Home Improvement

lsiunsuex

13:26

I HATE THE WINTER!

Tester101

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

lsiunsuex

i'd repeat my usual "f' this, i'm moving to vegas" but i hear the bellagio fountains froze last week, so... maybe it'll be miami for now on

Tester101

13:42

Anybody brave enough?

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Q: What can make this sound? (wave file included)

I live in an apartment where there each night and sometimes also in the day are these tick sounds from the pipes that goes to the radiators. Here are two recordings of the sound in wave format. You need to turn up the volume quite a lot to hear it. file2 and file4 In file2 there is ~4 seconds b...

lsiunsuex

i'd answer, but i'd fear i'd make him look like an ass with a snarky response

Tester101

@lsiunsuex I meant, brave enough to open the files.

lsiunsuex

oh oh oh

there was a movie where people died when they heard a specific sound - maybe this is one of those sounds

Tester101

14:06

I was more worried about computer viruses, but now I'm worried about dying.

Also, I was slightly worried about the sounds at night, in an apartment.

squeak-squeak... squeak-squeak...

lsiunsuex

14:41

phildub.com

interesting take on a resume

lsiunsuex

15:31

the stigma of a crappy brand name

looking at Hyundai's

Genesis R-Spec is 348hp for $33,000 - thats as fast as my friends BMW 3 series for like half the price

BMitch

I rather like my Sonata

lsiunsuex

not a bad looking suv

Aaron

15:48

sure as heck isn't 70 and sunny out there today

@lsiunsuex you don't buy a bmw to go fast

if all you want is to go fast buy a lancer or something and rice it out

lsiunsuex

been there done that - ust to own / run a car club

Tester101

16:18

Anybody know what green valve stem covers on a car means? I'm not sure if it means the tires are filled with nitrogen, or that they have pressure sensors in/on them.

lsiunsuex

the tires are filled with nitrogen

i have green valve stems on my prius

though when i got new tires at sears, they filled them with regular air as they dont sell nitrogen

Tester101

Can I top them off with regular air?

lsiunsuex

u could

obviously you begin to loose the value of filling them with nitrogen

Tester101

Actually. I had the tire repaired, I wonder if they filled it with regular air instead.

That might explain why it's a bit low.

lsiunsuex

you'd have seen a big (in buffalo) praxair tank on the property with a green sticker on it

nitrogen is trucked in usually - not pumped through pipes

(ust to work for praxair)

Tester101

16:23

Nitrogen "compresses" less in the cold, right?

lsiunsuex

yes - it has less temperature sway

Tester101

I'm going to say they used regular air, and the cold temps are causing the tire to read a bit low.

lsiunsuex

thats why formula 1 cars use nitrogen - from the start of the race till they change tires, the temperature of the tires doesn't sway as much as using regular air giving a much more consistant fill

for sure - its been so cold outside - mine are reading low right now - always do in the winter till i fill them

Tester101

Maybe I'll take it to the dealer, and have them fill it with nitrogen instead.

lsiunsuex

what kind of car?

Tester101

16:26

Dang tire repair shops.

Silverado.

lsiunsuex

and it had nitrogen filled tires? huh.

Tester101

I think Chevy does it with all their vehicles now.

Or they are trying to increase the mileage rating from 1MPG to 2MPG.

lsiunsuex

(speaking of mpg) the wife is quite upset i'm looking to get rid of the prius because of gas prices

no other car comes close except for a chevy volt maybe - and forget about good mpg in an suv

Tester101

Can't move drywall, plywood, appliances, stone, sand, dirt, etc. with a prius. I think of it as a convenience tax. Maybe I do pay a ton for fuel, but when I need to haul something, I don't have to ask to borrow a vehicle.

lsiunsuex

or rent a truck from HD

agreed - PITA

Tester101

16:33

If I had to rent a truck every time, I'd pay way more than I do for fuel.

lsiunsuex

does chevy still make the truck that the back wall folds down and you can extend the bed into the back seats?

think it was the avalanche

always thought that was cool

trucks.about.com/od/2009chevytrucks/ig/…

there it is

Aaron

you know the weird thing about pressure sensors in tires, apparently on at least some cars they don't do that anymore and just measure the rotation of the wheel with the ABS sensors, and if they notice the wheel is turning at a different rate, it must be low on pressure, so send an alarm to the console about low pressure

wax eagle

@Tester101 some actual auto shops will do nitrogen, check with your mechanic. Mine does (though I haven't gone that way, and it's really not cold enough here to be worth it)

BMitch

16:51

Considering that air is already 78% nitrogen, I never saw the point, just refill the tires with regular air if you need more.

