@ClintDarden I'm almost 50 now, and the commute in the (Bay Area California) just to go sit again in a chair at a desk - this is not how we are meant to live. Hope all is well everywhere else, sometimes one area of life sucks but we want the support of those around us.
@ClintDarden You aren't alone brother, it's been years since we've spoken (photography/video stuff) but this is a tough game that we all end up playing. We have to do it for the youngsters, even though really we are all young inside. <3
This is totally ok in a pinch or something with low load, but for a fence with areas of thin wood - this means it is for looks and not durability - lame bro.
My dad has left this world so, I am soaking up this discussion internally.
As I am looking at the construction and maintenance of drawers of various kinds, I see pocket screws and would be talking to my dad about how I am upset I am that they were used for the construction of my fence a decade or more ago.
@lachy0721@alex_gayer@Tesla Battery conditioning will start eating miles immediately, which is a lot of it. Weather, driving conditions and A/C or heat will dig into the rest.
@alex_gayer Because of my experience, I agree with others that an alternative would have been better. A hybrid vehicle would have been amazing. Charge time, getting off and on freeways added a large amount of time to the trip. You can do it, but do you really want to?
@alex_gayer I did a little over 4k miles across 7 days, through various weather as well. Battery conditioning ate some of the range, and sometimes you just have to stop because you won't make it to the next charger. Trips are possible, but tough in tight timeframes as you must stop often.
@mrTeigen@Aaronia_AG@ekahau Is your AP outdoors? I used to do point to point outdoors (5GHz and other bands) and fleet week (USA) is the only time we got legitimate hits :shrug:
@AdamMancini4 Hi @AdamMancini4 have you ever thought about branching out to alerting NQ, YM or RTY? ES has so few ticks, and tends to be stuck in a range - I feel like others are easier to trade with profit potential while maintaining stops that make statistical sense.
@HackingDave Ryobi is not that bad, but no belt clips - it's not really for pros. Makita is really nice for the price IMO, I like the tools. Milwaukee have fans, DeWalt is overpriced but nice - I didn't feel a real difference between them and Makita in my use.