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6h ago
inI finally tried that 'write a story from a random object in your room' prompt after thinking it was silly for years.
Feel for you, @butler.tessa, that's rough.
9h ago
inChanged my mind about using big finance forums after talking to my neighbor
My local hardware store has a bulletin board for old house plumbing questions. The answers there saved me three service calls last year. Same idea, just less yelling about copper pipes.
1d ago
inJust realized my old boss was right about using a meter on every new install
Don't trust the panel" is just fear mongering.
1d ago
inHad a guy at the truck stop in Bakersfield tell me I was overthinking a simple injector pull
Yeah, "ceramic confetti" is the perfect way to put it. Next they'll be telling us to just pour some sand in the oil for a nice polishing effect. It's like watching someone try to fix a watch with a sledgehammer. Some advice you just gotta laugh at and slowly back away from.
2d ago
inHad to choose between a big title block or a separate sheet for a recent set of plans
You said it felt like overkill once it was printed, and I totally get that. I've been there, making a whole separate sheet with custom borders that just ends up feeling too much for a small job. The middle ground I found is using a standard title block but leaving the top half of that first page mostly empty for the project name and key notes. That way it's still clean and organized without needing a whole extra sheet that adds time and complexity. It keeps everything together for the contractor too, so they aren't flipping back and forth just for basic info. For a remodel, that simpler approach usually gets the job done without the extra fuss.