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Today I found a small leak in the hot water lines right near one of our baseboards. I’d like to try to stop the water flowing through. I turned off the line valve for the zone, right after the zone valve, but even after I do that there is water spraying out of the leak.

Is there something else I need to do in order to stop the leak? Or does it just take a while since the line is under pressure?

We have a 3-4 year old sulcata and she stays outside for most of the summer. Unfortunately all of the grass in her enclosure has died, and we are looking to get something in there so she can graze.

We were looking into putting down some sod, but are concerned the growers used pesticides/herbicides while growing.

Has anyone ever gone this route before? Is there a special type/brand we can look for?

Got the Quest 2 for Christmas. So far everything has been great. The view has been fully immersive. Now today it’s like I’m looking through a small window into the VR.

Not sure how to describe it, but it’s like there is now a big black border around the viewport. It’s like I have no peripheral vision in the headset.

Anyone have this issue?

I need to know to to read through a JSON file so I can import each item into a mongoDB collection.

I've tried a few tutorials and articles and I just can't seem to get it to work.

Anyone have a good link?

A month ago we rescued Petey, a pitbul mix. We are in NH, and he came up from the South. He’s one of the sweetest and friendly dogs I’ve ever met.

Petey is a puppy, and he loves to chew things. Sometimes he chews things he shouldn’t. Because of this we have cleared anything small that he could swallow. Over the weekend he decided to chew up a bean bag chair, and in doing so he ingested a large amount of styrofoam beads. He was passing them, so we figured he would be OK. He showed no signs of anything being wrong until last night. He had a black, tarry BM. He went to hide in our bathroom and was very unlike himself. When we saw he had pale gums, we took him to an emergency vet. Th

A month ago we rescued Petey, a pitbul mix. We are in NH, and he came up from the South. He’s one of the sweetest and friendly dogs I’ve ever met.

Petey is a puppy, and he loves to chew things. Sometimes he chews things he shouldn’t. Because of this we have cleared anything small that he could swallow. Over the weekend he decided to chew up a bean bag chair, and in doing so he ingested a large amount of styrofoam beads. He was passing them, so we figured he would be OK. He showed no signs of anything being wrong until last night. He had a black, tarry BM. He went to hide in our bathroom and was very unlike himself. When we saw he had pale gums, we took him to an emergency vet. Th

Whenever I play Hardpoint it’s a constant stream of score streaks. Most for the enemy team.

It’s hard to play through constant stream bombing runs, incendiary bombers, paratroopers, ball turret gunners, artillery, more carpet bombers. It’s rediculous.

Is there some secret I’m missing here? You can say the people are just good but that’s Bs because it’s every single game I play.

I'm working on a web app(first attempt at a serious app that will be live for others to use) that will allow users to exchange/trade cards from a popular collectible card game, and I'm wondering the best way to store the users individual "collections".

Right now I think the best way to do it would have a table for 'Inventory', in which each card entered as part of a users collection is a separate entry into the table.

So, each entry would look like this(as an example):

{"card": {
"User ID": "Username"
"Card ID": ###,
"name": "Card Name",
"Set": "Set"
"quantity": ##
"condition": "Card Condition"
}}

Then, whenever someone would load a page to view a u

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http://imgur.com/uUh8QFb

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Let's say you needed to start a new project from scratch. What's your process? How do you choose the framework/languages/tools you use? How do you keep track of the "to do" list?

I'm trying to start my first major project. I can envision the middle and end, where I want to go, but building a solid foundation to start with is quite intimidating. Anyone else experience this when they started out?