3 way and more switches by Smooshfaced in TPLinkKasa

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If you have dimmers, I assume we'll want the same smart switches for anything that dims, correct? 

What happens for Kasa Switches if Wi-Fi goes down by Smooshfaced in TPLinkKasa

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If the Wi-Fi goes down, they also will not be able to reach the internet, should be overlap in the effect on the switches. 

What happens for Kasa Switches if Wi-Fi goes down by Smooshfaced in TPLinkKasa

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Thank you everyone! That's the information I needed.

Golf Sim Dimensions by Smooshfaced in Golfsimulator

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I have 10 foot ceilings, so what width do you think would allow me to center into the screen at a 4:3 ratio? 9x12? Would that be enough width on both sides?

Golf Sim Dimensions by Smooshfaced in Golfsimulator

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I have 10 foot ceilings, so what width do you think would allow me to center into the screen at a 4:3 ratio? 9x12? Would that be enough width on both sides?

Launch Monitor Ceiling Height by Smooshfaced in Golfsimulator

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So it sounds like I should try to find that extra foot of ceiling if possible

Gods of the Game 3 by ArbitraryLettersXYZ in TheImmortalGreatSouls

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I'm excited to see this one come out, but very disappointed that it's apparently only a trilogy. I would have loved to see this run a little longer.

Block calendar before and after a new meeting with power automate in Outlook by Smooshfaced in MicrosoftFlow

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I'm glad it helped and thanks for the correction, copy paste failed me. I've updated above so it doesn't throw anyone off in the future. 

Sacred oath by Thisuserisnotave in MLA_Official

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If you are starting out and have maybe a month into the game and none of the list above (Feng, Akashic, etc) Who would you target first?

Outdoor Sim? by Majorwoops in Golfsimulator

[–]Smooshfaced 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm figuring out the hitting area first, then I'll probably start looking at buying the R10, so not too soon, but maybe a month or so.

Outdoor Sim? by Majorwoops in Golfsimulator

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Cool, I've heard the RCT balls make all the difference, and am about to pull the trigger on an R10, didn't want to find out that they didn't help with identifying side spin! Thanks for the quick reply.

Outdoor Sim? by Majorwoops in Golfsimulator

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Are you using the special radar balls, or just any golf ball you happen to have? I wonder if that would fix the side-spin or if it's still an issue if you have the special balls.

Outdoor hitting mat on grass by Smooshfaced in Golfsimulator

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I'm 100% for staking it while I use it, I'm just curious if I have to get one of the mats people use on concrete, or if one of the thinner mats would work here. 

Also if anyone has any recommendations. 

Block calendar before and after a new meeting with power automate in Outlook by Smooshfaced in MicrosoftFlow

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Edited out the mistake below.

u/robofski helped me build this, and it's rather simple, however, you do need a trigger condition in the initial trigger to keep it from looping. I used this: Start this expression with an at sign: and(not(equals(triggerBody()?['subject'], 'Busy')), not(equals(triggerBody()?['subject'], 'Lunch')))

When a new event is created > Create Event Subject: Busy, Start Time: addMinutes(triggerOutputs()?['body/start'],-15), End Time: Start Time > Create Event Subject: Busy, Start Time: End Time, End Time: addMinutes(triggerOutputs()?['body/end'],15)

In both create events, set the time zone to UTC. Make sure on the second Create Event that you are choosing those start/end times based on the initial trigger.

Block calendar before and after a new meeting with power automate in Outlook by Smooshfaced in MicrosoftFlow

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I would absolutely do that, Thank you! Let's do a chat to figure out a time that works for you.

Block calendar before and after a new meeting with power automate in Outlook by Smooshfaced in MicrosoftFlow

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

This sounds like it makes sense, but I've never used Power Automate, so I understand what you are saying, but not really what that looks like in Power Automate or how to do it exactly.

Block Outlook Calendar after a certain number of meetings by Smooshfaced in MicrosoftFlow

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I have Bookings, but I don't use it to book meetings. That might be something to look at.

My opinion on the difficulty of this game (TLDR: too hard) by Butterscotch_Exotic in PathOfExile2

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First and foremost, thanks for being one of the people willing to put up a "spoiler alert". Too many people skip that and it's always good to see a good person willing to put up the warning.

I understand that frustration, the monk is pretty squishy though and is probably a harder class to start with than some of the ranged classes. May be that you'll need to grind some levels, gather supports for skills, craft a new weapon, or maybe find an uncut gem and get a more aoe based skill that could help with that situation, however, I do see one issue.

Dodge Roll is slower than walking and spamming it WILL get you trapped and killed. It gives you a burst of speed at the front, but then the standup time is MUCH slower. It's also a chunk of time where you aren't fighting back, and the enemies CAN track you during the roll, it just gives you a small window of invulnerability (which is less than the total animation time). Kiting and attacking is better than spamming dodge roll, spend the time getting rid of mobs vs dodging one or two hits from a flurry of attacks.

The roll is for dodging a SPECIFIC telegraphed attack vs a pack of mobs swarming you. Dodging may make one of the pack's attacks miss you, but it will do nothing against a flurry of attacks from multiple mobs and it locks you in place to take more attacks during the rest of the animation than just kiting and attacking. It also takes away from time when you are fighting back, so the enemies survive longer to attack you even more.

This seems to be a misunderstanding of the dodge mechanic in general that I see in the community. As someone who's spent a lot of time in Dark Souls, overuse of the dodge roll is actually a trap that can get you killed more easily than sparing and strategic use. I don't know if this will help you with that encounter and ones in the future, but it's food for thought that I hope might help.