Grass

joined 2 years ago
[–] Grass 1 points 3 hours ago* (last edited 3 hours ago)

I've never been to Germany but this has to be affordable there if its affordable anywhere in the world:

Get a clean keg, fill almost all the way with water, put in the fridge and connect to co2 cylinder at 35-50 psi. 35 will take 1-2 days to carbonate and you can turn it down for serving. higher will usually be faster. shaking the water keg with the co2 attached can have it done in a minute or two. basically if you can already dispense a keg you can make infinite carbonated water for pretty much nothing

you can also get bags of mineral amendments from a brewing shop to replicate your favourite brand or spring.

[–] Grass 8 points 6 hours ago

I would raise an eyebrow, put it back down, and sit down and eat.

[–] Grass 2 points 15 hours ago

training for accepting whatever the church tells you regardless of if it makes sense or contradicts itself openly

[–] Grass 1 points 15 hours ago

either kuru toga, or a zebra one I had for a long time before an exchange student gave me the kuru togas

[–] Grass 3 points 15 hours ago (1 children)

I never use integrated erasers apart from emergency like my standalome eraser got launched out of the test room and the staff won't get it for me. Or for wood pencils when they are unusable for writing I'll save them as erasers. I just hate having partial erasers or stuck half erasers in mechanical pencils.

[–] Grass 3 points 17 hours ago

oh it absolutely was lol. I made it in grade 7 or 8 when a relative retired and my parents took his tools

[–] Grass 8 points 19 hours ago (3 children)

pens can't even write more than a couple letters on a wall and even less on an overhead surface. imagine my absolute disappointment when I built a custom over bed upside down desk only for my pen collection to be unusable

[–] Grass 3 points 20 hours ago

50% markup for effectively no change

[–] Grass 1 points 20 hours ago

this would rely on the government not doing what the us is going through

[–] Grass 2 points 21 hours ago

I hated the Aztec for a number of reasons but it was indeed still a much better experience

[–] Grass 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

at the very least I couldn't seat the fat tire with the hand pump. I borrowed the bottle thing from my friend where you pump it up to a pretty hich psi and burst the tire on. with the schrader I got it on just pumping kinda fast.

and with either valve type a pocket pump just isn't happening for a fat bike without unrealistic amounts of patience.

That's all tubeless btw. Fat tubes I've only seen schrader.

[–] Grass 4 points 1 day ago (2 children)

I ride a fat bike in the winter and honestly fuck pumping the wheels with presta valves even just going for low psi. I swapped to schrader and its way faster. The road bike has presta just because thats the size of the hole and I don't want to drill out carbon rims. It's also way lower volume so its fast enough anyway.

 

Is this a thing that I could legally do myself or is there no choice but to suck it up and commit to more than the life expectancy of the panels before roi? We got two quotes last summer that were just not happening mainly due to windows and roof both bedding replacement as well. The current concrete tile is likely to be replaced with a cheaper material.

 

On the interior it is planned to have a framed bench but rather than interior storage it is wanted for exterior storage with a hatch door that can be pinned open or closed. Somewhat like a tour bus luggage storage.

Would it be sensible to frame this like a low doorway or window? Would it be okay to attach the bench wall side to the header of such an opening?

 

How is this done and what tools are needed? I'm going to be following a friend's recipe and instructions for a low abv beer, and borrowing the anton eastdens and smartref from work to measure sg and abv. Will I need anything else?

 

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I need a replacement for the white plastic socket that the usb/charge board plugs in to. I used hot air to pull out a drifting stick but that also heated and fell off, and of absolutely fucking course, fell into the floor air vent and went on a grand old slippy slide away.