Zero Stack

Quick question if anyone has any input. I need some sort of molding to be strong enough to hold glass, be my specific demensions, and be resistant to heat from a few light bulbs. Any ideas?

wax eagle

@Tester101 this is why at some point in the next year or two I'm buying a 20-25 yr old truck....

lsiunsuex

@ZeroStack growing weed is still illegal in the states :)

@ZeroStack dimensions? thickness of glass?

BMitch

straightdope.com/columns/read/2694/…

Zero Stack

@lsiunsuex hahhah no. I am building a fun project for a light system but i need something to hold the lights, hold my glass cover, and not melt due to the lights (only one will be lit at a time)

at least 6" deep, by at least 7" tall by at least 37" long.

glass would be at the edge, covering the lights - if that makes sense.

thickness 1/4"

lsiunsuex

16:57

so the glass is 7x37 at 1/4" thick?

Zero Stack

no

the glass specific is 6x36"

i just need it slightly longer ( I think, correct me if im wrong) so it can hold the glass in place

lsiunsuex

confused - so you want the glass to float on the wall with a bracket? or the glass rests on a box thats screwed to the wall ?

Zero Stack

originally I was thinking number 2

lsiunsuex

grayglass.net/glass.cfm/Flat-Glass/Heat-Resistant-/catid/1/…

how hot are the lights ?

Zero Stack

@lsiunsuex Honestly, not idea - just standard LED lights i presume.

I haven't gotten them yet

lsiunsuex

17:06

LED lights give off very little (if any) heat

so standard glass is probably fine

Zero Stack

@lsiunsuex Thats what I was figuring.

Essentially this is what I want to do: I want to build a light fixture that will hold 5 lights in a row and having a switch to manually change each each light (so only is on at a time ).

The glass would then be over the top of the lights. Each light will designate a status, so there will be a separator between each light bulb

lsiunsuex

interesting

Zero Stack

Does that make sense? or do I need to reword ?

lsiunsuex

it does but not sure what the question is then - LED lights will be fine against generic everyday homedepot glass - you could use pexiglass also

Zero Stack

My question is if anyone knew of a good place to purchase the frame to the set up.

i dont want wood but it has to be strong enough to hold at least 10 lbs and I would like to hang it on a wall if possible

so I was thinking a plastic/fiberglass/metal molding?

lsiunsuex

17:17

ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20116274 5 cubes made out of wood that can be mounted to a wall

(people make stuff out of ikea furniture all the time)

Zero Stack

hmmmm

that.... actually might work..

but its ikea...

I want it to last :P

Aaron

17:42

those aren't individual cubes, that's a bookshelf

lsiunsuex

re: people make stuff out of ikea furniture all the time

lsiunsuex

19:09

fellow hackers! i have a question!

This year we are excited to be able to offer you a way to easily collect students’ e-mail addresses during the exhibit fair. If you purchase use of a Lead Retrieval Scanner on the ASDA 2013 Mobile App you will be able to collect e-mail addresses electronically on any smart phone! The cost to you is just $250 per booth. This is the first ASDA national event this tool is available.

Each attendee’s badge will include a unique QR code to easily scan and retrieve the student’s name, school and e-mail address. The student’s e-mail address is only accessible using the purchased scanner license. A…

do you think they're inteligent enough to encrypt the contents of the QR code or are they just fear mongering and I can write my own for my iPhone and capture the data without spending the $250

Chris Cudmore

I wouldn't put the info in the QR, but a Primary Key Field. Then you collect those, and I'd send you the associated records.

wax eagle

@lsiunsuex if they weren't somehow encrypted you'd be able to just scan the qr with any qr scanner. But Chris is right. If they're doing it right the QR just ties back to a database field which you wouldn't have access to w/o the scanner.

