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Today was a tough day. I replaced the sink, the whole sink unit with the basin in the kitchen. Old one out to the bulk trash, new one in. What a filthy job.

But I noticed while doing it that the industry really uses all kinds of different formats for the connections. An inlet pipe is a few millimeters bigger than the old one, screw fittings are all different sizes and lengths... and they expect us IT folks to deliver standards and universal compatibility. But in the real world they haven't managed to standardize the connections for decades and still produce slop.
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Bond008 · 5d
๐Ÿ’ฏ๐Ÿ’ฏ๐Ÿ’ฏ Replacing sinks is a pain. Glad to hear you finished it though ๐Ÿซก
Jay · 5d
The connectors aren't slop because if you pick the right ones at least they fit. A variety of standards is better because specific needs require specific parts and sizes. Computer people can learn a thing or two from the real world.
Karadenizli · 5d
Idk, in America I am constantly surprised on the upside at the industry standards that exist everywhere. Especially when you look at anything commercial, things from different brands just work together.
Kayne · 5d
Different connections are for different water pressure/volume hot vs cold etc. They all have a male version for the female version and there's connectors to step up or down between them all