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Initially I hoped it was just the govener seal, but once the bracket was out of the way I could see the very large leak just above it coming from the pan gasket.

So now that the motor needs to come out, I want to replace all the seals/gaskets. In addition to the pan gasket, govener seal and the main shaft seal, is there anything else I should replace?

I had to reseal my tank a while go and I could not figure out how to get the grommet back in. I have the original oak version and you need to get the grommet down though the wood brace and into the tank, but I was not able figure out the puzzle as to how to get it back in.

Since the repair I have just used it as is with the grommet and plug shifted to the side. This made filling the tank much easier, and has worked fine.

This week I added a good amount more water, and now the tank gets off center as a row, and he blades hit the sides.

Does anyone know how to get the grommet plug back in?

I have just started using Darktable and some Nikon D100 raw files display this error when I open them in Darkroom:

cannot write XMP file '/Volumes/images/2005/2005-01-08_16-01-04.nef.xmp': [xmp_write] failed to serialize xmp data

Has anyone seen this?

So far my investigation seems to point to non standard characters save in the file EXIF data. I have tried to remove this, but I still get the error...

I’m looking for recommendations for an AI browser agent that can take over after I’ve logged into an authenticated web app and generate realistic test data by completing forms through the GUI. Importing directly into the database isn’t an option because of the complex workflows, JSON data, audit logs, and business logic, so everything needs to happen through the existing interface. Ideally it would understand the page like a human (rather than relying on brittle selectors), fill out forms with realistic data, navigate multi-step workflows, and run unattended for hundreds of submissions. Has anyone had success with tools like Browser Use, Stagehand, ChatGPT Agent, or something similar, especially one that can attach to an existing authenticated browser session?

Does anyone know of a smart tool that can auto rotate your images? I have many photos that were taken with a camera that did not record orientation in the metadata, and rotation seems like it would be an easy task for a model...