Those penetrative water displacement oils are not rocket science. Often you can easily get better results with homebrew mixes consisting of various shares of thinner, light paraffin, diesel oil and maybe a small amount of something that makes it more slippery

Depending on the application WD-40 may be too thin or too thick

ugh Dell

their support portal is a wreck

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great, I can't find BIOS updates for my Inspiron 15 3525, and LVFS/fwupd keep telling me "there are no updates lol" despite Dell having shipped SEVERAL this year alone

sorry... can't help put make fun of this....... "Often .. better results with homebrew mixes .. of various shares of thinner, light paraffin, diesel oil .. maybe [all you wanna hear when getting advice] a small amount of something"

what kind of horse shit is that lol

If you find that funny, you don't know anything about the subject

easily get better results blending it myself?

is bullshit

Why would that be?

you might, but probably not, "get better results" (however that is actually measured). it won't be "easy

where are you sourcing and (safely) blending your cocktail?

Why you are implying that it would be somehow dangerous?

...

you need to be a certain height to ride this ride. have fun.

Do you live somewhere where you cannot normally buy thinner, light paraffin or diesel?

What is wrong with you...

lists.opensuse.org/archives/list/kd…ad/ISEMBTSAMS2I24ST5352MAM3T2SSKJ2L FFS, yet another site with the "let's force your browser to burn coal so you can prove you're not an AI bot" junk

...at least this one works on SeaMonkey too, thankfully

Clownflare's strategy is to just assume that all browsers that aren't Chrome or Firefox are bots