Build some vertical storage shelves underneath it! Make them run all the way up to where the U is, then drywall over the U or something so it isn't sticking out. Maybe even make a bigger covered space on top of the top shelf. Make the thing go all the way from the floor up to where the U meets, maybe some of those real dark aged bronze type metal supports that seem to be popular as finishes these days.
mjgood91
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If it were me and everything else was fine every-wise, I'd try to match with what's already there. Go with what works and sit back with the peace of mind that you won't have to rip open your drywall a third time.
That's a fascinating historical data chart that they have posted. I'm less surprised that it's sitting at 31% now and a lot more surprised that this question didn't even warrant a 50% positive rate during the 1950's and 1960's.
I'm a couple years away from where you're at... my oldest is still working on "is learning that he can't watch Bluey anytime he wants just by handing mom or dad the TV remote". It's... an ongoing work in progress.
Are we really gonna be doing shit posts from The Onion on here?
Yes, and I am hoping to check out and even host a number of other fediverse projects over the next several months.
Good Lord you're right... same picture on Zuckerbook too.
Heh, that's not a good look for their social media team lol
@[email protected] Can you source where you got the information for this image? My clan games rewards are completely different than these.
Oof... Not gonna lie I'm a wee bit underwhelming lol. Not really sure if I like any of the options for tier 5, though I'll probably end up snagging the lab potions. And no instant hero or lab book in stage 6, plus a rune of elixer which feels like a weaker rune these days... ick. Must be a bit slow this summer lol
Nvidia's fairly consistently been pulling in $2-$4 per share on a TTM (source: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/NVDA/nvidia/eps-earnings-per-share-diluted). At $430/share, folks seem to be projecting earnings are going to be about 5-15 times higher over the next decade or two. What seems more likely to me is that, while growth remains strong, growth won't remain 5-15 times higher strong, and the company's going to experience difficulty in leveraging their earnings into higher yields from upstream pricing pressure on the supply chain side, especially if chip foundries are operated in higher cost-of-business countries such as the United States, an embargoed China, or a Mexican city with more expensive access to raw materials.
Backblaze B2 for off-site storage, and restic for automated backups with snapshots
Our oldest said "mamama" for a good two or three months before any dada's started coming out, so my wife knows she doesn't have any reasonable ground to be annoyed about her saying "dadada" first. And that's just making her even more irritated.
We've decided we'll have to settle this with a tiebreaker baby.