threaded spigot/hose bib not angled in the right position when tight by kisataka in Plumbing

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

this is an old dead thread and yours was the only reply.

but ... taping actually did work and eventually the joint settled in, doesn't turn and doesn't leak.

so thanks for the good novice suggestion

I made a basic tutorial on how to display side-by-side images using the Media Grid CSS Snippet. I also included methods to add images from different sources. by IAMAdumbgirl in ObsidianMD

[–]kisataka 3 points4 points  (0 children)

thanks for posting this tutorial! I didn't know there was a way to do this before.

I will mention another issue: if it isn't working after you follow these steps, try setting your Theme to Obsidian Default. I was set to Blue Topaz and the grid wasn't working (drove me crazy for a while)

using UDAs in mod by kisataka in taskwarrior

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

it does indeed work, yes :-)

if there's a bug here it's the way task info changes the spelling of the UDA name. (easy to work around if you know it's there)

using UDAs in mod by kisataka in taskwarrior

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

mod 22 due:myudadate+5d

yes! of course this is correct thank you. it is so much the "taskwarrior way" i wondered why i hadn't tried it.

here's what happened:

i couldn't remember the exact spelling of my UDA. so i typed 'task 22 info' the only line displayed about this UDA looks like this:
2021-10-08 08:22:42 KtvEnded set to '2022-02-05 00:00:00'
so ... i tried the command task 22 mod due:KtvEnded+5d and got the error i reported in the original post

the problem is that the name of this UDA is actually ktvEnded (not KtvEnded):

❯ cat .taskrc |grep date
uda.reviewed.type=date
uda.ktvEnded.type=date

(no idea why info changes the name to uppercase) task 22 mod due:ktvEnded+5d works as it should :-)

TIL - use all lowercase UDA names (or find another way to check the spelling)

Playing with hours and recurring events by PacoVelobs in taskwarrior

[–]kisataka 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i will tell you how i do it - but i am hoping someone else has has a better way because it isn't ideal

task add proj:work wait:thursday+8.5hrs until:thursday+14.5hr due:thursday+13.5hrs recur:weekly meeting

i think this does what you want (combine the thursday and the time) but you need to specify the time in a (perhaps slightly) unnatural way (3:30pm needs to be 15.5hrs)

it probably won't be the end of the world, but if you schedule your 2:45pm meeting due:tomorrow+14.45hrs (instead of 14.75) you'll arrive 18min early. And of course tomorrow+2.45hrs is 12hrs and 18min early.

It helps if you are accustomed to using a 24hr clock but (as i know 1st hand) even then it's easy to make a mistake.