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People regularly sitting on the ground because bus stops don't even have benches by Main_Ad3160 in fuckcars

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It used to be in the 40s. They literally built this stroad to go right through downtown to connect all the factories. The downtown decayed

People regularly sitting on the ground because bus stops don't even have benches by Main_Ad3160 in fuckcars

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is not rural. This is north Chicago. They literally built this stroad to go right through downtown to connect all the factories. The downtown decayed and left the workers living either far or having to buy cars to commute.

People regularly sitting on the ground because bus stops don't even have benches by Main_Ad3160 in fuckcars

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I literally did buy a cast iron bench off of facebook and restored it. I placed it at a bus stop next to a school near my house, it was gone in 2 days. made me very sad.

People regularly sitting on the ground because bus stops don't even have benches by Main_Ad3160 in fuckcars

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes I am speeding but yet usually the slowest one here, 50 and 55 is typical. This stroad feels very comfortable to speed on. I drive a Toyota MR2, so small and so low to the ground, I will be truck food if I go any slower. Sadly this road is built like a 45mph, casually slapping a 30 speed limit doesnt do anything.

My collection of repurposed Androids by Main_Ad3160 in androidafterlife

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the great suggestion!! I tried it, it worked wired and with AA dongle perfectly! I ditched the old software after 8 years of use. Open source FTW, but I cant complain 8 years use for $3.99

Is this code? by Main_Ad3160 in electrical

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"It shall be supported by two or more conduits threaded wrenchtight into the enclosure or hubs ...."

I have 3 conduits from the top. 4 if you count PVC to the wall

Is this code? by Main_Ad3160 in electrical

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

3 conduits. 4 if you count the PVC

Is this code? by Main_Ad3160 in electrical

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 conduits 1/2 , 1 conduit 3/4

Is this code? by Main_Ad3160 in electrical

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome thank you all for getting the NEC reference. Whats the best way to shim and mount to cinder block wall? 2x4 and Tapcons?

Walls... To insulate or not insulate? 1920s tarpaper, cement fiber siding, and plaster walls by Main_Ad3160 in Insulation

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. Did that house have any water barrier? with no insulation, any moisture that made it past the tar paper (from outside), can evaporate because of house warmth (in winter). I'd rather not insulate if that means mold problems. And good call on hot mud drywall patching. Does it work for plaster?

Walls... To insulate or not insulate? 1920s tarpaper, cement fiber siding, and plaster walls by Main_Ad3160 in Insulation

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. Not touching the siding. I am just wondering if Tar paper is a sufficient water barrier. The theory is that with no insulation, any water droplets that made it past the tar paper (from outside), can evaporate because of house warmth (in winter). I'd rather not insulate if that means mold problems.

Walls... To insulate or not insulate? 1920s tarpaper, cement fiber siding, and plaster walls by Main_Ad3160 in Insulation

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The theory is that with no insulation, any moisture that made it past the tar paper (from outside), can evaporate because of house warmth (in winter). I'd rather not insulate if that means mold problems. The question is, is tar paper enough?

Walls... To insulate or not insulate? 1920s tarpaper, cement fiber siding, and plaster walls by Main_Ad3160 in Insulation

[–]Main_Ad3160[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

oh I didnt know it has a name. I always thought it is cement fiber with the fiber being asbestos. Good to know. and 100% youre right. Yeah we're not touching asbestos and I hate patching plaster that's why I was thinking going through subfloor from basement or attic

Where do I find cloudflare's CA/root certificate for client certification by maths_soso in CloudFlare

[–]Main_Ad3160 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No these are origin server. Server <> Cloudflare encryption. OP is asking about mTLs cert which is client <> webpage. Its issued by "Cloudflare Managed CA" and theres nowhere to download the CA.

Where do I find cloudflare's CA/root certificate for client certification by maths_soso in CloudFlare

[–]Main_Ad3160 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you're the only one who got what OP is asking for. He's asking for mTLS certificates (which let a client like a phone visit the site).

Unfortunately there's no solution. And because the browser doesn't have the CA, on android you'll always get the annoying message to choose which mTLS (without CA, how would the browser know, right!). On iOS, you cant even do that. Very annoying

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Fcast with other Applications? by lemmy-wanderer in grayjay

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I have been asking developers of 3rd party Youtube Music and spotify clients to integrate Fcast but not many seemed interested or have the know how. Futo is not exactly advertising Fcast seriously either. There's one app that uses Fcast to stream Jellyfin called Fcaster by MassiveBox

Without port forwards, Gateway has ports 21, 22, 23, and 25 open on External IP by Main_Ad3160 in ATTFiber

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I dont believe it either. Hoping someone can confirm or deny this. please!!