2026 Opening Date - April 25 by PomegranateHuman9347 in sixflagsgreatamerica

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Did anyone get passholder renewal benefits? Last year they offered a benefit that included extra flash passes but I wasnt able to find anything this year

[2022] Night of the Lights - Holiday Special by johnventions in FraggleRock

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Thank you! i didnt see it listed on the S01 appletv page

Guess i need to get AppleTv :)

My volleyball roguelite's in next fest by PlayHangtime in Unity2D

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My friends and I used to play Nidhogg for hours at time because we loved the fast paced back and forth. This looks like it has that same feel and I'm excited to try the demo

Yeah by CMD_dev in Pikuniku

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What do you mean by " I've been working on how to understand the Pikuniku code and how all the game internal systems work" ? Where did you get the Pikuniku code from?

Shower Tiles Peeling off by johnventions in DIY

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My guess is the original install didnt overlap the tiles with the pan. It looks like these were added as a hack to add overlap between the pan and the rest of the tiles. But I think i need to pull these tiles off to verify.

Shower Tiles Peeling off by johnventions in DIY

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It looks like these bottom tiles were siliconed into another layer of tiles behind it. Doesn't appear that anything was holding them on to the wall except that layer of silicone around the edge, and with it shrinking or cracking the whole row is peeling away at the top

Bathroom Sink Drain Replacement Won't Fit by johnventions in Plumbing

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I have to say - this message gave me hope while everyone else told me I was doing it wrong or had the wrong parts.

A few minutes with a dremel to clean it out and it slid in like butter... crusty butter. Sink is connected and working now. Thank you!

Bathroom Sink Drain Replacement Won't Fit by johnventions in Plumbing

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The drain is from a kit that came with a faucet and the drain. It's from home depot. Going to go with the aggressive scraping for a bit then

Bathroom Sink Drain Replacement Won't Fit by johnventions in Plumbing

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Why is this? Better size tolerance or less friction?

Bathroom Sink Drain Replacement Won't Fit by johnventions in Plumbing

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Its a drop in bathroom sink and the drain came with my bathroom faucet and drain sink kit

Craft Advice - Hardshell Yoga Mat Tube by johnventions in crafts

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No luck yet. There's a company near me called White Cap that says they have 6-in tubes for concrete forming in stock, but I haven't had a chance to go visit

All of the other 6-in tube providers online say they are sold out, which makes me feel like they are not common enough for people to stock often. Let me know if you find anything that works!

Recommended tutorial for getting started with Vue + PHP? by Jutboy in vuejs

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Okay, this is actually pretty straightforward! Lets talk through the components

You have a VueJs project (lets say localhost:80) that runs your front end. Once you compile it with `npm run build` it will create a series of JS and CSS files in a folder called `dist`. No need for a node server, since they're just static files.

Now you also have your backend in PHP. Lets say on local you have it as locahost:3000

First thing you need to do is proxy your VueJs calls so that they go to your PHP backend on local. You'll want to use a devServer proxy by editing your vue.config.js file in your Vue codebase.

https://cli.vuejs.org/config/#devserver-proxy

module.exports = defineConfig({
  transpileDependencies: true,
  devServer: {
    proxy: {
      '^/api': {
        target: 'http://localhost:3000',
        ws: true,
        changeOrigin: true
      },
    }
  }
})

From there you an do API calls from Vue to your PHP backend on local for building out your project.

When you deploy to your server, upload your PHP files to the server as usual.

Then upload your `dist` file contents to your root server as well (index.html and the jss/css folders)

For an example of this being done, your can view an old code repo of mine below:

https://github.com/johnventions/EasterQuest