u/LilMissMixalot

I installed a new vanity last month and want to get a backsplash up using 2 of these 10x10 tiles that we also have in our shower.

Only problem is a poorly located GFCI outlet. I had a friend cut the tile to go around the outlet and I have spacers to bring the outlet out more flush with the tile, but then there’s going to be a big gap at the top of the outlet where there is no tile. Not sure if anything exists to take care of that issue?

Any advice/assistance is greatly appreciated!

https://www.winnipeg.ca/police/community/news-releases/2026-07-19-missing-cat-investigation-leads-extortion-charge-c26-172416

What a wild story.

I'm not too sure where to post this as this has to do with Mac computers, networks, Companion, projectors, Stream decks, Eos and a little bit of QLab. This seemed to be the best place to start.

For some reason I'm having issues with my network fully connecting to my main Mac Studio. However, when I try joining with my personal Mac Air computer, everything works as it should. It's a closed network with no internet. I'm using the same ethernet cable, switch, ethernet dongle on both computers when testing. Both Macs are on iOS 15.7.7. No firewall on either.

I can ping the various devices from my Mac Studio, but Companion can't seem to make the network connections between the Mac, a projector and our lighting console. Plus Lanscan doesn't see as many devices on the Mac Studio than it does on my Mac Air. I can also log onto the projector interface via a web browser no problem but again, just a red triangle in Companion for my PJLink connection.

I've attached an image showing the difference between how successfully LanScan can see the devices on each computer. It's like it sees most of them, but it can't fully communicate with them.

I've read that Eos can spit out too much data on a network, I wonder if that has something to do with it? This is only the second time I've tried networking to the LX console so I'm wondering if that's the culprit. Except that it works fine with my Mac Air. I assume it has something to do with a network setting on the Mac Studio, but not sure what. At a loss.

EDIT: Thank you all for your replies! This is all great Network Hygiene advice. Turns out by updating to Companion 5.0 that was released today, all is fixed. Thanks again!

These screws keep falling out. I’ve heard of putting a toothpick in a screw hole that you have to reuse as it helps “fill” the hole and gives the screw something to bite. I tried it but because the door is hollow, the toothpick inevitably falls inside the door.

Any tips would be welcome!

Has anyone purchased one of these? How the heck do you get the cover off for washing? It seems to be attached? Ralphie wants a clean bed!

JK, Ralphie would probably prefer a smelly bed. Me, not so much.