now if you're smart you'll generate all possible QR codes and get all the email addresses whistles

lsiunsuex

QR codes do have the ability to store strings of text though

so their info (school, name, email) could very well be inside the QR code

i did just find this - advancedexposolutions.com/lead-retrieval

if its really that small, it's better than me holding my phone up to them i guess - $250 wont break us, but gatta figure attending the event alone costs us $3000 not including flight / hotel / food / car rental /

wax eagle

@lsiunsuex well if you know your average conversion rate and your income/customer you can make the cost-benefit analysis :)

lsiunsuex

i know... and the one we went to last year in chicago helped - its just getting a touch excessive

these are the people that charge $1000 to rent a monitor for 2 hours...

wax eagle

19:20

@lsiunsuex wow, that's silly you can buy 5 for that price...

lsiunsuex

thats why we drove to chicago - threw my 27 inch imac in the trunk and used that - this is in atlanta - 24+ hour drive - we're flying

wax eagle

@lsiunsuex ah, my part of the world then :).

lsiunsuex

party @waxeagle 's house! can i bring 300 dental students? :)

wax eagle

@lsiunsuex I doubt you want to bus them 2 hrs north :)

lsiunsuex

whats the weather like in ATL first week of march anyways?

wax eagle

19:26

@lsiunsuex could be 20, could be 70, won't know until you get a forecast

lsiunsuex

was hoping for a break from the cold - thats quite the swing

wax eagle

probably in the 40s at night and 50s to 60s during the day, but equal chances its warm and gorgeous as freezing cold

Chris Cudmore

Apparently this is the place to go in Atlanta: clermontlounge.net/Clermont_Lounge/Home.html

wax eagle

it's been unseasonably warm this year, but we've been starting to get some colder weather...I'd keep an eye on the forecasts, only way to really know around here...

Matthew PK

I was just in ATL on business last month... we went to The Vortex bar and grill... it was pretty awesome

Aaron

19:37

why don't they have an easy way to insulate interior walls?

BMitch

@lsiunsuex you could just do a booth raffle, get a $50 amazon card and enter people via a business card left in a bowl. Tell them you'll email them on the last day if they won. Little less than $250 to run it, and you get all details on the business card, rather than just an email address. Make sure to have some paper/pens nearby for those without a business card.

Matthew PK

@Aaron What do you mean? just use insulation?

BMitch

@Aaron why would you insulate an interior wall?

sound, fire?

Aaron

umm

exterior

BMitch

plumbing and bedrooms are often insulated in nicer homes for sound, but they use fairly standard insulation.

wax eagle

19:39

@Aaron how do you define easy?

Matthew PK

@Aaron It's likewise easy to insulate exterior walls... you lost me :D

Aaron

without taking down the drywall and putting insulation in

BMitch

@Aaron umm, minor difference :)

@Aaron cut a hole and blow it in

Matthew PK

@Aaron I've seen a very clever approach: Cut a drywall strip at the top, blow in insulation, and cover it.

Aaron

what about the studs?

Matthew PK

19:40

You may even just put crown molding on

@Aaron A small hole every few inches.

BMitch

@Aaron studs are vertical, one hole per cavity, 16" apart

Aaron

doesn't it all just settle at the bottom?

Matthew PK

Your main obstacles are vertical fire-breals

wax eagle

@Aaron you fill it

BMitch

eventually you may end up with 1' gaps at the top of each cavity

Jay Bazuzi

19:42

top it off every year!

BMitch

something tells me we'll do all the PUTting now and have nothing to talk about in 20 minutes :)

Matthew PK

I'm going to start finishing the low-voltage at my home run this week

I had to order a bunch of shrink tube to set on the wire-wrap

but I'm pretty excited not to have a bunch of wires dangling

BMitch

pfft... enough of the pre-PUT PUT, new topic, DD-WRT, good or bad? Now I'm walking away to make some hot coca

Aaron

good, if I ever had a router I could use it on

Matthew PK

good

Steven

19:45

buy a real firewall.

