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Platystemon posted:
Honestly, I think this is a great use for an old shed. Especially if the siding was rotten.
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Oct 24, 2019 14:51
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For compost, obviously.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Why the gently caress does a greenhouse have a floor The plants would fall out the bottom otherwise.
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Oct 24, 2019 15:09
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Jerry Cotton posted:Why the gently caress does a greenhouse have a floor The second one has a floor because the dude just pulled the (rotting) sides off his shed to use the frame, so he just left the existing shed floor in place rather than tear it up. Although he says that it's also rotting, so not sure that was the best choice. The first one has a floor because it was built by an idiot.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Why the gently caress does a greenhouse have a floor If you've got enough of a gopher/mole/vole problem it can be worth it.
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Ashcans posted:The first one has a floor because it was built by an idiot. An idiot? Pfft, he said himself he's had YEARS of experience stacking Legos that let him know this is structurally sound and will stay in place just fine.
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DrBouvenstein posted:An idiot? Pfft, he said himself he's had YEARS of experience stacking Legos that let him know this is structurally sound and will stay in place just fine. It's held together by $40 worth of screws, this means it is indestructible.
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Baronjutter posted:I saw some glitter-concrete used in some stairs and it was actually kinda fun. You have to use a hopper gun and wear a respirator to apply between two layers of epoxy. Probably not the best first project if you are new to epoxying a floor.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Why the gently caress does a greenhouse have a floor so it's easier to dispose of your weed farm when you see the cops coming
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digging a foot deep makes all the difference for heating and cooling
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Platystemon posted:
gently caress's sake Elon what is this, a hab dome for ants? It needs to be at least twice this size to seed Mars with the human race!
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:gently caress's sake Elon what is this, a hab dome for ants? It needs to be at least twice this size to seed Mars with the human race! Please. In silicon valley you can fit at least four cots in there and rent each of them out for a few thousand a month on air bnb dot com. (Utilities and the like absolutely not included, but you may use the water spout in the garden for showering for 99 cents per minute if you provide your own hose.)
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Jerry Cotton posted:Why the gently caress does a greenhouse have a floor When it’s for orchids. 
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The rare non-crappy construction. Tree falls on house, "minor" damage: https://i.imgur.com/CIIBfKL.gifv You know they're teenagers when she's more worried about the dog than her sister screaming bloody murder. PS they all made it kid sinister fucked around with this message at 22:16 on Oct 24, 2019 |
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kid sinister posted:The rare non-crappy construction. Tree falls on house, "minor" damage: That tree did not do proper environmental testing for lead and asbestos before starting demolition. The city will never approve the permit now.
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TREE LAW! TREE LAW!
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:I volunteer at this cat shelter that was previously a Knights of Columbus dance hall. There are all these weird little closets and oddly shaped rooms, and a number of crappy constructions, but this is my favorite. Sure, I'll stick my whole arm in a hole to switch the lights off. It's just so loving stupid. When you have a drywaller, but no electrician on staff.
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kid sinister posted:The rare non-crappy construction. Tree falls on house, "minor" damage: Why the hell do people have cameras pointed in their living spaces? I've got a whole poo poo load of cameras, but not one is pointed towards anything inside other than the garage and the barn.
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Darchangel posted:When you have a drywaller, but no electrician on staff. Yep. That was a partition wall install and due to lack of electrician they did......that.
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kid sinister posted:The rare non-crappy construction. Tree falls on house, "minor" damage: Lol "Help me! Aaaaugh!" "Shut up! I've gotta find Gizmo!"
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Darchangel posted:When you have a drywaller, but no electrician on staff. You wouldn't need an electrician to build a mechanical system to remotely turn the switch!
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Is that a thing people do, just record video and audio of their family rooms at all times? Are the cameras in every room? Is this an american thing or ???
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Interior cameras in homes are indeed a thing. The smaller the children the more likely you'll be to find a camera in their room, especially if it is your first kid.
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Baronjutter posted:Is that a thing people do, just record video and audio of their family rooms at all times? Are the cameras in every room? Is this an american thing or ??? Who said it was the family themselves who installed the camera and shared the video? 
