This going to be heavily location dependant and probably not a great question for a global platform, but I like you, so I'm asking anyway.
How does one go about finding a bouy to rent? They seem to mostly belong to random folks with waterfront property, so there's not exactly a storefront. This seems like a thing where you know a guy or you don't. Maybe this is just a thing that people don't do?
What are your thoughts?
I created and installed a slackbot in my company's workspace. The admins are pretty restrictive, so you can't just invite it to any conversation. You have to one-on-one DM with it (go to apps and add it). Most people don't know how to do that, so I have to make an instructional web page. Which feels really dumb. Everything else I do is just 'Go here <url>'. Telling people to type something into a search feels like fixing a motorcycle with chopsticks.
I bet there's a way to give them a URL that takes them to where it says 'add this app'
Anyone know how to do that?
I must be losing my mind because there is no way MS hates their users this much.
I'm on Excel online web whatever it's called. I can 'export' as pdf, csv or odf. There is no 'save'. If I try to load odf, it says "filetype isn't supported." (Opened fine in LibreOffice.) There appears to be no way to save a spreadsheet as a spreadsheet that I can load as a spreadsheet.
This can't be true can it? I'm just being dumb, right?
I lost my rudder last year and I plan to make a new one soon. It's about 5 feet high, a foot or so long and 3-4 inches wide. It's for a 24ft sailboat.
My original plan was to make a shape out of styrofoam and cover it in fiberglass, but I was persuaded not to by my you, my esteemed colleagues, as it would not be stiff enough.
My latest idea is to do basically the same thing but with a stiffening bar of fiberglass down the middle, basically dividing my styrofoam shape into a forward half and an aft half.
The classic approach would be to use wood wrapped in fiberglass, but I don't want something that heavy and I'm not equipped well for that level of woodwork.
Does my idea sound reasonable to you?