Aaron

I'm saddled with MoCA because of the FIOS

Matthew PK

also good: Tomato

lsiunsuex

never have a problem with my Apple routers - but their more expensive than a DD-WRT

Matthew PK

Apple routers are actually quite good

Steven

sort of more on-topic that routers/firewalls, I am constantly amazed at how useless some of my friends are, even the technical ones I would expect more. case in point: this weekend my friend (ceo of tech company) was complaining about a slow draining sink - was going to call a plumber.. had no idea you could just remove and empty the trap

Matthew PK

19:48

in part that's because apple uses proprietary communication protocols

Steven

I love my SonicWALL

Matthew PK

which is why iPhones roam much better between APE's than non-apple routers

lsiunsuex

we use sonicwall in the office - when it works, its great - when its got a problem, i wanna kill someone

Steven

lsiunsuex - that's what I thought at first, then I started working with cisco... when its got a problem..ugh..

you can always solve it, but man sometimes you wish for simplicity

on the AP front I use cisco AP's - they have such better range than any of the consumer crap...

(and no I don't mean Linksys)

Aaron

@Steven some stuff is just magic black boxes I guess, electricity, plumbing, gas, etc

Steven

19:51

sometimes the smell of the stuff that comes out of my traps makes me want to call a plumber :P

lsiunsuex

without giving out to much - our MPLS's are controlled by Cisco routers and the main office is on a sonicwall nsa - i agree - cisco can be great but you really gatta know your shit

BMitch

@Steven I was actually being intentionally off-topic so we'd have something to talk about in 5 minutes :)

Steven

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BMitch

I upgrading to an 802.11n router finally, and figured it was time to load my own firmware. The TP-LINK was on sale and is now waiting for me to brick it.

Aaron

I like our ciscos:

Steven

19:57

GSR a bit too expensive for my home connection

BMitch

@Aaron That's nice and all, but mine was cheap and much easier to mount on the wall over my washing machine

speaking of mounting things on the wall...

Welcome to Project Update Thursday

Might as well start 2 minutes early since everyone is ready :)

wax eagle

well, my last week and weekend gave me a new priority 1 project, extend sump pump outlets...

BMitch

from where, to where?

Steven

I finally bought myself an impact driver, but I probably should have test driven some screws first.. first screw I drove right through a metal track

Aaron

3

Q: How do I test the functionality of a sump pump?

There is a sump pump in the basement, in a basin, with a power cord going into it, and a pipe going out of it. How can I test the various kinds of functionality of this setup? I can put a bucket of water into the sump and see if the pump starts - I suppose that tests the float switch, etc. How...

sump-pump

speaking of sump pumps

I never really got a great answer on this, or maybe I don't understand exactly what one is supposed to drain

does it only drain water that appears in the basement (so that the whole basement should be sloped towards the sump)? or does it drain water under the foundation that gets to the lowest point?

Steven

20:03

under the foundation, though some people tie other drains into them

like its not meant to pump out water that leaks on the surface of the basement..

lsiunsuex

my house it drains the water under the basement floor and obviously if there is water in the basement - but, if theres water in the basement, thats usually a sign something is wrong with the sump pump

Aaron

Right, that's what I thought, under the foundation

So, how do I make sure the 'water paths' under the foundation are clear to the sump?

lsiunsuex

snake them

Aaron

i.e, where can I pour water (beside the sump itself) to make sure that the system functions as designed?

lsiunsuex

look for a floor drain in the basement floor - or - you could pour water into the sump pump hole to make sure the sump pump works

Steven

20:07

I think he's asking how does he confirm that when its actually needed that water will flow into the put

pit

BMitch

take a rain dance class, or have the fire dept stop by and hose the place down (you may need to light your siding on fire first).

lsiunsuex

pouring water into the pit should trigger the pump - that'll tell you if it works or not - if your concerned with pipes under the floor that carry water into the pit are clear, you'll need to snake them or get a plumbers scope

Jay Bazuzi

If you light your neighbor's roof, they might still hose down your place to prevent the fire from spreading. This way, you avoid damaging your own house.

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BMitch

instead of testing drainage around the foundation, I'd look for signs of past water damage, discolored wood trim or framing, etc

Steven

I think its "path of least resistance" - if there is a pit that water can easily collect in, it will collect in the pit instead of say coming up through the concrete floor

Chris Cudmore

20:10

On a completely unrelated topic, I just got a "My program won't compile. Java must be broken" complaint.

BMitch

If there's no water damage, and the sump works, then you should be ok, unless you're talking about new construction

Aaron

@Steven Yes, that's what I'm trying to figure out

BMitch

@ChrisCudmore VTC OT

Aaron

The basement walls are cinderblock mostly

Steven

well if you mean full of security holes, yes java must be broken

BMitch

20:12

@Aaron do you have a perimeter drain inside or outside?

