Maybe a Gungan snowball thrower?
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A chainsaw and tree, perfect for fire prevention :)
The simple ones are the best, and I love anything involving more chainsaws 🙂
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A Gungan - maybe not Jar Jar Binks? :)
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Robber with a Snowball
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Update: It seems I’ve found myself a 2011 calendar, but have been doing it in 2012, go me!
[Read More]LEGO City Advent Calendar 2011 Day 2
Snowball Launcher!
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Update: It seems I’ve found myself a 2011 calendar, but have been doing it in 2012, go me!
[Read More]LEGO City Advent Calendar 2012 Day 1
It’s a fireman!
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Gungan Sub from the new Episodes
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[Read More]Rebuilding AU / BA / BF Central Locking Actuators
Ford Falcons and their associated other models in the AU, BA and BF range share a central locking system that has an actuator that has a little bit of a flaw. If you hit the lock/unlock button when it’s already in the state you’re asking for, this can happen:
Once that happens, your car’s insecure, just making a weird grunting noise when you hit the button to lock it.
First things first, take the door trim off and undo the bolts that surround the lock latch on the end of the door.
[Read More]Using RANCID/clogin to run commands on multiple devices
As the next step to my previous post about filtering files using egrep, I had to apply a configuration change to a number of devices on our network.
Rather than logging in manually to 1400 devices, I found that the clogin command can login to a device and run a couple of commands.
You can do it in a single line on the CLI, but I’d prefer to script things so they’re documentable and repeatable.
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