u/Powerful-Eye-3578

Are there alternatives to thuma that have like super low clearance, I'm talking kike 2-3 inches or less? Basically just enough space for the ground for air flow under the frame and mattress? I'm short, my wife is short and we want a short bed.

I'm trying to print a simple temp tower, but the canvas is not unload the current spool and loading the selected spool. I'm selecting, spool 4 and it continues to print from spool 1. I can work around this by manually unload the spool 1 and reloading spool 4, but I don't want to have to do that every time. Is this just how it's closing to be or is there a way for it to print with the spool we select.

Had a ton of bubbles come through my second coat of all purpose after skimming over painted walls. I sanded the walls to hopefully avoid bubbles, but apparently not good enough. Im trying to get rid of the ugly texture that was placed on the walls. To address the bubbles I did a tiny tight skim coat over the areas where bubbles are showing up, but should I also prime those sections of the wall? Or is that not needed or would that cause additional problems? I plan on doing a final 3rd skim coat because the second one didn't come out as good as I wanted.

My centauri carbon 1 with a canvas just recently installed, stopped in the middle of a print, and is saying error 302 and says to troubleshoot the motor or some sensor. Power cycling does not work. I'm not sure how to trouble shoot the motor or sensor though, can anybody point me to a resource showing me what I should do or give me a short write up for troubleshooting steps? Also, is there anyway to fix this without losing progress on my print? It was a 14 hour print with like 2 hours left on it.

Does slo-mo sliding not work with certain weapons or am I doing something wrong? When I try to slo-mo slide with the rattler or sniper bow, allow just stops moving and starts normal aiming.

I'm trying to add holes into the bottom of an outdoor couches legs so that I can insert some leveling feet. I have a template made with a forstner bit and have drilled my first hole with said forstner bit, but it definitely isn't level.... Which I suppose is what I get for doing this without a drill press. That being said, I was wondering if maybe I could use the template and foster as a rough guide and the clean up the holes with my palm router. Which but type should I be looking for or is there a better way for me to be doing this? I do not have a plunge base on my router, but I suppose I could get one if that really is the best way to achieve what I want.

alias: Morning AC
description: ""
triggers:
  - trigger: state
    entity_id: schedule.655_1630_mon_fri
conditions: []
actions:
  - if:
      - condition: schedule.is_on
        target:
          entity_id: schedule.655_1630_mon_fri
        options:
          for: "00:00:00"
    then:
      - action: climate.set_fan_mode
        metadata: {}
        target:
          area_id: bedroom
        data:
          fan_mode: High
      - action: climate.set_temperature
        metadata: {}
        target:
          area_id: bedroom
        data:
          temperature: 68
          hvac_mode: cool
    else:
      - action: climate.turn_off
        metadata: {}
        target:
          area_id: bedroom
        data: {}
mode: single

Is it better to stick with a single company/pharmacy or should I be jumping around to maximize my savings? I'm currently with big easy and have had a good experience, but I notice a few companies offering better prices.

I'm trying to make a chime account, but the facial verification website messed up and skipped the part where it takes a picture of my ID and went straight to the part where it takes a picture of my face. I'm guessing because it didn't get a picture of my ID it wasn't able to verify my identity. So, I was of course denied account opening. I tried again and same problem. I think I figure out the issue which was related to my webcam setting. So, I went and tried a third time, but I was denied right out of the gate when putting in my information. Fair enough, makes sense that there would be a time out or time lock based on multiple attempts and creating a new account and failing with the same information. My question is, how long do I need to wait until attempting to make a new account? Do I need to call in and get my credentials unfrozen or do I just need to wait a few days and try again.

I had a very short power outage, like the lights basically blinked on and then off, and since then my deco has been dropping Internet every hour or so. Is this a known problem? And what are some solutions to stop it from happening.

Deco be63, firmware 1.3.2

My modem is still getting Internet, the decos are what keep dropping and then it takes several minutes to get the Internet back.

I've reboot the deco and the modem and I'm still experiencing this problem.

My AC is over 20 years old and in pretty bad shape. It currently still works, but I'm not expecting it to be very long for this world. Had an HVAC guy come out and before he did anything to the unit he said he wouldn't put too much work into the unit cause it will likely need to be replaced soon anyway. With that in mind I'm doing research for what I'm gonna replace the unit with when the inevitable happens. Because I have duct work throughout the home, I was thinking I should look into a unit that uses the duct work, but my upstairs hasn't cooled or heated very effectively with the duct work. So I would also like to be able to put two air handlers on the unit on either side of the upstairs. Or would it be easier/cheaper to install a zoning system in the air ducts? What are my options here, what should I be looking at and is there any advice for the company or product I should use. I'm relatively handle and comfortable handling electrical, but have never done any sort of HVAC work.

I've had a bare fiber optic line laying in my yard, preventing me from mowing, for like 3 weeks now...... How long does it usually take for a team to come out and trench the line?

I have been doing all of my own investing with a Roth IRA for years since I haven't had a match offer from my company. My company just started offering a match through empower, so I'm going to start using them as my primary investment vehicle. I am having trouble parsing the language of match though and could use some help.

"The match is restarted at 25% of the first 6% you contribute as deferrals and/or Roth. The maximum match available will be no more than 1.5% of your eligible wages."

So I'm in understanding this correctly. If I contribute 6% to my 401k, the company will match 25% of that per month until I reach 1.5% of my total yearly wages? So in simple math, if I make 1000 monthyl and contribute 6%. I will contribute $60 monthly, the company will match $15, up until 1.5 of my yearly which would be about 180 in this scenario?

I got a package closet with some sliding trays, but they pull out so pitifully that half of the tray is basically unusable. Is there a way to modify the newer sliders so that they will pull out further?

since the latest update that I got earlier today. When I search something in edge, I get a page of results like normal, but if I click any of the results that page is not opened. Instead, edge will open new tab and search for the exact same thing as my original search giving me a new tab that is identical to the last with the same list of results for the search. The only way to actually open any of the results is to right click and select open in new tab from the drop down list.

Like the title says I'm looking for recommendations for licensed electricians in the aurora area who can do a panel upgrade for me and are registered with the HEAR program for that rebate money. I will likely need a service upgrade along with the panel upgrade because I'm pretty sure this house is still rocking 100amps and I'd like to be able to eventually add an EV charger and possibly solar panels in the future. I prefer locally owned or small companies over large chains, but price on a quote is really the biggest decider honestly.