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As the text says... When I got started I did budget stuff for everything. Had a roll of carpet underlay around and just unrolled it on the concrete and put a cheap 12mm amazon mat on top.

I should also say I have a really screwed up wrist, even regular golf can cause pain with it. Hitting off mats at the range always gives me a little soreness.

Ran that for two years and used it basically every day through the winter with no problems at all. I needed to replace the mat this year and decided to get a 'premium' amazon one at 31mm thickness. However, right away I notice that this setup is causing some issues. I think the carpet underlay is the better shock absorber than the black materi

Hey, my son is a budding rider, loves lift access or shuttled flow trails and not a huge fan of pedaling up like his parents do.

He's on a '20 Rocky Mountain Soul right now with 27.5 wheels and it has been working for him for everything he wants to do. The soul has a bit of a slack front end and lets him rip pretty good.

I've been offered a 2017 Cannondale Scalpel Carbon Race in great shape for about $2500CAD. It's an XS frame which fits him according to the size charts. So even though this thing is an XC race rocket, I'm considering whether it'll be a good bike for his needs.

I have two goals, continue to feed his enjoyment of downhill biking and see if I can get him doing some climbing

Hey, my son is a budding rider, loves lift access or shuttled flow trails and not a huge fan of pedaling up like his parents do.

He's on a '20 Rocky Mountain Soul right now with 27.5 wheels and it has been working for him for everything he wants to do. The soul has a bit of a slack front end and lets him rip pretty good.

I've been offered a 2017 Cannondale Scalpel Carbon Race in great shape for about $2500CAD. It's an XS frame which fits him according to the size charts. So even though this thing is an XC race rocket, I'm considering whether it'll be a good bike for his needs.

I have two goals, continue to feed his enjoyment of downhill biking and see if I can get him doing some climbi

Hi, I'm building up a sim in my garage and was donated a projector and screen from a buddy. I'm wondering if I can use the screen or if I'll just punch through it/dimple it too badly to be usable?

It's just a regular 83" home use screen and I'm prepared to replace it with something more fit for purpose if I have to, but wondering if I can make what I have work...

So it seems like the two schools of thought are:

1- slackness is your friend, you want it just hanging loosely so it 'catches' and drops the ball, it'll pull out of shape for a bit but should just drape back down. So if I go with this method, it's just put some grommets on the top, maybe a little weight on the bottom if needed,

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I don't understand what could be done differently though. I guess wait until the season is over to do anything, but maybe they don't want to risk losing Tocchet, or would prefer a few wins to end it out.

I dunno, I guess media all wants to get their sound bites and whoever is leaking is the real ass, but man they are like sharks when they catch the scent of blood.

This could turn out to just be rumors too.

Canucks fans... We've had a tough year. It's been nasty and not fun a lot of the time. Bright spots are hard to find and players, fans, the coach and FO have been dragged through the mud.

We have seen some terrible performances by players looking completely disinterested. At times the team looks like they don't know what to do next. Our defensive game has been trash at times and deserves a lot of blame for our current state.

Some of us had pretty high hopes for this year's crew, it looked like we had improved what already was a good F crew adding Mikheyev and Kuzmenko.

Our D was much the same, a liability but there was hope that a healthy Dermott and Poolman might be an improvement o

Hi all, I have been working on trying to get IPTV stable enough to use with TVHeadend. The issue I have with many providers is when the stream goes bad, my recordings become unusable. The last few days I have made a bit of a breakthrough and it seems pretty stable. I thought I would share my work with you all to pay it forward and see if it can be improved. One thing I'm not happy with is it doesn't necessarily clean up the processes particularly when a mux scan happens. Credit goes to this thread which kept feeding me ideas to try. Anyways here's what I did:

/usr/local/bin/ffmpegin.sh

#!/bin/bash

while [ 1 ]; do
/opt/ffmpeg-5.1