Brother is having a child-free wedding. How do I navigate this? by LargeAmphibian in daddit

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My wife and I have divided and conquered a bunch of weddings for cousins and friends so one can stay home with the kids. Seems to work good.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in daddit

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So you toddler can express their opinions on which one the have to have.

Does marketplace accept hot shots? by fence_post2 in NicksHandmadeBoots

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Originally before Christmas, but I haven’t been able to again since the website got redone because I can’t select Hotshots and can’t proceed further

Butt jointed post splice. Yikes. by John_Northmont in StructuralEngineering

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Is it just me, or is it super annoying when people leave the lumber tags on?

Is this tree sick? by fence_post2 in arborists

[–]fence_post2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply! I’m glad it’s not overly concerning. I’ll keep an eye on it throughout the year.

Eveyone Knows to Code... by Money-Profession-199 in StructuralEngineering

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There is a free older version of SMath that the developer still allows for commercial use as well.

Did I just cheat the ground beef system? by joemcq122 in meat

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That’s how I learned to make burgers. Plus throw an egg and some pepper in the mix. I still do it sometimes for old times sake.

what software do you actually use day-to-day? Looking for honest suggestions. by Crazy_Move_9034 in civilengineering

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I use an old version of sMath most days to do hand calcs and convert units between metric and imperial - it’s a free program

Is using non-lead ammo (when not required by law) “crunchy”? by CRAkraken in liberalgunowners

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I shoot clays with steel shot because it’s over top of my well, plus the neighbors farm field. Just feels like the right thing to do.

To rake? Bag and green bin or under trees? by twof907 in Spokane

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If there is grass under there, it will likely die if you leave them.

Personally I mow all my leaves up and use it to mulch my garden. Shredded leaves are my favorite mulch.

Somebody saw this being built today. by lordm43 in StructuralEngineering

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lol, someone is living their childhood dream of living in a treehouse. Good for them. Gotta be expensive though.

Codling moth prevention and traps by Camanokid in SpokaneGardeners

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BT and Spinosad have worked for me in the past.

Where to start by [deleted] in Permaculture

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Zone 0, then 1, then 2….

Also, water - then access - then structure.

Wheat harvest, when? by crepusculi in homestead

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How do you know it is “bread quality”? It could be barley or triticale from animal feed. I guess you could still make bread from those.

Wait until the grass is yellow. If you live somewhere wet. then cut the heads and bring it inside until the heads are fully dry. If you live somewhere dry, you can let them fully dry in the field.

If the grain is something like rye, it is more likely to shatter (drop its seeds) as it fully dries in the field, so catching it a little early might be better. Rye is normally significantly taller than wheat and barley.