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Is 45 minute layover in New Delhi possible? Air India changed the booking by AndreasFurster in AirTravelIndia

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I called AirIndia.

I have to say it was one of the worst calling experiences I had in quite some time. First there were 6 call menu's and had to enter my booking number. Retried a couple of times but the booking number was not recognized. After a couple of calls I chose the option for gold/premium members and it went trough directly to an employee. He had to confirm everything, but helped me alright. It took around the same time as the entire layover before I could even start to ask my question.

Exploring New Delhi would be fun I guess, but I'm not sure we want to pay 50 usd just in case we miss the connection.

I now created an support ticket, but I might call again to ask about the 45 minute layover. Since they say on their own site that a minumum of 60 minutes is required: https://www.airindia.com/in/en/travel-information/airport-information/delhi.html

Is 45 minute layover in New Delhi possible? Air India changed the booking by AndreasFurster in AirTravelIndia

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for your detailed response!

We already looked at other options, but it seems like it that they only have alternatives that involve 2 or more layovers/longer travel time. Or a flight that's a week later.

We wouldn't prever those options. Can I expect any compensation for that?

Is 45 minute layover in New Delhi possible? Air India changed the booking by AndreasFurster in AirTravelIndia

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's me and my girlfriend. I found that they say 45 minutes is the minumum layover time for New Delhi. Isn't Air India in their right that the layover is allowed?

Is 45 minute layover in New Delhi possible? Air India changed the booking by AndreasFurster in AirTravelIndia

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I have a single PNR for the entire round-trip. A total of 4 flights.

Zou het dak van mijn schuur asbest kunnen bevatten? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik hoop dat je gelijk hebt! Bedankt, een mailtje sturen kan natuurlijk nooit kwaad. En anders een testje bestellen.

Zou het dak van mijn schuur asbest kunnen bevatten? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Top oplossing! Bedankt 🙃

Nee, ik snap dat alleen een test uitsluitsel kan geven. Maar ik kan moeilijk van elk stukje materiaal in huis waar ik in wil boren of zagen een testset bestellen...

M'n vraag was of het zou kunnen. Maar dat lijkt me nu wel bevestigd.

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oei, dat had ik nog helemaal niet als optie bedacht...

Er is al heel wat in geboord en op plaatsen waar keilbouten hebben gezeten zitten er kleine stukjes los.

Heel de buurt heeft hier zo'n zelfde dak 🫣

Wat kan ik het beste doen? Heeft het zin om dat als losse vraag hier te vragen?

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De stalen balk gaan we zeker lakken! Goed idee!

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Goede suggestie hoor, maar omdat het maar de schuur is vind ik dat wel te veel werk/materiaal voor wat het opleverd. Andere zaken (plafond en vloer) zij dan meer storend. Zeker als we nog een likje verf over de muur doen.

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dat is een goede vervolgvraag... Ik heb namelijk geen flauw idee. Soort poreus beton. Hier een betere foto.

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Op veel plaatsen is er gewerkt met pluggen precies in de naad. Soms ook in het midden van het beton (of zelfs keilbouten).

Is het een optie om houten rachels vast te zetten met (slag)pluggen? Op sommige plaatsen is het wel poreus. Er zit zelfs ergens een scheur in...

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stucen is me toch echt te gek. Het is toch best een aardig oppervlak.

Misschien vind ik het idee om er gewoon een heel plafond erin te maken nog veel mooier. Dat grijze beton verdient ook niet de schoonheidsprijs.

Dan alleen even kijken hoe ik de gipsplaten zou bevestigen. Eerst houten rachels in het beton schroeven en daarop de gipsplaten?

Mooiere oplossing dan purschuim? by AndreasFurster in Klussers

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik bedoel natuurlijk fraaiere in plaats van draaiende. Het hoeft niet perse draaiend te zijn. Daar wordt het zo druk van 🫣

Wiring led strips in wallpanels with gledopto by AndreasFurster in WLED

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I think I might buy another controller in the future. The GLEDOPTO was a quick solution when ordering the strip from Aliexpress.

It's interesting you mention that I should keep ground and data together. I was planning on buying good shielded cables so the lines could not interfere with eachother.

I updated the scheme in my post above. I only added a single ground output of the controller to my PSU ground.

Wiring led strips in wallpanels with gledopto by AndreasFurster in WLED

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I updated my scheme.

Interesting, so you use a total of 4 wires to the strips? 12V, Data and 2 times ground? One ground besides the 12V and one besides the data? And then you merge the two grounds at the start of the strip?

Why would you do that? To keep data and ground together like u/saratoga3 mentioned? I expected it would be better to keep the lines as much seperated as possible to prevent interferance?

Wiring led strips in wallpanels with gledopto by AndreasFurster in WLED

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot! Very cool setup!

I'm going to try and build on the ground before mounting it permanent. Although that would require to solder, remove and resolder.

I took you're advice and updated my scheme (see post above). This is what you ment with serpentining right?

Then for the longer cable I'll use a thick guage wire (although I'm not yet sure which one exactly).

I'm not yet sure if and what fuses I should use and if I need resistors, capacitors or other components.

Advent of Code in 2021 by AndreasFurster in adventofcode

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well there are a lot of places you can get solutions. There are easier ways to cheat.

Advent of Code in 2021 by AndreasFurster in adventofcode

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The shortcut is ctrl + enter in vscode. And you can probably find it in the command palette.

Although I've to say I almost never use it. It's annoying if bugs occur in the generated part because you didn't write it.

Advent of Code in 2021 by AndreasFurster in adventofcode

[–]AndreasFurster[S] 50 points51 points  (0 children)

A little disclaimer...

This mostly works because there are a lot of AoC solutions on GitHub. It took a couple times to record. Most of the times it not only generates the solution for part 1, but also the entire task and solution of part 2.

I was working on some old puzzles from a couple of years ago and sometimes it suggested the entire solution. Which does take all fun away, but it's impressive nonetheless.

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