That sounds like a nice situation. Broad market, customers by the bucket. That’s quite nice! I admire your line of work. I could never to it following my personal attempts to renovate my own home. You must have acquired a whole lotta skills to get where you are .
Yeah true that. Well possibly at least. They do own their skills at least. The rest is possibly rentals :-/
Aren’t you slave to your customers instead of your boss though ? Can you really afford to just close the door and go sunny side of your want to?
GDPR is a bit more than cookies banners… it gives rights to European like deletion of one’s data, right to get a copy of one’s data, portability to some extent and a lot of transparency about what processing is happening. And if one of our DPA is taking an interest in a particular sus processing they can forbid it altogether which all companies fear much more than fines. It’s really a beautiful piece of regulation. And I’m not saying only because I make part of my living out of it :)
In the browser you ask? 194 + 9 incognito.
Just imagine the sharia mod of the Sims… heads be rolling…
Let’s hope we can flog them if they don’t obey as well then :) And cut a bunch of hands when catching something stealing some bread out of the bin. And beheadings all those dudes looking vaguely gay or too secular.
Maybe the next Sims won’t fuck anymore? Or the women won’t get to be as extravagant as in previous versions ?
Here they are :)
It was surprisingly not much of a problem.
The surface layer of the slab got hurt yesterday since after 2 months of extra dry climate we went into the monsoons without transition.
But so many prerequisites for effective AI implementations are relying on improving quality of inputs / training materials and that is an OPEX siphon.
So the concrete alone was €1.351 including the truck to deliver it. The beauuuuuuuuuuutiful pump was €460 but honestly it was so helpful I consider it well spent. Then a couple € because I overestimated my volume by ~0.6m3 so I’ll have to pay the recycling tax.
Thanks man. I’m always a bit unsure when a post is a post too much myself. I would not want to spam. And on another hand it’s fun to share the fantastic adventures of being a dad with 2 left hands trying to do home improvement.
Yup cutting them tomorrow. I tried to get some PVC profiles that would both serve as joints and guides when reeling but no one around carried those.
I went back yesterday and fixed the membrane here and here indeed… I filled quite okay from what I see. There’s a rough patch in a crap place and a few unfortunate strokes some places but at some point it felt like more touching was just making it worse.
Yup. I saw some talented dudes doing without but I’m absolutely not confident to pull that so snake things it is.
That’s actually a welcomed confirmation :) They are 4cm up the bottom and the slab is 12cm itself. So we are tight at a 3rd 🎉
It won’t help the concrete directly but being nice to workers typically means they will go the extra bit to make it actually nice instead of the minimum.
Ho for sure I’ll have water, various drinks, beers and french frises for everyone when it’s over :)
They just make sure the metal meshing stays in the middle of the slab and doesn’t go straight to the bottom. Also they go sssSsSSSsssss.
€240 of them yeah :(
They showup better with the night mode;
Well yeah but that’s the thing; knowing what you should be doing riiiiiigh before the concrete dries on you last mistake xD
And getting « the hand » for everything. Like applying plaster; from my first wall to my last it tell quite the story. And that’s if there’s no shit luck like « ho what’s this sus beam embedded in the wall doing and how do si deal with it no that I have a very large opening to do for this news door frame ».
No really fuck all that anxiety. Even with the all Internet cheering ;-)