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r/irc•

I've had nostalgia for the old IRC game for years. I made a web based version. No sign up, free to play. 3 Claude based bots play until there are enough real players to fill a room. Check it out. would love some feedback! acrio.io / www.acrio.io

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r/JUSTNOMIL•

I moved to my wife's home town 4 years ago to be around her family and ideally get a little help with our 2 kids. Nothing too much, my wife is stay at home and I am fortunate to have a decent job, we do not live lavishly but in this area of the country we do fine. When we finally moved here I realized that my MIL, divorced for about 3 decades, has not moved on from that time in her life. She has not done any maintenance on her home at all, she has not been to the doctor, nothing. She does not take care of herself to the point that she smells. Nobody can come to her house. A little over 2 years ago my wife had a medical emergency and MIL came to stay with us for a few weeks while that was re

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r/askaplumber•

The water line coming into my basement has a couple old gate valves and several drips. I'm planning on replacing the whole contraption starting just below the joists. I have had other plumbing projects going strong for 15 years in my previous house so I'm fairly confident doing the work but there are some things here I have not dealt with before.

My plan is to replace the gates (No longer working to turn the house water off completely) with modern 1/4 turn valves, mount the meter to the wall, and switch to PEX going to a water softener and then back to the original copper near the joists. I am confident soldering and will probably do solder for my copper to PEX transitions. (Also going to p

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r/hvacadvice•

I've got a gas furnace that's about 23 years old. I know replacing it would be a fix but it's been rock solid and I've had it serviced recently. They put a machine on it to check for cracks and it checked out ok. That was about 6 months ago.

Right now when heat is requested I can see the igniter start to glow and *most* of the time the furnace starts right up but some times gas flows but there is no actual ignition. If I blow through the furnace grates it'll light right off.

I also have a steam humidifier that sometimes seems to get WAY too aggressive and floods the duct work. I suspect it's because the heater has not "lit" a few times and has gone into a safe mode so when the humidifier

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