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1d ago
inLost 4 hours of layer work when Photoshop crashed during a livestream in Chicago
Autosave won't catch everything, manual saves are still king.
1d ago
inRant: I thought the $180 dive light was a waste until the harbor job in Norfolk
The line about calling guys with real lights showoffs is me with so many things, not just dive gear. I did the same thing with cordless tools for years, swore my old brushed drill was fine, then borrowed a buddy's good one on a deck job and felt like an idiot. It's that thing where you don't know what you're missing until you're in a spot where the cheap version flat out can't keep up. Curious about the canister lights too, since the cord seems like it'd be one more thing to snag in 8 inch viz.
4d ago
inRant: my Denver property tax bill jumped 41% and nobody at the assessor's office can explain why
Guess the garage door counts as a luxury upgrade now.
9d ago
inA old boilermaker in Baton Rouge told me to stop grinding my welds flush and it took me 5 years to get why
My old foreman Gus told me back in 2012 that a grinder has cost more good welds than a bad rod ever did, and I nodded along like I understood. Saw a post on a welding forum a while back where a guy showed before and after pics of caps he ground flat on a boiler job, and half the replies lit him up for it. Turns out the crown is what lets the inspector read your heat input and tie-in, and once it is gone all they can do is guess. I was the same way for years, thought pretty meant good, but pretty just means you hid the work. Now I wire brush and knock the toes smooth and leave the cap alone. That old timer gave you free money and it only took five years to cash it.