Aaron

I'm not sure what that is

wax eagle

@BMitch sorry got a call. Currently the one that performs most of the work only protrudes from the foundation about 8 or so inches, thinking I'll give it another couple feet. The one that seldom gets used barely protrudes at all.

the 8" was enough at one point for it to hit the downslope of my hard, but now it's gotten to where it can pool up next to the foundation, thinking about running it out a bit and then into some perforated drainage pipe

BMitch

@waxeagle ah, a self employing sump pump, perforated drain sounds like a good idea to me, water the flower beds.

@Aaron Are there openings on the side of the sump pit where water can drain into it?

Aaron

I will investigate

BMitch

If so, the one way to be sure is to have a plumber visit and scope the drain lines, verifying they haven't collapsed or become blocked

Chris Cudmore

20:17

@BMitch Or, use this as an opportunity to convince the wife that you NEED to buy a scope RIGHT NOW!

BMitch

and then start a side job scoping plumbing lines

pro tips from a plumber: sh*t flows downhill, and don't bite your nails.

Steven

@ChrisCudmore the scopes plumbers use are surprisingly expensive!

lsiunsuex

sh*t can also flow up hill if theres enough of it

BMitch

in that case, don't wipe your nose

Chris Cudmore

Milwaukee makes one for 299, with 3 and 8ft cables.

I don't know how long it will last, but it's not prohibitive.

BMitch

20:24

@MatthewPK any PUT worthy details on your wiring project?

Aaron

I actually have the 8ft one already

Chris Cudmore

See if you can buy a cable extension.

It says it'll take up to 30 ft.

Steven

@ChrisCudmore you can't put those down sewers.. they are for looking in walls (running cable). they are way to rigid for pushing through pipes

Aaron

Steven

tried looking a couple feet into a sectionof clay pipe with one of those (not that particular brand but very similar) and all I did was scratch the lens to the point it was no longer usable

BMitch

20:26

The plumbing ones are usually 20+ feet long, and the high end ones include a locator device at the end so you can find where in the yard you need to dig

lsiunsuex

Chris Cudmore

Also convenient for amateur proctology.

Steven

lsiunsuex

or this

BMitch

Buy one on ebay for $5k: ebay.com/itm/General-Pipe-Cleaners-C-GP-E-Gen-Eye-Pod-Package-/…

lsiunsuex

20:32

was gonna say $534 on ebay ebay.com/itm/…

BMitch

mid-range for $1.5k: ebay.com/itm/…

A plumbing company will have the high end one, which is why they don't have one on each truck.

wax eagle

or amazon.com/Cable-Waterproof-Pipeline-Inspection-Camera/dp/… ...

BMitch

and the 512 Sonde on the high end one means you can get a Sonde locator to find it: amazon.com/Schonstedt-XT-512-Sonde-Locator-soft/dp/B001DESY3C/…

Jay Bazuzi

My friend gave me an air compressor a year ago, and I recently got it out to make sense of it.

It has a bunch of fittings that are rusty, and I think they're not all compatible.

Maybe I should dump them and start over?

wax eagle

@JayBazuzi fittings are pretty cheap....

Jay Bazuzi

20:47

There are like 5 types of fittings. Does it matter which type I go with?

wax eagle

@JayBazuzi what are you doing with the compressor?

Jay Bazuzi

I don't know yet. :-)

I will blow out my hoses before freezing weather.

I may rent a nailer when I put on my cement siding, but otherwise I'm not really intereted in air nailers.

Steven

connect the compressor and a water supply with a Y fitting and make your own snow making machine!

wax eagle

something like amazon.com/Ampro-A1460-Piece-Accessory-Milton/dp/B003YL4CHY/… gives you a bunch of quick connects to connect up whatever and a basic hand lever for air opening, it's slightly more tools than what my compressor shiped with

really just more quick connects

Jay Bazuzi

I saw that on Amazon. Some of the reviews were pretty bad, though.

wax eagle

20:53

people seem to have very strong opinions about compressors and fittings...

Jay Bazuzi

It's a makita mac5200

Chris Cudmore

@waxeagle Well, They're WRONG!

