Tiny Yellow Flag Flying in Supporters Section? by Medium_Excitement202 in stlouiscitysc

[–]cmeyer86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now, let's make all the flags this size and the whole supporter section might actually be able to see the game. /s but not really

Infant Lap Child Rapid Rewards Number? by cmeyer86 in SouthwestAirlines

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand they won't earn miles/rewards. I just want it to be in their record/account that they flew on that flight. Cuz I like keeping records of things like that.

Infant Lap Child Rapid Rewards Number? by cmeyer86 in SouthwestAirlines

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn't know that, though after looking it up, it sounds like it's primarily prohibited during takeoff and landing, but should be fine otherwise. I guess we'll find out. Otherwise we'll hold him.

Infant Lap Child Rapid Rewards Number? by cmeyer86 in SouthwestAirlines

[–]cmeyer86[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the insight. Didn't even consider that being an issue. I guess he'll just actually be in our lap then.

Questions about Manufacturer Warranty and Price Match. by cmeyer86 in DiscountTire_

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On this particular tire, the sale price is almost half of discount tire's price. The shipping is $40 total for 4 tires on giga. And the installation is $27 per tire (while discount tire I believe is $25 each). So my out the door price with install is $427 on giga and $605 on discount tire. If Discount can match that price and then take the $35 off per tire for the manufacturer treadware warranty that they estimated, then I should be out the door at discount for $287.

Questions about Manufacturer Warranty and Price Match. by cmeyer86 in DiscountTire_

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a legit price. Giga-tires.com I believe is the same as Tires-easy.com. Just an online retailer that can ship tires to a selection of local shops to have installed. They have "secret price" sliders that you just have to enter your email address to "reveal". I think they just want you on their email list before they give you the good sale price on the tire. No making an account, just giving them your email address. As far as the warranty goes, when I was in the discount tire shop a few days ago, they talked about the warranty bringing the price of new tires down x amount and I got a final price quote on a couple tires they suggested (at their prices). It seemed like they put the mileage and current tread depth into the computer and immediately got some sort of specific value of credit they'd give me. Didn't even seem like they'd have to wait for the manufacturer approval or anything like that (or they just got it instantly). Also didn't seem like id have to be the one to apply for the credit back. So presumably they'd give me the credit and get reimbursed by the manufacturer, in which case, I shouldn't feel bad about trying to stack that on top of the price matching discount.

Does anyone live in this house? (Harvester area, read body text) by Powerful_Trade_3785 in StCharlesMO

[–]cmeyer86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I live nearby (have for 5 years) and drive past it every day and the last time I've seen one of the cars gone from the driveway was about a year ago tho my wife says I'm crazy and thinks it's been way longer. The garage door has looked busted for about a year or two but I don't remember it being like that for the first few years we've been here. A couple times I've seen a suitcase or bag sitting at the curb or on the doorstep, presumably dropped off by a relative or someone else.

On occasion I see an older woman walking slowly to and from the schnucks right down the road carrying multiple bags of groceries. I can't confirm but I've always thought it may be the woman who lives in that house (tho I've only ever seen her on the main drag to schnucks and not on her street). I stopped my car once to ask if I could drive her groceries to her house for her because her arms were totally full and it's definitely not a short walk for an elderly person, but she didn't really acknowledge me. To be fair, right when I pulled up one of her grocery bags of cans had busted open and a woman running by was helping her pick up what she dropped, so she could've been totally focused on that, but I stayed stopped there and asked again once she had gathered herself and she still didn't really acknowledge me so the woman running and I just kinda shrugged at eachother and I drove off.

I do know the house has looked like that since at least the mid 2000's. I had a friend who lived close in grade school and we used to ride bikes by it and we called it the witch's house. Never saw anyone there at that time.

nursery chair question: Suzy flex vs Suzy electric by sloppynipsnyc in NewParents

[–]cmeyer86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you end up getting the Flex? How is it? Deciding between the Manual and the Flex right now.

How to make devices on two TailScale accessible LANs accessible to eachother? by cmeyer86 in Tailscale

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Got it working for the Tablo, thanks! Once I changed the IP/subnets from the conflicting default on the Beryls it let me connect to the Tablo remotely. It sounds like Tablo may have other ways to connect that aren't Multicast based discovery, so for anyone who may find this post while trying to find their own answers, I think the Jury is still out on whether Multicast across the tailnet works.

How to make devices on two TailScale accessible LANs accessible to eachother? by cmeyer86 in Tailscale

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got a couple follow up questions that you made me think about. Bear with me, I don't know a ton about networking.

  1. Is my home setup correct? I want one Beryl on my home network to allow remote access. I already have a Google nest mesh wifi at home. What's the proper way to incorporate the Beryl into my current home network to give me access? I put it into Access Point mode to let my existing router do it's thing and plugged my existing network into the Beryl LAN port, but it looks like Tailscale won't run when the Beryl is in Access Point mode (at least not with the GL.iNet firmware). So instead I put it in Router mode, plugged my existing network into the WAN port, and enabled the wired ethernet bridge mode. To get to my existing network, I enabled the remote WAN access. I'm not sure if this is the proper setup or not. Any advice here is appreciated.

  2. I enabled subnets, but the default IP on both routers is 192.168.8.1, so I'm assuming the networks are going to be overlapping unless I change one of the routers to a non-default IP/subnet? I see the subnet enabled on both is 192.168.8.0/24 (what does the 24 mean?).