Does anyone know the actual name for this part? Everything I have tried searching so far is apparently wrong

 

Is anyone familiar with what the iron workers memorial bridge foot/bike path is like in the winter? My new work commute goes over the bridge and I'm wondering if it is viable in the snow or if I should budget for having a car by then. Also the state of the trans canada trail from where it meets the bridge to willingdon would affect my planning. I have heard snow on the roads is poorly managed in Burnaby and I don't like biking on them to bevin with so I'm a bit worried. The north van side I have already seen and its a mixed bag of both excellent and awful. Maybe its a city and district difference but I've seen atv plows clearing bike lanes and other parts where the bike lane has snow above my head height. I have a second bike configured for snow and with mid drive electric motor now.

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ID help (sh.itjust.works)
submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) by Grass to c/[email protected]
 

Saw these while looking at apartments but have no idea what they are. they were found mostly on carpet, but some were in other parts of the unit.

edit: after looking up the suggestion of carpet beetle I am fairly convinced that it is indeed what they are. I also saw a few adult beetles that look like one of the species found in photos online. thanks everyone.

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submitted 10 months ago by Grass to c/[email protected]
 

So I used something like these some years ago to recover data off a phone, but I was wondering if the reverse is possible in having a bga soldered adapter with a microsd slot on top. Or if PCBs can even be soldered together like that. I've never actually checked if bga chips have raised pads or something. The purpose would be for rapidly testing custom firmware for shitty old devices that were designed to be replaced without removing the emmc to flash it separately.

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Companion plants (self.trees)
submitted 11 months ago by Grass to c/[email protected]
 

Its been a decade or two since I've had any sort of plants growing but when I was last trying to grow I was looking into companion plants. There are some that are pretty much ancient standards like beans corn and squash, but does anyone know plants that have a similar beneficial relationship with cannabis?

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submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by Grass to c/[email protected]
 

I'm currently using the blocklists included with unbound in opnsense on a mini PC and I have used pihole on a pi which now operates my 3d printers instead. I haven't tried any of the other network wide options. Has anyone made any blog posts or similar detailing performance testing of different options?

I have an 8 person household with each person having at least a phone and computer and probably some consoles or something. I haven't noticed any obvious differences but whitelisting seemingly can't be done in bulk efficiently with my current setup.

We are all going to be moving in the coming months so I am revisiting different aspects of the home network and trying to figure out what can be improved and if anything is irritating enough in it's current state to tolerate a potential performance loss.

 

I'm trying to find out what purpose this type of design serves and how they are designed but have hit a wall with knowing what to even look for.

This piece of the voron stealthburner is the only example I can think of off the top of my head but I have seen them before in some sort of fan duct or funnel thing.

other side

 

So I've run mods on a bunch of different games which were downloaded and installed with the deck alone. No man's sky, lethal company, Subnautica, etc. with generally no problems but some modding software run through wine had visual bugs but the games worked as intended.

So I thought I'd try something bigger and install fallout ttw. I installed the base games from gog without issue, and MO2 ran fine with my overridden default of wine-ge. Even the ttw installer seems to work... slowly. I started it two days ago and the picture is now. I guess some mods you really are better off using a beefier computer and transferring the final product.

 

I want to link my brother's network to my own in the lowest maintenance and power consumption way possible. I want to be able to remote admin the computer and for his devices to access my network storage and potentially other stuff eventually.

My home network: Cable modem from ISP in bridge mode AliExpress Intel n100, 4x i226v, running opnsense bare metal Generic switch Wifi AP Multiple old computers and sbc's for self host stuff and 3d printers. Tons of wifi devices due to 10 person household.

Brother's network: ISP modem with built in wifi in default mode. Everything is wifi except tv and the previously mentioned computer. 2 person household.

I had previously tried using wireguard on an openwrt router on both ends, one a nanopi r5s and the other an orangepi r1 plus lts. I think I ran into issues with being unable to install packages due to being out of date or something. I tried compiling openwrt myself but it would fail and diagnosing that was beyond me. At the time the r5s was my home router.

I'm looking for recommendations for how I could connect at least his wired devices as if they were part of my network. Unfortunately it seems I'm still at the point where I don't even know what I don't know when it comes to networking.

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