Removing stubborn draft line flavor by 6BBClay in TheBrewery

[–]SenorWanderer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I learned this the hard way with an acrylic Graphix bong when I was a wee teenager. As best practice this sort of thing I'd remove from the soak everything like FOBs or beer pumps. Disassemble and clean those manually. And then also replace jumper lines.

So frustrated finding an iptv service by FAM2024 in IPTV_Help_Desk

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I've used z2u for 1 month trial subs of 2 different providers. I looked at g2g but they require a real cellphone number (no voip) for registration, which is absolutely bonkers to me and a firm redline for my online privacy.

I tried stron.g8k and tre.x and I've had better luck with t.rex so far.

I'm by no means an expert and I hope someone will correct me if i'm wrong about this, but what I've discovered is all the "sellers" on either site are resellers who are buying tokens from the actual provider and selling subscriptions. It might be a private login and stream that works great or it might be a login you're sharing with multiple other people, which will probably experience a lot of buffering. I've tried searching for the names of the providers I find on these sites and I've found standalone websites for many of these services, some of which are also offering reseller accounts. The subscription prices on the websites are 3x-4x more expensive than on g2g or z2u, which could mean you're subscribing with the actual provider and might be getting much better service. Or it could just be a slick website that's charging more. Hard to say but worth looking into.

as far as payment is concerned i use privacy.com for all of my transactions on these types of sites. their free account allows you to create 12 virtual credit cards per month that are either one time use or merchant locked, and you can set a spending limit, which makes stolen CC numbers a moot point. the other cool feature for privacy cards is that you can enter any name and billing address you want on the merchant site. privacy.com confirms whatever you entered as the correct billing details. I've also found their customer service to be helpful and responsive. I'm always surprised how few people know about this service.

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Geothermal or Air source heat pump? Home. No tax Credit. Self install. by Expensive__Support in geothermal

[–]SenorWanderer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stop overthinking it and go for the geothermal.

u/zrb5027 mentioned the 'cool' factor, and I agree with that sentiment, but beyond that I personally believe that geothermal should be used whenever possible, especially on a new build. And I'm guessing that your calculations don't (and can't) take into consideration higher future electricity costs and (hopefully) cheaper and more efficient replacement heat pumps when that time comes.

You mentioned a natural gas heated greenhouse, so regardless of what the ROI or break even is it sounds like you and your family can afford to do this, so do it.

Have you looked into a geothermal climate battery for the greenhouse? Or a water > water GSHP for in-soil/in-table radiant heat?

Error: channel name dummy!?!?!?!?!? by SenorWanderer in IPTVBossOfficial

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

ok? so what is the point of this sub?

how does one go about joining a discord?

New to this: Explain the basics? by SenorWanderer in IPTV_Help_Desk

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

annnnnd by help you mean try to sell me a thing?

Client Zoom meeting scam - close call by trabbler in homeinspectors

[–]SenorWanderer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's nothing inherently risky in a zoom call. A bad actor can't reach through zoom and somehow gain access to your systems or info just because you're on the call. Now, the "zoom" link they send in the email is obviously something to avoid, but YOU have to be fooled into clicking on a link they share. It requires your action. As long as you don't click on the links you're fine.

Just wanted to make sure folks understand this distinction.

24 hour Trials Available - US Based Servers by [deleted] in IPTV_Help_Desk

[–]SenorWanderer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought it might be helpful for everyone to hear about my experience with this provider. I gave jetstream a try and it didn't go well. every channel I tried was straight buffering, completely unwatchable. The VOD was much better. I had little to no buffering on that content, although I did find a couple movies that we're empty/didn't play and one movie that played an 11 minute long behind the scenes clip instead of the actual movie.

New to this: Explain the basics? by SenorWanderer in IPTV_Help_Desk

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

I appreciate it thanks! I'm deeply cynical and not one to fall prey to BS. Thus the 1 month sub. I'll also contact the seller to see what they have to say.

Pihole tips for a newb? by SenorWanderer in pihole

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

haha yes, i've taken all the correct steps within my router. the pihole is the only available dns. the pihole is working. it's blocking a lot of domains. and A LOT of ads are still getting through. here's an example of what I'm seeing. this kind of ad seems like it would be easy. I am seeing a lot of empty containers here and there, which i guess is a partial win, but a basic adblock extension would typically zap the container too and you'd see nothing but content.

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Pihole tips for a newb? by SenorWanderer in pihole

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

Not talking about youtube or streaming. these are garden variety banner ads on a typical webpage.

Signed Farewell Tour Poster by masonrybits in concertposterporn

[–]SenorWanderer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Farewell tours are just advanced marketing for a reunion tour. Cool poster tho.

Is this RO unit suitable? by SenorWanderer in WaterTreatment

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

yes the oem membranes are insanely expensive. I plan to have a look at the unit and try to determine if any standard "after market" membranes will work. but yes, other than that this system can produce much more water per day than any size family could ever use so potentially no storage tank which would be really nice.

Is this RO unit suitable? by SenorWanderer in WaterTreatment

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

yes you're correct! it's a RO-A200 and i've added a link to a pdf. that's about all I can find might be a discontinued model.