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I've gotten to the point that I've run out of counter/wall space in the kitchen which I can allocate to knife storage, but there are still so many that I want that I'm going to have to deal with the overflow soon. The standard of sticking them in their boxes in storage tubs in a closet seems like a waste of something so beautiful but I'm also imagining the conversations with the wife if magnetic knife racks start popping up on non-kitchen walls.

So...how do you store/display the knives in your collection that aren't in your normal cooking rotation? It would be great if there was a decorative wall display that would store a large number that was a bit more artistic than the single/double st

I was doing a bit of research into a company that came by our house recently and in reviewing their contact page, one of the legal disclaimers jumped out at me. Full text is:

By submitting this form, I authorize Power Home Remodeling Group, LLC (PHRG) to contact me with information about its products and services via postal mail, email, phone and/or text at the contact information provided above, even if I am on the National or Local Do Not Call List. PHRG may use automated telephone technology to initiate calls to its customers. By checking this box and submitting this form, I consent to receive calls from PHRG about its products and services at the phone number provided above usi

Netflix on Linux with Firefox has been working fine for months without issue, and today started throwing the F7121-1331 error code. The "technical" page on this error simply recommends upgrading or trying another browser.

Thinking that Netflix might want to know that some of their customers were experiencing problems, I tried the live chat. I'm accustomed to Linux not being widely supported, but the exchange was exceptionally sub-par.

Update 1: It's working again, with no change on my part. I'm still in awe at the lackluster customer service response.

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Netflix Customer Service

Your issue is: Unable to watch anything with Firefox on

The mainsail on my Hunter 25 has finally reached end of life and I'm shopping for a new main. My main use is inland cruising and limited club racing.

One of the first options I have found is the Hunter Owners store:

https://shop.hunterowners.com/cu/detail-sails.php

Is this the best bang for my buck or are there other vendors I should be giving equal consideration to in the $1000-1500 price bracket?

Also, I notice that the sail I'm replacing has 4 partial battens but the estimate page on the above link gives the option of full battens, and when choosing the # of full battens, they are added from the top down. Is there any reason not to do 4 full battens besides added cost? My cursory