Jay Bazuzi

besides making snow, what else should I do with a compressor?

wax eagle

@JayBazuzi fill your tires...repair calipers...

Jay Bazuzi

repair calipers!?

please explain

wax eagle

21:01

@JayBazuzi the instructions for rebuilding my honda civic's brake calipers involve using the compressor to gently blow out the piston and then using 30psi to blow out the cylinder. from there you replace o rings and put it back together :)

haven't done it yet, but that's actually why I bought my compressor

Jay Bazuzi

ahh, brake calipers. I was imagining the measuring tools!

wax eagle

@JayBazuzi not that I know of

I tried to use my compressor to blow lint out of my dryer, but I need a rigid extension of some kind...just the standard air gun isn't any use

BMitch

@JayBazuzi brad nailer for trim work, blowing out computer parts, re-pressurize the expansion tank on the plumbing system, and, as mentioned, tires

also, blow off the coils on the refrigerator

wax eagle

@BMitch ooh I should put that on my list of things to do.

Jay Bazuzi

It might be a good blog post.

wax eagle

21:07

painting

BMitch

for the dryer, I prefer sucking with the shopvac, and I also have the shopvac when blowing the coils on the refrigerator

wax eagle

@BMitch maybe I should try taht instead, I have one of those now too :)

Jay Bazuzi

There are lots of articles & videos on picking a compressor, but not much on fittings and uses.

BMitch

In construction, it's usually for the nail guns, critical for any finish nailing

and I'm sure there are a hundred uses for them in auto repair

Jay Bazuzi

Probably nice for putting on snow tires, but there's not much call for those here.

Steven

21:11

filling up inflatable pool toys

bugging your cat/dog with

Jay Bazuzi

I pumped up the tire on my boat trailer with a bike pump once. That was a lot of work.

Next time, I jacked the trailer up off the ground first, then pumped the tire. Much easier.

But with a compressor, I'd put the work in to hauling that heavy machine over to the trailer. :-)

BMitch

Or you can go all mythbusters and build a cannon

Steven

potato launcher!

Jay Bazuzi

For SCUBA!

Aaron

most of the use of my pancapke compressor is for car tires

it is so much faster than the little 12V ones

BMitch

21:16

@JayBazuzi huh, never been scuba diving, are the tanks filled with straight air using a standard car tire nozzle?

Jay Bazuzi

No, I think they are filled with special mixtures.

Steven

yes definitely special mixtures - depends on depth, etc.

Aaron

yes, straight air - after making sure that the air intake is sufficently far enough away from any pollution-producing machines

wax eagle

@BMitch pretty sure they have to take the water vapor out

among other things

Aaron

for normal rec diving

it's like "aviation oxygen", they just charge more for the product

BMitch

21:17

I figured they would be higher in O2, water vapor makes sense

Jay Bazuzi

I'm thinking of using SCUBA just around the house, for cleaner breathing.

It's the new organic.

BMitch

lol

Steven

still using a bucket with sand for a toilet? :P

Jay Bazuzi

sawdust. :-)

Steven

right how silly of me

Jay Bazuzi

21:19

And it's awesome.

BMitch

I think Jay needs a sub panel for the air compressor

:)

Steven

lol

Jay Bazuzi

ooooh

gonna chop some firewood, back later.

Steven

speaking of stereotypes, I wonder how oscilatingcretin's murder room is going..

BMitch

he's been coming up with some good advice:

Try putting some hot water in the tub. — oscilatingcretin yesterday

Steven

21:27

at least it wasn't 'try putting a warm body in the tub'

gotta run, have a good one everybody

wax eagle

@BMitch how is that still open?

BMitch

it's a terrible question, but it hasn't received a single close vote

wax eagle

@BMitch I just gave it a poor man's close vote..

BMitch

what it really needs is some clarification, and for that I'll give the benefit of a day or so before closing it as NARQ.

wax eagle

@BMitch better to close it early and reopen when clarified

BMitch

21:41

@waxeagle wasn't there something about questions with no answers and no up votes getting automatically cleaned up?

wax eagle

@BMitch yeah, 30 days IIRC

BMitch

/me wipes hands, my work here is done. :)

ok, you guilt tripped me into mod hammering them.

alright, since we started early, I'm going to end early....

Thanks for joining this week's PUT

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