@broblas Agreed. I had ChatGPT size an o-ring for a spool valve and it just wasn’t working. I finally looked through that manual and got it to work.
Now, I have a 3D printed tennis ball cannon that shoots a ball at ~150 mph
@DieGo2SHAE@PaulSteidl Next time you visit you should walk over to Island Prime. It was under 20 minutes from the old terminal (not sure about now since they redesigned it).
@DWillPHXAZ@PaulSteidl Yeah I love flying to Phoenix for Suns games. It’s so nice taking the little tram from the airport to downtown and then being able to walk to the arena
@ReginaldCatter3@PaulSteidl Who knows if we’ll ever get that people mover connecting the blue line to the airport. I’d settle for a dedicated bus lane with signal priority
@lite_hause@PaulSteidl Unless you live in Banker’s hill it’s not too bad. And most home (not rentals) have thicker glass to deal with the noise. I’d say it’s no worse than people who live in UTC/Miramar and have F35s and Ospreys flying overhead all day
@Hunter_Weiss It’s hard to tell from the video, but did they get the weight down by integrating the batteries into the frame? I can’t imagine them being able to do the whole 5 mile loop otherwise
@AnnaBower My dog and are I doing the one in Del Mar next month. There’s still time to get assigned to this one and enjoy the better beach!
Coverage from last year: https://t.co/MPSYcBD0r5
@FulltimeBenny@Hoplite_Ind My dogs are good at a lot of things, but finding a tennis ball in the middle of 40,000 square-yard park at night is not one of them.
I’d be very impressed if any dog could do that as fast as playing fetch during the day
@DKThomp Don Quixote and Romeo and Juliet definitely come to mind when considering books that emphasize personal fulfillment over societal pressure and hierarchical structure
@bay_photography The book attributes its beauty not to the landscape, but what populated it. There was an amazing abundance of wildlife.
Early Spanish travelers noted that there were so many ducks that they would block out the sky when flying. There were a ton of wales, otters, and deer.