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Hey everybody, I am a reddit lurker that has been around forever but never post. I am looking for some advice on a tile job we are getting done in a bathroom for a tub to shower conversion.

The person doing the job is friendly, very professional, and, up until the some of the tiles went in place, has been extremely thorough with the work.

However, there are a lot of areas in the tile work that are very misaligned. Take a look at the photos. A couple questions for the pros - is this really unacceptable work? I feel it is. What would be some reasonable avenues for rectification - require a revision of the work or get a discount? I have already paid half. I respect the time and eff

I am on day 16 and I am still experiencing major issues with 'brain fog'. I am having trouble focusing, remembering things, motivating, and just feel 'disassociated'. From reading, I see this is common in the beginning. Has anyone else had issues like this going into week 3 and longer? Any coping mechanisms that you might recommend? Btw, I quit cold turkey - no NRT so I have been going through full nicotine withdrawal. Thanks in advance!

Hi, first time posting here and maybe this isn't the best spot. But, it seems like some people here might have some advice for this!

We have a very large douglas fir on our property that seems to be on the way out. About 80 feet tall, maybe more, and around 3 feet in diameter at chest height. Straight as an arrow. (I have measured the circumference yet but it is a big tree).

It seems like there is value here and I am wondering how to maximize it. Of course, it could be used for firewood to sell or use (I heat primarily with cedar and oak now) but it isn't the best wood for that, I think.

I can imagine other options would be to sell whole logs or pay a mobile mill to cut it into rough

I am adding an inbound connection to my network. I am looking into speedify for channel blending, dual wan routers for load balancing and trying to figure out the best set up.

My main goal is to control the usage of my new connection (4g installed wireless). My plan is 30gigs a month and I don't want to go over on that connection because it is very expensive. My other connection, DSL, doesn't have a cap I need to worry about.

I figure I can control this in a couple different ways. 1) Use speedify to manage the connection and turn off usage when I hit 30gigs. The problem with this is that I would have to put a computer between the router and my AP to be able to control all the traffi

I just have two questions. I am just starting out and don't know whether I have a buggy copy or if it is just me. I have the latest download and patches.

So:

Basic Flight Training. I am able to line myself up with the hanger doors in the roof. However, they will not open for me. I have watched tutorials and the orientation grid simply does not fire no matter where I am in the hanger. Bug or me?

My ship: It is in my hangar and seemingly ready to go. I can get into the cockpit. However it does not power up. Also, I cannot get out of the seat.

I both scenarios, I have hit just about every key on the keyboard to no avail.

Any help is appreciated. I am frustrated right out of t

My wife an I are looking to buy our first home which will be our primary residence. However, our loan officer is advising us to purchase as a second home.

The primary reason for this is that we will be moving away and transferring jobs at around the same time an underwriter will be looking at our finances. We are pretty good on paper with our current incomes and the idea is that this would make the process easier and quicker.

We would convert the home to a primary after the sale. Our finances are fine in regards to holding the home after the move.

Does this approach raise red flags for anyone?

A couple things we have questions about:

• Tax implications - short and long term
• We

Dang - here is the photo. Apparently I can't reddit good sometimes....

Found off Anacapa in So Cal. There was a veritable orgy of them there...

-Canon point and shoot with housing

-Underwater setting - super technical, I know..

-30 feet-ish.

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