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23h ago
inThe day I realized I was lubing stabilizers wrong for 2 years
Ah yes, the classic two year grease marathon where you're basically building a dust museum inside your stabs. Been there, except my version was drowning the wire ends in dielectric grease like I was buttering toast, then wondering why my spacebar felt like it was chewing on sand. The fix was so simple it almost hurt my feelings, just a thin wipe on the wire where it rides in the stem and done. Turns out half this hobby is unlearning stuff you taught yourself wrong in the first place. My condolences to your old housings though, those things probably have enough gunk in them to lube a whole other board.
1d ago
inGave up on a 900 page fantasy novel 200 pages in because the author spent 40 of those pages describing a single breakfast
40 pages on breakfast is wild. I once quit a book 500 pages in because I realized I had been hate reading it for a month and only kept going so I wouldn't feel dumb. My rule now is if I'm not hooked by page 100 it goes back to the library, life's too short for 900 pages of toast. Some of those doorstops do pay off eventually but man, they should come with a warning label.
4d ago
inWatch the roof on old strip centers before you sign anything
Did the roofer give you any idea how long that ponding had been sitting there? I ask because 3 inches deep does not happen overnight, and if the decking under it was soaked you would have been looking at way more than $68K once they opened it up. Curious if the seller ever produced a roof report or if they just played dumb the whole time. Those older Mesa pads seem to always have one hidden gem like that.