You can call Molly up a wall and stand on her to mine. I got most of mine here: https://github.com/CupNoodles27/DRG-Tips-and-Tricks
I had a good experience with an internachi inspector, but that was 2018, and it took him 4.5 hours to do a medium-small house solo.
I have an older smart TV but I am just using an old Steam Link to stream a desktop with adblockers.
I am a lurker but I'm getting tired of fediverse meta posts and want to see stuff like I saw in my r3Ddit feed so... Be the change I want to see in the world, I guess?
Good video, just the one I was thinking of. During the pandemic my company sent employees boxes of sanitation kits to assemble and bag and then donate to homeless shelters. The kit included these remanufactured soap bars, along with unused random hotel lotion and shampoo, sample tubes of toothpaste, very cheap white toothbrushes, and moist towelettes.
The shed should have a distinct breaker box, correct? A breaker lockout is probably the device you're looking for.
Can you tell me more about why you feel that is positive and important news?
Yeah, this is my suggested route. Play the game, if you fall in love, buy the DLCs later. It might cost you a few quid more but if you like the game you'll likely REALLY LIKE IT.
I enjoy Industrial Sabotage, but only because I love running it on Haz 1 and doing both hacks at once. If I have a good team of randos that I have tested in other missions and Driller can bomb the corners well, I'll do the same on Haz 4/5 for a fun party. I think my record for mission time is 11:45 this way.
What is the best cottage roof?
Do you want something living and verdant? Thatch? Fired tiles? Mined slate? Some sort of house mullet where you have solar panels in the front and wildflower garden in sod on the back? What is your dream? What is most practical? What is most sustainable? Any and all answers are welcome!
If it's taking multiple rounds to dry your clothes and it's not just 20 pairs of jeans or other heavy fabric/overstuffed dryer, check not just the dryer lint trap, but point a flashlight inside that trap, check the hose elbow behind the machine if you can, and check the point where the hose comes out of the building, and remove as much lint as you can. Be careful though, the hose sometimes has sharp edges inside. Dryers need to get that hot wet air out of the apartment/house.
Just because we slave away for a soulless corporation doesn't mean our free posts on the internet should be saleable products for a soulless corporation.