timrs

u/timrs


r/melbourne•

Preferably Coles or Woolies but id take anything

My local one has started shutting earlier, at 11pm instead of 12am and I used to only just make it before closing time so I figure it will be after 12am before I can reach a further away supermarket in future

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r/FreeCAD•

I modelled a gate frame using a mirror operation and want to remove the join line between the two halves of the mirror operation so the manufacturer doesn't think I intend it to be two separate pieces.

The lines with the red scribble through them are what I want to remove from the technical drawing

https://i.imgur.com/fiA6qId.png - in drawing view

https://i.imgur.com/7eTpRKO.png - on 3d view

Is there a way to do this?

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r/Outlook•

I've added both my parent's email addresses ( 4 total, 2 each) to the outlook app to simplify things for them but now any email sent from the outlook app via any of the four email addresses shows up in the recipients inbox as being sent from [Dad's Name] despite also appearing to be sent from [Mum's email]

I don't know where [Dad's Name] was entered into Outlook in the first place, the window's user account isn't even under his name.

How can I get Outlook to send emails with the name from each linked email account as the sender rather than one catch-all name?

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r/MechanicAdvice•

I thought I had fixed the problem of my misfiring engine but now it is intermittently returning to having one cylinder misfire albeit to a lesser extent. Currently its running fine but im worried the car will revert to running on 5 cylinders full time again.

Is this likely to be a result of a more fundamental engine problem?

Could it be the ignition cable that is at fault?

I have a new set of ignition cables i could put on the front three cylinders at least, should this be done if I cant do the back three also? (Yes im trying to avoid spending any money atm!)

The original spark plug didn't show any obvious signs of damage and the neither does the new spark plug. The new spark plug did se

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r/techsupport•

I'm trying to transfer a bunch of documents to a new computer and these errors related to the file path being too long keep stacking up.

"The file name(s) would be too long for the destination folder. You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location that has a shorter path."

Then the only options are 'skip' or 'cancel'.

I don't want to manually rename hundreds of files.

Apparently there is a 259 character limit which seems ridiculous.

If I upgrade to Windows 10 and then do the transfer would that alleviate the issue?

Is there some software the automatically shortens file paths or something?

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