u/MaybeNotTooDay

This is just an FYI for anyone interested. I use to use Tile trackers and they stuck out of the top way more and was very noticeable.

Finally switched to Moto Tag 2 which supports Google Find Hub and UWB . They also have orange ones (not black, apparently) so it kind of blends in with the lining of the backpack.

I like the maneuverability of a shorter SUV. If I wanted the extra storage space, I would get a Suburban.

The round thing is what leads to the downspout. I'm guessing it's suppose to be flush with the bottom of the gutter or have a gasket or something?

Climbing up their (it's about 15 to 20 feet) made me realize I'm not young and fearless anymore. My heart was racing the entire time so I'm hoping to figure out the fix so I have to go up the ladder as few times as possible.

I recently watched Heel (2026) and it was a solid 2m50s of studios and production company logos until the movie actually started. Just when I was sure that would be the last studio/production company clip, nope... another and another and another...

Sometimes I wish Plex had a "skip intro" feature for movies like they have for TV shows.

We are still paying a flat fee but the usage is limited now and they'll shut us off automatically when we hit the max. It's a huge change from the past 20 years when the flat fee for irrigation water was unmetered and we could literally use as much as we wanted.

I've cut back a little to try and keep my trend line close to my allocated water budget line and it's showing.... my lawn isn't looking very good (neither are most of my neighbors though so at least I'm not alone).

Anyway, what's a good fertilizer I can put on my lawn that will help it green up without as much water as it's used to getting? It's mostly KBG.

Zone is 7a.

I just noticed this as part of the extras of the (NOT DISNEY) movie Aristocrats so I watched it. No bells were rung and it felt entirely out of place so I did some searching and it's definitely not related to The Aristocrats (2005).

That's all. Just a fun fact about a little mistake I found in whatever scraper Plex uses to fetch the extras.

I had read about GM ditching CarPlay and Android Auto but for some reason I thought it was only going to be on their EV's. I saw a video that made me question that so I looked into and the feature will be gone from all new Tahoe's in 2 years.

Bummer. I have a 2018 right now (it's my 3rd Tahoe) and have typically upgraded every 10 years. Android Auto straight off my phone synced with all the apps supported on my phone has become something I never want to give up. When it's time to replace this vehicle, I'll be looking at other manufacturers. I'm not going to pay extra every month for an OnStar data plan to use a proprietary system that isn't synced perfectly with my phone.

Going around my yard to check all the stations and find all the problems like the low flowing or (worst of all) broken heads.

I just noticed this tonight. It's been at it for hours for numerous different tv shows and movies that I added years ago and already had thumbnails.

I hope it's not some bug and is maybe going back through all the old stuff that had thumbs every 2 seconds before I figured out that's why my database was so huge and changed the registry setting to make it 10 seconds. Fingers crossed.

I was looking for a replacement toilet filler valve on Home Depot and found one, I decided to look at the customer uploaded pics and came across these two. It seems they are using the toilet filler valve to some drain water into those attached funnels? I was thinking maybe for newly planted flowers or something. Just a guess and not sure how it would actually work. There were no comments with images.

Edit: Duh! I looked at the pics again after posting and noticed that it's in a chicken coup. So I guess it's a way to water chickens, not plants. Not irrigation related. My bad.