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what is your goal? dining room table, workbench to beat on? or somewhere in between.

Gone..

Today I turned 20lbs of brisket into 49 burger patties ( phone didn't focus too well )

the beard voids all the filtration.... repost with the beard gone.

sorry, didn't mean to come off as doubting, just a bit surprised.

Daughters boyfriend upgraded his stereo.. works fine Some of the speaker bases need to be put back on Includes the remote. Would be great for that man-cave or shop. Price: free-zilch-nada-nothing

Check KSL. 7 years ago I bought a full 200cf C25 bottle for $125 it's out of certification now but re-certify is cheap. Oh, and I'm still using that same gas that was in it. Check the neck ring. If it's blank, then it's an owner bottle. If it has a company name on it, then it's a leased...

You really only have 100A service? I would have guessed 200A I put a 100A sub panel in my garage but was quite lucky. The meter is on the exterior of the garage and I put the new panel on the opposite side of the wall inside the garage. Took all of 1 foot of wire. :)

gotta love the last line of that “Well, I’m not paid by the government, so I’m entitled to actually do science.”

Yeah, one of those posts I should have thought through a little better but didn't want to change it after the fact...

The statistic I'd like to see is how much the traffic fatalities have dropped since we were told to stay home. I would bet it exceeds the number dying from the virus.

Today was 15 Qt. of Spaghetti sauce and 2 loaves of sourdough rye bread still rising on the counter

Thanks for posting, My daughter (Sarah Friedrichs) just applied.

kind of scary these days to look at the connection list on the router and see just how many things are connected :oops:

The second port is for link aggregation and would go to the same device as the first to provide higher bandwidth and redundancy if the connected device supports it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_aggregation. In my case I use only one and connect it to the router. All other devices are...

probably a better modem, DOCSIS 2 vs 3. Since it slows you down, Comcast is a bit slow to upgrade you. Mine's a DOCSIS 3.1 which supposedly goes up to 10Gb/s (although with only 2 1Gb ports I'm not sure how they get there. Maybe they're 10 G ports not 1G)

I just installed an Arris SB8200 modem on a comcast line and the first thing they did was push a software update to it. That said, they control download speed at the central office. All told, I'm paying for 600Mb/s and typically see 700-720 Mb/s (705 just now during peak working hours)

Last night was just ground prime brisket burgers with charred Anaheim chili's and sharp cheddar..

at least with a deer you get to eat the remains