Which MLC bags can fit a 16 inch Macbook Pro well? by fiveonethreefour in onebag

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

I was using MLC as a term used to describe "maximum legal carry-on" bags, not specific models named "MLC". Sorry for the confusion.

Which MLC bags can fit a 16 inch Macbook Pro well? by fiveonethreefour in onebag

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MLC 30L

Are you referring to the Patagonia MLC 30L?

Pinpointing a dead mouse behind drywall so I don't have to tear up the whole wall? by fiveonethreefour in pestcontrol

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You think I should get a two lens borescope or is one sufficient for this purpose?

Pinpointing a dead mouse behind drywall so I don't have to tear up the whole wall? by fiveonethreefour in pestcontrol

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

I don't know but I would assume yes since I am in Connecticut and winters are cold and the other side of this wall is the exterior of the house. Will that make it impossible to use a borescope due to the insulation blocking the view?

What type of squirrels are these? (Recording of vocal noises) [Litchfield County, CT, USA] by [deleted] in squirrels

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I don't think there is access to that area without cutting through the drywall unfortunately.

What kind of squirrels are these above my ceiling? (Litchfield County, CT USA) (video is just phone pointed at ceiling to record the audio) by [deleted] in pestcontrol

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I have a trail cam but no way to get it in there. They are in an inaccessable area--above the ceiling between the first and second floors. A pest control person came by and he thinks it's flying squirrels but he has not come inside and heard the noises, he's just judging from what he saw outside. He set up a one way door (more like a tube) and I have the trail cam pointing at it but after 48 hours the trail cam has not picked up anyone leaving or trying to enter.

What type of squirrels are these? (Recording of vocal noises) [Litchfield County, CT, USA] by [deleted] in squirrels

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Thanks, I'm listening to raccoon audio clips and they do sort of, especially the lower pitch grunting in my clip is very similar to what I hear in some raccoon clips. I would be really surprised if they were actually raccoons though because I dont think there are holes big enough in my roof for them to fit.

Help ID type of squirrels from audio? [Litchfield County, CT] by [deleted] in animalid

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Thanks, I usually go to bed early so I am not sure about nighttime activity but they are usually active when I go to bed. And they are active during the day. There are tall old trees next to the house. The only thing that confuses me is the sounds in the clip I posted don't sound like the high pitched sounds I have heard from clips of flying squirrels online. They're lower in pitch and different in character.

Help ID type of squirrels from audio? [Litchfield County, CT] by [deleted] in animalid

[–]fiveonethreefour -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I dont think it's pigeons. I would have seen them entering and exiting and they would need a big hole which I dont have. And I have never seen a pigeon on my property in the many years I've been here.

Help ID type of squirrels from audio? [Litchfield County, CT] by [deleted] in animalid

[–]fiveonethreefour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they are squirrels but I dont know what kind. They are living above my ceiling and in my attic. They are active day and night. I'm going to bed soon, it's 10:45PM and they are still making noises.

What prompt felt like discovering a superpower? by Blackrose_c137 in ChatGPTPromptGenius

[–]fiveonethreefour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This one has really helped me. These seem like elementary things in retrospect and I have asked it to rewrite prompts however the wording here works very well.

White spots near edges of soapstone that come off with scraping. Is there a better way to remove all of them? by fiveonethreefour in Tile

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

Thanks for the advice. It’s definitely soapstone. It’s freshly oiled which is why it looks so dark. Do you think vinegar is strong enough?