With and a without computers. (It's how I make my living)
Just finished a rack of carbs for an Suzuki and a Rochester 2gv for a 72 Pontiac lemans.
It's easy to make.
(Unfortunately, unfiltered fresh cider has jumped in price significantly)
It's mostly coming from the Zillenial cohort.
Only from my own experience-
How how chilis are watered (especially the week or two before picking) has a significant effect on total capsaicin.
Commercial growers tend to water enough to produce larger fruit at the cost of lower capsaicin.
The 08, crash did that pretty well.
He generally disliked it, but my grandfather found the carbine to have a similar report to the 7.7 Arisaka.
As such, it was useful for getting enemy positions to expose their positions (thinking that they had begun firing on a target).
He mostly disliked it due to it's oiled design that caused the firing pin to stick in extremely low temperatures (during the Battle of Chosin).
Not all of us have to.
Fair.
But I collect and restore 70's hifi gear.
I'll stick with repurposed used gear.
But addiction creates severe cognitive dissonance.
Color me shocked!
I believe it. He managed a relatively normal life while operating that long.
