Close, it was a crowbar and shovel to plant a wisteria.
Hi Sparkies
I have hit a fibre network conduit in the garden but luckily the fibre isn't damaged. There is an old, redundant copper landline cable in there that I damaged.
My question is, can I patch the PVC pipe and walk away leaving some residual moisture trapped Inside? Or will the whole section need replacing and sealed up?
I have opened a support ticket with the provider and awaiting the official report on repairs.
Late forties here and in the same boat. I just finished Breath of the Wild and now I'm onto OG demon's souls for my first playthrough on my old PS3.
More Linux users?
G-string, great dystopiam shooter game made on the source engine.
What's the app? There should be settings to change it's working folders.
An external storage is the best solution for excessive amounts of data like this and USB C has pretty good speed to be capable of easy transfers if you have quality cables.
An external drive is also superior for a backup and data security regime of your work, particularly if you are video editing original works or work with sensitive data.
Lmafo
But i can't afford the extra chips though.
He was literally 20 hamburgers tall.
I'm still really happy with my 1660 OC super and my, hundreds of games, backlog that will all run on high with it still isn't going anywhere.
Trigger warning? /s
I'm wondering if there has been any consideration for Aussie.zone to defederate with MAGA.place?
I'm trying to identify this Corning Ware pattern, i was thinking tulips but the CW tulip patterns are much different.
Please help.
Hi there. I have this window mechanism to repair. I was thinking I should remove the whole window and remove the mechanism to fit some sort of new pivot point on this part as the old one has sheared off.
I've never worked on a window like this before and so far I am not sure what kind of part I could source to act as the pivot point/axle that would be suitable and last.
Any ideas?
I received this plant from an old man through a freecycle exchange around 15 years ago. When I took possession of it it was horribly root bound in a large pot of around 20L in size. His wife stood next to him and said "He's had this damn plant in this pot for around 50 years! I told him he needs to get rid of it!".
I have been told it's impossible to bonzai but my leaf is an average of 100mm long and I'm pretty happy with the form.
Hi all, I have this olive grown from seed in the ground. Several months ago I dug it up and cut the base of the roots off so it's only a few inches deep below the surface of the soil.
I'm wondering what I should do with the top, it seems a little long/high but I wanted to make use of the curve as deadwood on the tip.
The area is currently wet because it's been raining heavily the past week. There is no standing water here and the conduit is under rock and clay where the hole is about 600mm deep.
The pipe where it was broken had sloppy clay mud in the crack so I splashed it with water so I could get a better look at it. Hence the picture. I figured it was already wet and full of mud so a little splash wouldn't change anything except remove the mud.