Duallight @ Duallight @lemmy.today

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I never considered that, thanks for the input!

Thanks everyone! I think I'm gonna spring for something a bit bigger, maybe 8 gallons and 4-5 scfm.

I was thinking about renting a big one for spraying, but I'm a slow DIYer. It would end up costing me a good chunk of change to rent compared to spending a bit more for a bigger one up front.

Yup, it's the Corporation Trust Center in Delaware. 285k business have it as their address. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_Trust_Center

Man, people really suck. Is there anyway we can help or assist? Maybe donations to help with server costs? Thanks for all you do to keep it running! This place is fantastic and I hate seeing it being targeted.

So the Lab needs lab gear while in the lab?

Its not the easiest process, but me le modding has been figured out. Here's a guide made for steam deck but the steps should apply to most distros. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2924374014

I think so. I'll have to use the broccoli plu code for part of the numbers haha

With the plastic. And I don't have a scale accurate enough to see if the bag would change it or not :/

I just bought them from Harbor freight. I put links on the printables page to what I used, but they're 6 inch cart wheels, you can get them lots of places. The scad file is parameterized so you can modify it to fit whatever wheels and pins you find.

Dang, that would be sick. I can't imagine the amount of abs warping on furniture size prints though.

Do it! I was thinking it could go in a redbull soapbox car races haha. It would be steer by swinging!

Haha, this was just printed on my voron. Although a giant garage printer would be pretty cool.

I printed this in ASA to help with the heat. No scientific stress testing but I've been using it for a week or so without issue. And with this print orientation it should be strong enough, since the forces are perpendicular to the layer lines. If it does break, the hammock would drop maybe an inch so I'm not worried.

Yup, exactly this. And with the tear drop holes, there's no need for support material in this orientation.

Yeah, it was a family who turned it into a rental when they moved out. Then it was eventually sold to an investment company who "remodeled". I think the company was just a regular house flipper who did their own work. It's weird, they did such a good job on a lot of things, and then the absolute worst job on random bits. I'm guessing they realized remodeling properly takes time and rushed the finishing touches to just get it sold. Luckily they left all of the supplies to fix what they messed up haha.

Its actually a frame for a screwless wall plate! The plate just snaps onto the clear bit.

Yup, it's an outside wall. That makes more sense about it being draft prevention! The outlet was loose so I just figured it was a way to get it supported. I'll be replacing every outlet in the house asap. The house was built in the 80's, so even if most outlets are fine, I'll sleep better knowing there's no 40+ year old outlets about to bite the dust.

Definitely a very low chance for chrome or Firefox to bug it out, but there's tons of apps out there that could break it. Like how many sketchy "PC cleaner" applications are out there? Those could definitely cause weird issues. I love to hate on Microsoft as much as anyone, but without context on what the user was doing prior to seeing this error, this just seems like normal error handling to me.

Playing devils advocate here. If there was a bug when chrome/Firefox/whatever tried to set the default browser, wouldn't the most logical action to reset the default back to edge, instead of leaving it in a weird bugged out state?

Yup, 2020 bolt owner here. Bought it used after the recalls for cheapish. It's ugly, but nice to drive and pretty dang practical. Plus it has actual buttons and knobs for AC and volume! Just wish it charged faster for the occasional road trip.