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13d ago
inRant: my contractor cut a hole in my ceiling for a can light and hit the 1930s knob and tube I told him was up there
Man, my guy did the same thing with a water line, told him three times.
13d ago
inMy old shop swore by heat guns, I switched to a $40 soldering iron and never looked back
Man, I feel you on that one, dealing with the old heads who act like there's only one way to do things gets old fast. If it's working and holding up on your repairs that's all that matters.
14d ago
inFound a link that redirects to itself, infinite loop in 5 seconds flat
Honestly that's just lazy coding on their end, not some rare mystery.
14d ago
Two weather apps gave me opposite forecasts, so I drove to the storm
What made you finally decide the barometer in your garage was the way to go instead of just trying a different app? Because the apps are all pulling from the same models most of the time, so switching around is kinda like asking the same guy the same question twice and hoping he changes his answer. The radar data itself is fine, it's the computer models that guess wrong, especially with stuff like hail and pop up storms in Kansas where things change fast. Have you kept any kind of log of your barometer readings versus what actually happened, or are you just going off memory? If you've got two weeks of real numbers showing your garage setup beats the apps, that's worth way more than a gut feeling.