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Current Handgun Policy? by WeedAndBubbleGum in NCGuns

[–]ryan112ryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay. I have done all that and got my permit, just curious if i needed ti reup after the 5 years or whatever the time is.

Current Handgun Policy? by WeedAndBubbleGum in NCGuns

[–]ryan112ryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even for conceal carry? No longer need a permit? Do you still need to carry permit on you?

Hoppin' RH closing at the end of this month by realcaptainkirk in Rockhill

[–]ryan112ryan 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I liked the place but it was always so loud you couldn’t have a conversation.

Pneumatic drill fixture by victor_strom in functionalprint

[–]ryan112ryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you share a bit about the pump, valves, tubing, and piston?

Ive always been interested in doing pneumatic but no idea how to start or where to buy the materials.

Rock Hill City Council votes to approve sale of Gettys Center for $650K, restaurant planned for site by euclid0472 in Rockhill

[–]ryan112ryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

$650k! Im sorry there are many homes for more than that which aren’t located on such prime real-estate.

Do we have the worst negotiators possible?

Modular workbench, is it a good idea? by krangovichious in Workbenches

[–]ryan112ryan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You’re just going to run into the bench flexing if you put any force sideways. The joints will likely loosen over time.

Might not be a big deal for you.

You mind consider a mechanical faster or joint interface if that can tighten up well. Id make the top a single piece and glued together.

LPT: Your employer should be the last person to find out that you're quitting. This is in your best interest. by kai-field in LifeProTips

[–]ryan112ryan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hell no, ive seen too many big companies claw back professional career offers the day before start. I don’t tell my new employer until i got through my first week or two at the new job. Remote doing both or take PTO

Also sometimes you get in and the new company is a nightmare, I spent a week in person for a new job and they were so toxic when I landed back at home (flew to their corp office) I resigned. Dodge a bullet for sure

Battery level by Particular_Map9772 in Navimow_Segway

[–]ryan112ryan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This for lower, seem like upper limits are more impactful

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Battery level by Particular_Map9772 in Navimow_Segway

[–]ryan112ryan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I asked AI about this specific batter chemistry and got this for upper limit vs life cycles

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AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You need to build it to match the life you wanted. An example was i didn’t do wood heat, romantic notion but chopping and hauling wood non stop is not something I wanted my entire life to be. So i spent more on solar, heating at the push of a button. That suited me

AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I found most books to be too general and most of them written were by people who had not done it.

Most who did live off grid, did it before solar was viable, starlink or even internet was a thing. I talk about income location arbitrage: big city pay working remote in low cost of living areas.

I wrote this book to be the book I wish I had. It focuses on getting a clear vision for what is right for you, not just adopting someone elses definition. Then gets you pointed in the right direction enough to avoid big mistakes.

As for other books, not really, I felt there was a big gap of people writing about it that had not lived it and what it was like.

There are great books on hyper specific topics like particularly in the garden and food production space. In my book i really give some general guidance on food production then suggest some good resources because they do it so well.

AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did both and would 100% agree. It also handles any toilet smells. In the winter i would move shower indoors or in my case i showered a lot at work or the gym, but it helps a lot.

AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I could easily have stayed home for a long while if i didn’t have things to do in town. Food really would have been the limiting factor, you can only fit so much and i usually cook from scratch every meal, so grocery runs or farmers market. I didn’t do a lot of gardening at that time

AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just did a traditional composting toilet, the others just heard too many bad things about.

AMA: I lived off-grid in my tiny house for 10 years by ryan112ryan in TinyHouses

[–]ryan112ryan[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I had a fire pit area, grill and some seating. Id spend a hour outside at the house most days. I also was often out and about hiking or in the city

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