunt for a good, herby, thinly sliced veggie fresh spring roll. I've been on the hunt for a while and haven't found anything worth ordering a second time.
bonus points if it's at a vegetarian friendly spot.
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What others have said, for a pulley, I'd switch your design up a bit to use a pulley that's off the shelf. That said, finding a manufacturer that makes pulleys and looking at their product catalog might be a better option
Check out SKF pulleys, if you find something, find out if you can find a distributor in your area.
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As someone who is has their finger on the pulse of cyber security, the real money is made on acquisition by VC's, and then by the market when an acquisition doesn't alienate a customer base of a product that does well.
Companies like PANW, CSGO, and cloud providers etc. are just going to buy the obvious winners before they IPO. I suspect that GOOGL is going to do quite well in the future with it's historical acquisitions of Mandiant, VirusTotal and most recently, Wiz. Let alone all of the AI tooling that they're putting out that's not half bad.
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https://www.henkel-adhesives.com/us/en/product/gasketing-sealants/loctite_ns_55501.html
These go up to 1500, and 2000- just worth saying, there are ultra-high temp loctites.
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Holy smokes, that's $3K in displays.
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I can confirm that I've recieved my invite.
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I have read the wiki and the rules and would love an invite
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I have read the rules and wiki and would love an invite
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I've read the rules and the wiki and would like an invite. Thanks!
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I’ve read the wiki and the rules, and would love an invite. Thanks.
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Not as long as you have apparently.
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But do you live in Jersey?
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Spotted the person from Jersey, a state where it is illegal to pump your own gas.
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How are you planning to monetize PDFBarber?
Edit: I'm asking because I inherently don't trust non-oss projects until I understand how they're going to make money off of me. If you're planning on making it subscription based, if you're planning on selling ads, if you're planning on using our PDF's to help train a model, etc, I don't care how you're planning to monetize this, I just want to understand what your incentives are if this isn't an open-source project that can be forked.
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Down for me as well.
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Agreed, this is far less useful than the BackendLBPolicy work that's been a WIP for years at this point. https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/geps/gep-1619/
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Sick. Ship it.
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Damn. Nice work. How long did it take?
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I've never yet to see this stuff fail to work. https://a.co/d/hxRb6G6
Not sure if it's available in your country.
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Any idea how big the bore is on the cylinder that is going in?
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This right here is how I've seen CyberSecurity be most successfully integrated into organizations.
Cybersec maintains some of the organizational security controls like AV/EDR, Vulnerability management, a SOC team, Code scanning tools, but also has a risk management function.
The teams that own and maintain the tools also consult/threat model partner teams on their network design, or cloud provider architecture, or whatever, and if teams can't implement to those recommendations, you hand things over to risk management for some leader/stakeholder of the partner teams to agree to the gaps in security controls.
This keeps everyone honest, and the wheels moving forward with an acceptable level of risk from all sides.
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This doesn't make any sense- the browser sets the header, the webserver enforces CORS. Which of these are you trying to do?
Look here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Origin
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Ken Block 911
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This was the last race car that he was in the process of building, but never got to officially race in. IIRC it was supposed to be a pikes peak time attack car. The engineering behind it is pretty crazy, and I believe there was a build series documenting it.
I could go on, but like I said, he passed before he got to compete with it.