Okay right that makes sense. Thank you

Yep the last step is gimpy. I think I was basically having trouble measuring from the deck to the ground. I should have taken that measurement after building and leveling the landing pad

It would be fewer cuts and fewer measurements if it was right out at the end. So quicker and easier. I’m used to using a depth gauge and combo square and I like to throw in a bit of “le fine woodworking” when I play carpenter 🤠

I watched a few videos on how it’s done. Just measure a bunch. My circular saw worked really well for cutting the stringers.

This video was pretty good: https://youtu.be/UFIqiwtaAYA?is=quume9lETkAEH8XK

Nice! It’s a good day when suspension work doesn’t turn into a whole weekend of swearing at one stuck and rusted bolt

You should stand on a box and shout at people for the irl social media experience

Quick add more dogshit unwanted features and spyware to extract the maximum value out of customers over the short term!

Nice job dude

Distributed systems where the identity isn’t provided by the DBMS need UUIDs. I don’t really get why you’d use uuids in sql, except in the case mentioned where the client is bringing its own ids

People complain about Lemmy having limited content and engagement. Not in this article so much. I’m sure there were fewer posts in the past too. But what I found is that there are real people on here and you don’t have to wade through bots and shills which makes this community feel much more whole to me.

Shitting your whole ass