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22h ago
inSerious question, I just dropped $300 on a drafting arm for my board and I'm not sure it was worth it.
Man I read a whole article about this exact thing. They called it "feature fatigue" where people buy gear with too many options and then just give up. The writer said companies keep adding bells and whistles that nobody really uses. It just makes everything more complicated than it needs to be.
1d ago
inA lesson from a retired farrier at the county fair last summer
Man, I used to be so focused on getting the shoe on quick and tight that I'd skip checking the nail holes. I thought if the shoe fit, the holes would line up. Then I had a nail come out at a weird angle and prick the sole. Now I hold each nail up to the light and look down the hole every single time. It adds maybe ten seconds per shoe, but I haven't had a single close call since I started. That old guy was totally right, it's the boring little things.
2d ago
inVent: The writing prompt board at the Denver library had the same three ideas for months
Man, that's almost as bad as @black.pat's neighbor with the car alarm. At least that was a daily thing, this is just the same three ideas gathering dust. You'd think someone could at least swap in 'a lost wallet' or something. Makes me not even want to look at the board anymore.
4d ago
inA pilot at the FBO in Dayton mentioned his new Garmin G5000 system keeps flagging a phantom sensor fault
Classic case of software gremlins, not hardware.
4d ago
inA talk with my plumber buddy made me see scribing in a whole new way
That line about "stopped fighting it" is so true for more than just houses. I see people do this with old cars, trying to make them run like new instead of just learning their little quirks. You waste so much energy on the fight.