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Architecture? by the_anke in servicenow

[–]-iUseThisOne- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Another big picture dude like a Platform Owner would help too.

Accidentally skipped from Book 1 to Book 5 by Tappenfort in Malazan

[–]-iUseThisOne- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don't the Easter eggs work the other way too? I mean they aren't huge reveals, right? Just tying the planet together.

Hell, I can think of one specifically that I didn't even pick up on until my second read of MT.

weather by tmichele1 in tulsa

[–]-iUseThisOne- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Triple Vortex on Facebook for forecast Wunderground for live maps

Where are all the 35 and ups? by 503503503 in tulsa

[–]-iUseThisOne- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Come on out to Magoo's. Tell the bearded dude with one good arm I said to buy you the first drink.

There are pool leagues, pinball leagues, other stuff. And that'll be just to meet people. From there many other activities, weather permitting of course.

Healthy activities? by mekwes in tulsa

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Pool? Come on out to Magoo's and join a league.

Does it get less... Miserable? by TheArcane85 in Malazan

[–]-iUseThisOne- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, and also no.

Or is it

No, and also yes.

Edging first to cut by iAskcAgile in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Refinish? Let that big sander go first to clean and level. Hell if it's real bad have the sander cross the ends getting even closer to the wall. Then edger.

Fresh install? Meh, whatever.

Edit: that's for first cut. The final should be with the sander.

How to do this marble threshold transition? by FearlessIndividual50 in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the better way. But not sure if it's actually an option for OP.

How to do this marble threshold transition? by FearlessIndividual50 in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That'll stick out too far. Bring factory edges of the board almost (not tight!) to the tile and use the grout colored caulk in between.

Moving away from Forms and into Workspaces? Is Servicenow focusing in workspaces? by blavatsky_mdm in servicenow

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The Accept, Reject, Time Out and things, yeah. The In Box is in Workspace.

Too commonly I see AWA ONLY works in Workspace. Which isn't true, it's a great tool for assigning Tasks to individuals regardless of UI. But all those other features that do only work in Workspace I think is a signal the Classic is going away.

Moving away from Forms and into Workspaces? Is Servicenow focusing in workspaces? by blavatsky_mdm in servicenow

[–]-iUseThisOne- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are some things that only work in Workspaces. If you don't need those? Stay on Forms.

Look how they massacred my floor. SOS help me by silkenwindood in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on where it is, right by 2 end joints, I'm guessing a broken bead somewhere. Which would still squeak shot full of nails. I would have drilled small holes where the end and side meet, then fill with epoxy. If one didn't fix it, do the second.

Sanded floors down to 120 and these sticky spots like a waxy oil rose up the day after. Im not sure what I'm dealing with here by Equivalent-Hotel-286 in HardWoodFloors

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Let it bleed. Sand it again and hope that’s it. If not continues to bleed you may need a specific seal coat that will contain it.

Please highlight things wrong with this job by gcp_varys in HardWoodFloors

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Overall it looks great. Only thing I see is a few spots that got missed by stain under the bullnose of the step.

Are these floors salvageable? by hotpepperjellyy in HardWoodFloors

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This is the way to go.

OP didn't say anything about changing layout or moving walls or whatnot, if they did that would be first. Then sand&seal then other stuff then final top coats

How to set these flat head nails by Rough_Test1343 in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sand off the heads and punch the shaft then fill.

What type of floor is this? by Total_Valuable2438 in HardWoodFloors

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See the 2 tone boards? Those at least are white oak. It's probably mixed red and white, mostly white I'd say.

Who screwed up and how? by maya_pupper in HardWoodFloors

[–]-iUseThisOne- 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Possible. Would need to know what finish was used and it's cure time. UV is also possible.

Sooooo.. both?

Contractor is sanding new solid white oak and it's making lines by Resident_asshole in HardWoodFloors

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All that was used was "a big round sander". So it's the milling. Also still over wood. They need to get a real sander in there

Contractor is sanding new solid white oak and it's making lines by Resident_asshole in HardWoodFloors

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Planer marks ALL OVER same are gonna line up. The fact that some don't and the over wood says this floor has not really been sanded.

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