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I have some established workflows for working tickets where I will have an agent take an existing ticket, ground itself in my code, and in reality, then triage that ticket to determine how to work it essentially. If that includes open questions, design decisions, things like that, it will route that to a scoping skill that asks questions in a format that I've deliberately stated and that has worked really well for me for the last few months. We'll then take that triage, get it into a work order and an open spec change if relevant, and then get that into a fresh session where I actually implement the work. And that process has worked really well. And it seems like Astra just has some baked-in

I have a Princeton Reverb Reissue, 12" special edition that I bought used on marketplace a few months ago. I tested it out and thought it was fine, but I didn't get the volume above 4.

Everything buzzes with the volume above 4.

I have tightened everything down as much as humanly possible. It doesn't matter, the cab still buzzes. I can tell it's something between the grill cloth, the baffle, and the amp chassis. Wedging stuff between the chassis and the grill cloth helps, but it still buzzes. It's horrible. I have read about replacing the baffle, but I don't want to sink more money into this piece of shit.

What can I do? I feel like my only options are sink more time and money into it, tr

TL;DR: Wedge something about 3/16" thick between the grill cloth and the amp chassis. I recommend wooden door shims; They are cheap and can be adjusted to any thickness to fit perfectly in the gap.

A few months ago I purchased a used Princeton Reverb Reissue with a 12" speaker. Starting at around volume 4 there was an annoying buzzy rattle when playing press 5-7 on the low E, which seemed to be coming from the grill cloth. It was pretty noticable at low volume, and very noticable at higher volumes.

I tried the typical suggestions for buzzing: tightening everything down, removing the metal "tube jail", testing if it was a microphonic tube. I saw more involved fixes online that suggest

I play guitar at home by myself. I have an HX Stomp, some pedals, and a Princeton Reverb Re-issue. I have been playing for a few years now and am at the point where I can jam along to some of my favorite songs, and I can lay down a few chords on my looper and noodle over it for hours.

I primarily play through headphones through the HX Stomp, and the tone is awesome.

I bought the Princeton Reverb for a couple of reasons:

1. I wanted to be able to practice loud, since I want to start going to jam sessions or maybe try out School of Rock. Basically I want to find other people to play loud with.
2. It seemed like fun to have a tube amp and I could afford it.

The problem is I want to play

I have a family friend who is about to be in big financial trouble.

He and his wife have a $40k home equity loan, and are $14k underwater on an auto loan for her car. They have just begun to get their finances under control, but they are about to lose access to affordable daycare as well as rental income. What are their options if one of them has to leave the workforce?

The Situation

Husband, wife, two small children (2 and 4). Both parents work, relying on a family member for very affordable daycare. Family member may soon be unavailable to help with childcare. They are also renting a room to tenants who plan on moving out within 6 months.

They recently took out a $40k home equity

At Wendy's today

#11, always

today, emptyness.

I'm wishing I'd bought that bottle of Galliano, but Maraschino might give me a fighting chance still.

Hey all, looking for some help here with my recently finished build.

I am using a single NVME M.2 drive. Soon after installing Windows, I noticed that my drive would go missing after my computer went to sleep. I did a BIOS upgrade, reset BIOS settings to default, and still could not get the BIOS to see the drive. Eventually after a bunch of reboots it came back up, and the consensus from my Google searches was to disable sleep mode as this is a known issue with some NVMEs or maybe ASUS motherboards. Disabling sleep worked well enough, and the drive usually survived reboots.

After a few months now, I've noticed that the drive does not always survive a reboot (or shut down / start up) and i

I am having an issue with DTS audio sources on my new setup.

TV: TCL R635 75"
Receiver: Denon AVR-S750H
Speakers: 3.1
Source: Plex
Cable: Monoprice Ultra Slim Series High Speed HDMI

When I Direct Stream content from Plex that uses DTS 5.1 audio, I get no sound from the receiver. eARC is enabled on the Roku and receiver, CEC is enabled on both as well. Roku discovers that my receiver supports "DTHD, DD+, DTS". I tried setting the audio mode to Auto Detect, Auto-Passthrough, and Dolby Digital Plus/DTS. No matter what, DTS sources only work if I transcode to AC3.

This started happening intermittently yesterday, and is now permanent t