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H110Hawk posted:The part that shocks me is that project is only $500k. Meanwhile LA Metro can't seem to add a light rail track for under $50million/mile along existing rail right of way. That bridge has got to have done at least a few mil in property damage just in recorded footage alone
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Motronic posted:Why the hell do people have cameras pointed in their living spaces? In case a tree falls into the house while they aren't there and they need to know if it made a sound or not.
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H110Hawk posted:The part that shocks me is that project is only $500k. Meanwhile LA Metro can't seem to add a light rail track for under $50million/mile along existing rail right of way. If you account for the bridge being 92 feet long, this is costing them almost $32 million a mile.
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Wasn't the party line always that it wasn't feasible due to being unable to raise the bridge due to slope, and unable to lower the road due to underground works? What changed?
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They're only raising it a tiny bit that wont require the rail line to be re-graded. It'll still eat some trucks though.
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Jaded Burnout posted:Wasn't the party line always that it wasn't feasible due to being unable to raise the bridge due to slope, and unable to lower the road due to underground works? What changed? The changes will only spare the smaller box trucks and other rentals. Semis and anything bigger than a box truck will still get crushed. SA posters were operating on the idea of "raise it enough so no trucks get smushed"
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To be fair that's still going to be an improvement- we have a similar bridge here and I think 90% of the people it catches are stuff like someone driving a Uhaul who doesn't know enough to be worried about it (all the rentals in the area now have 'You cannot take this truck on Storrow Drive' signs to try and prevent idiots peeling off their roof).
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Baronjutter posted:Is that a thing people do, just record video and audio of their family rooms at all times? Are the cameras in every room? Is this an american thing or ??? We have a few webcams in our apartment but they are only plugged in when we're gone, so we can watch the cats/get alerts for movement at the door.
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Baronjutter posted:Is that a thing people do, just record video and audio of their family rooms at all times? Are the cameras in every room? Is this an american thing or ??? It's weird and creepy, especially the internet connected ones. They are becoming ever more popular as your sketchy internet provider gives them to you with their "home security" system and people eat it up. We have 2, one over each kids bed, but they aren't allowed to connect to the internet at my router and my older kid (3 years) is pretty close to getting his removed. The younger kid (3 months) it's still quite useful as the app does alerting on audio levels and squelches below a certain level. Neither of them record, but I could have my synology do it if I wanted.
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The ones that really weird me out are Ring who make internet doorbell cameras and give the police access to them.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:The ones that really weird me out are Ring who make internet doorbell cameras and give the police access to them. In the past I have given police footage off of my cameras when they asked nicely and explained exactly what it was for (somebody stole a trailer out of a neighbor's yard down the street and they thought the person may have driven past my house/cameras that face the street). Automatic sharing, live viewing, sharing without my explicit permission: nope nope nope.
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Motronic posted:In the past I have given police footage off of my cameras when they asked nicely and explained exactly what it was for (somebody stole a trailer out of a neighbor's yard down the street and they thought the person may have driven past my house/cameras that face the street). Automatic sharing, live viewing, sharing without my explicit permission: nope nope nope. Same. I have IP cameras that look over a busy neighborhood intersection and have given footage to neighbors who have asked but that poo poo stays localized and on a totally separate network from everything else I do.
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Motronic posted:In the past I have given police footage off of my cameras when they asked nicely and explained exactly what it was for (somebody stole a trailer out of a neighbor's yard down the street and they thought the person may have driven past my house/cameras that face the street). Automatic sharing, live viewing, sharing without my explicit permission: nope nope nope. Do you feel like you're living in Shadowrun or does it just feel normal to you to have the police use you as part of their warrantless surveillance apparatus (with your explicit permission of course)
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Devor posted:Do you feel like you're living in Shadowrun or does it just feel normal to you to have the police use you as part of their warrantless surveillance apparatus (with your explicit permission of course) You don't need warrants for cameras pointed at public spaces, and you never have.
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