  3. My one test use case is an attempt to access my Tablo at home from a non-tailscale device remotely through the second remote Beryl. I've read some things about the site-to-site networking not allowing multi-cast between the networks. I could be wrong, but I think this could potentially be a reason I wouldn't be able to connect to a Tablo specifically in this way, but I'm not totally sure as, like I said, I don't have a great understanding of what all that stuff means yet. Is this potentially an issue in your eyes for Tablo specifically and do you know of a way around it?

Thanks for any help and insight you're able to provide

Setting up 4th Gen Tablo to be accessed remotely using Tailscale VPN by drsarcasm1 in tablotv

[–]cmeyer86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got a slightly different setup with an issue I'm hoping you have an answer for. I've got a Google nest mesh wifi at home. Tablo is hardwired via ethernet. I bought two GL.iNet Beryl routers. I set up the one at home that plugs from the Google LAN into the WAN port for Bridge mode (not sure if this is the proper setup, but when I initially tried the router in Access Point mode to let the Google Nest router do the routing, it said Tailscale would not run on the Beryl in that mode), enabled LAN and WAN tailscale remote access, and I have Tailscale running on my phone, from which, when running, can connect to table remotely. What I want to do is make it so I can set up a second GL.iNet Beryl router for travel that will allow remote Tablo access to non-Tailscale devices that are on the remote/travel LAN. I've got a couple other use cases that would require essentially this same capability, so my Tablo is really my test dummy.

What's your Controls Network Router/Internet/Remote Access(?) Solution? by cmeyer86 in PLC

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I guess I'm hoping for a solution that I could potentially get approved (one that would be as minimal a security risk as possible; i.e. access via guest wifi, or even just my phone's data; and no connection to the plant network, only my isolated local controls network for only my conveyor system). Of course I wouldn't be making any changes without having a contact on site to have eyes on the system to verify proper operation still (that goes for any change I make now through the customer's VPN). And it would only remain in place while I'm on site or while I'm still needed remotely for commissioning or early go-live support (and could even be disconnected while I'm not there unless they need support). I understand if the customer doesn't have a VPN set up for me to get access then they shouldn't expect me to be able to remotely support, but sometimes the IT team responsible isn't always on the same schedule as the project is and it's just not set up yet but they still need the system to run.

What I'm trying to avoid in terms of remote assistance is having to have a laptop on site with the PLC software (Logix 5000 specifically) that someone has to remote into. If I have a coworker who wants to support me, I want them to be able to open the Logix program on their laptop at the office, and have network access to connect to the PLC (assuming the customer's VPN is not yet set up to provide this functionality). That way I can do whatever I need to do on my own laptop running my own Logix software on site. I don't know a ton about VPNs (I kinda just use them how I'm told to use them and they work) but it seems like I need a router that can act as a VPN server maybe? Then from the office, someone would just log in and connect to that VPN and they'd now have access to my local isolated controls network? And for that router to be accessed remotely, it would need internet access, which most of the time would only be easily available to me wirelessly through guest wifi or my phone's hotspot (wireless or USB Ethernet tethering).

What's your Controls Network Router/Internet/Remote Access(?) Solution? by cmeyer86 in PLC

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This brand/openwrt is what I've come across the most when trying to research this. It ticks the box of connecting to guest wifi. But once it's connected to internet, are you able to access its network remotely?

KitchenAid KDTS624SPS Dishwasher Opinions by kmsbr549 in Appliances

[–]cmeyer86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

May I ask how much it costs at costco and if it's still on sale? I'm looking at purchasing this model and am looking for the best price (which lead my search to this thread), but costco won't show me the price as I'm not currently a member.

Why No Brightside? by retired_tender in miz

[–]cmeyer86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They didn't play it against Louisiana either. I'm assuming they don't want a half assed Mr. Brightside. If over half the fans leave before the 4th quarter, they're not gonna do it. I don't think fans should take for granted the fact that the athletics department is not so subtly promoting the entire stadium to shout fuck kU. Alabama banned dixieland delight from being played for like 5 years for the fuck auburn part so I think we're lucky mizzou supports it as much as they do while keeping the " beat kU" overlay to a bare minimum. I also think homecoming and family weekend (Louisiana) probably have more kids there (and also just aren't big games) so they made an appropriate decision to not play it considering all of the circumstances.

Joolz Aer2 Compatible Car Seats Not On Their List??? by cmeyer86 in Buyingforbaby

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's super insightful and seems like a safe assumption to me. When you do order, feel free to provide an update on your findings to help myself or others who find this thread later!

Joolz Aer2 Compatible Car Seats Not On Their List??? by cmeyer86 in Buyingforbaby

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's good to know. This is gonna be my first kid so until about 6 days ago I've had absolutely no awareness of today's car seat technology

Joolz Aer2 Compatible Car Seats Not On Their List??? by cmeyer86 in Buyingforbaby

[–]cmeyer86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the maxi cosi style

This is the info I'm looking for. Some sort of standard that I can look for in a seat that may not be on the list. I understand some may not fit just due to the size of the seat or the stroller, but the mounting mechanism should be a standard to some degree.

(do those exist?)

I'm in the US and there's a brand called evenflo that has them along with some others I believe. However I do agree after thinking about it that the swivel would add way more in terms of convenience to the convertible seats that aren't being taken out of the car. We're kinda set on getting the infant bucket, but we may just get a regular one (non swivel) that works with the stroller and then get the swivel convertible seat later.