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Heads up for those thinking of getting one, it doesn’t have or include a garden hose connectors but instead has a thread to connect to a pressure washer. Like a lot of people I made the mistake of buying it without realising this, and looking around for information regarding the thread it uses I couldn’t find anything so I figured it out myself.

I’m absolutely no expert when it comes to threads, but I 3D printed a M22x1.5 threaded nut and it fit perfectly. So anyone out there trying to figure it out that’s what you’d be after. Just be aware a lot of people have also complained that it has poor performance when using a garden hose.

It’s hard enough to get up close to a tank and the time taken to throw three C4 makes it hard enough but four is absurd.

When I turn my PC on and get to the login screen it’s always that obnoxious bright blue image despite that fact that I’ve set a lockscreen image and toggled the show image on login screen setting. I have tried using group policy to force an image which didn’t do anything. I do have two user accounts both with the same lockscreen settings, and I do have wallpaper engine active on both but neither have the lockscreen override setting on. If I lock the user it does show the image, it’s only when the user is logged out. Is there anyway to fix this?

My project is to build a basic repair booking system that allows staff to book in repairs and view details, status and repair logs. Doesn’t need any invoicing or online booking, but it would need to be accessible by multiple devices on the network.

I have limited experience with coding. I’ve done some HTML with CSS in school which I would have to relearn and DOS for some fancy batch files.

To me the ‘easiest’ solution would be to build a basic HTML site and put the files in a network share/setup a simple web host but I want to know if there’s a better solution and good resources for learning.

To be completely honest I despise coding (ADD and Dyslexia doesn’t help lmao), but I despise being stuck using Google Sheets and Forms even more and I feel like the accomplishment at the end will make it worth it. To add an extra layer of pain I can’t install Java because for some reason Java isn’t safe to install on our work computers while Python and PowerShell are.

TLDR: What are the easiest to learn/use languages for a beginner to build a basic Repair Booking and Management system that I can host on a local network. No invoicing, payments, or online booking required.

I’m the only repair technician in the shop I work at and I’ve been painfully using Google Forms and Sheets for repair bookings and progress but it’s really not built for it. I’ve tried looking up solutions but everything is either not what I’m after or costs an absurd amount for just one tech. Can anyone recommend a system for this?

For months now I’ve had issues where the JarvisCam app gives a connection failed error error. I did manage to get it working again after multiple factory resets of the camera but it quickly failed to connect again after a few weeks. I’m on iOS 26.4.2

I’m asking here before I lose my mind. I’ve installed Docker Desktop on a Windows 11 PC, and have then created a Bootimus container. After a while I figured out how to access the web ui, however the server is stuck on 172.17.0.2 but I need it to be reachable by other devices on the network (192.168.15.x). I’ve tried looking into it and none of it makes sense, how do I get the container onto the local network for others to see?

I found the cloud sync option today and setup my phone to sync to iCloud Drive then when I went into Windows the only option is for WebDav even though I have iCloud Drive installed. Is there any way to get the iCloud Drive to be an option on Windows 11?