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Switzerland posted:Meanwhile, someone's doing dahir insaat IRL stuff: haha yeah it'll be great trying to fix and maintain a house for a century that was built the same way as a car, e.g. out of loads of proprietary, nonstandard parts that become increasingly unavailable after just 20 or 30 years this principle applies  dude is an engineer and has severe engineer brain, he's not trying to create a new universal standard but he's absolutely adding a whole new set of nonstandard house construction parts and techniques to the world of housebuilding just making everything that much worse later
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That's not a submarine. I'm pretty sure this is one of the margarita machines I saw in a thread in GBS years ago.
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Leperflesh posted:haha yeah it'll be great trying to fix and maintain a house for a century that was built the same way as a car, e.g. out of loads of proprietary, nonstandard parts that become increasingly unavailable after just 20 or 30 years This is why wood is a good material to build houses out of, the raw material grows on trees.
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Switzerland posted:Meanwhile, someone's doing dahir insaat IRL stuff: The problem is land supply, not house supply. We don't need a factory to produce more houses. We need a factory that produces more purchasable land to put a house upon. Just plopping out one new acre of land per hour. meltie fucked around with this message at 13:57 on Feb 19, 2024 |
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I would argue urban sprawl is an issue and that the whole management of shared building infrastructure is the biggest hurdle to overcome it.
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meltie posted:The problem is land supply, not house supply. Around these parts it's definitely more housing that we need, not land. We've got plenty of that. That's a problem in itself as urban sprawl is a massive issue.
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meltie posted:The problem is land supply, not house supply.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:This is how Necromunda's hive cities happen. Luckily, 99's foundations will be able to support one all by itself! An arcoLogy
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The problem is too many people. Horrible, awful, reprehensible people.
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goatface posted:The problem is too many people. Your absolutely correct but unless we want to go full on tory..er... i mean nazi there's not much to be done. Other than from the limited reading I've done, the more you uplift your population, the less kids they tend to have. That'd be amazing, a smaller but more educated population over time. Anyways.. hows this L shaped house getting on?
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Someone invent San Junipero, being able to go to different time periods and I bet that houses can be built instantly there too.
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Depressed wires to a thing hanging out a thing  wires i guess having to fin a way for those wires past all the other older forgotten about wires  what the wires are for  what the gently caress are the wires for?  Still pulling off pipes and remotely getting them hett up  confirming their ok  but ultimately getting stuck in and ignoring context  at least I have a comfort blanket  mum and dad are off. abandoning their late twenties probably son again  had to reverse it out to avoid getting stuck  anyway all this lot looks done  Getting there with this stuff. Its a very slow and arduous process. Lol. I've hosed up a couple of bits and gone like how am I gonna get that back in place and soldered up? Just keep in mind how ever bad you gently caress up, you can go backwards and fix it. It justs costs money, time and possibly like i dunno embarrassment if your dad is still there and telling you he said so.  getting there  oh dear.... yeah this is wrong  look at that skinny little neck on it. Its another bit I got second hand from bristol. Yeah that probably isnt a 28mm part. lol gotta replace it. Only 70quid and another days wait. blood on the walls 
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Even if it all never works, at least you had fun doing it!
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Does the hot water loop into a bidet? If not, why not?
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Is the blood load-bearing?
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Jaded Burnout posted:wires what the gently caress are they for?
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knox_harrington posted:what the gently caress are they for? Individually controllable lights I think. Seems like it would have been easier to use POE lighting. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/enterprise-networks/what-is-poe-lighting.html
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Have you tried wiring up an ethernet plug thingy?
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Have you tried wiring up an ethernet plug thingy? i'm with you on this one
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I agree there. I needed 3 runs of ethernet so I just bought pre-made ones of more than enough length and threw the excess behind a storage rack. The calculus on this might change if you're using 2 km of ethernet cable though. I'm pretty sure this build has more wire in one conduit than I have in my entire house.
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You just need to get a sharp enough punch down tool. It's easy as poo poo if your tool is sharp, miserable if it's not. Idk if you can get Klein tools over there but that's what I'd recommend, I just bought one of their replacement blades bc the $9.99 punch down tool I got as a set wouldn't cut for crap. Blade alone cost more than that but worth it. Terminating wires always sucks though, just buy premade for anything you're plugging into a jack.
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I once had to terminate cables manually since the conduit wasn't large enough to accommodate a jack (the cable itself barely fit). I had a poo poo tool and it literally took me half a day just to add jacks on both sides of one cable. Horrendous. Also I'm incompetent.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Have you tried wiring up an ethernet plug thingy? I have & I agree its a pain in the arse, but I think your going to go away on holiday sometime & come back to find some cunts nicked all your copper.
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I am looking at getting those zigbee behind the switch things for a couple of rooms, but other than that it’s a bit excessive
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Look, don’t poo poo on 99’s cabling, it’s making me feel much better about the amount of Cat 7a I ran in mine.
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It’s probably cheating but the thru hole RJ45 plugs make it a lot more bearable. Relatively.
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Rapulum_Dei posted:It’s probably cheating but the thru hole RJ45 plugs make it a lot more bearable. I hate these so much and every one I've ever seen has been poorly terminated.
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Leperflesh posted:just make everything wireless Get 'im, boys.
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Gravity Cant Apple posted:I hate these so much and every one I've ever seen has been poorly terminated. Platinum Tools came out with a new one called ezEX-RJ45 that when it crimps and cuts it actually trims a little plastic bit as well making it beautifully smooth. Would recommend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_bSqBnWBg0
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i would rather splice two ethernet cables together than put my own rj45 connectors on, thats how much i hate doing it.
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EZ RJ-45 connectors actually make Ethernet termination tolerable. Ask me how I know. https://www.platinumtools.com/products/connectors/ez-rj45-connectors/ez-rj45-cat6-connectors-100010c/
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Messadiah posted:Platinum Tools came out with a new one called ezEX-RJ45 that when it crimps and cuts it actually trims a little plastic bit as well making it beautifully smooth. Would recommend. That looks like it would take me longer, waste more cable, and be more expensive considering the website doesn't even give a price. I've terminated enough ethernet cables at this point that it doesn't really take me much time at all to go fiddling with something like this.
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Hopefully with the individually network addressed light fittings you have installed backups for redundancy
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TheMightyHandful posted:Hopefully with the individually network addressed light fittings you have installed backups for redundancy Dual homed lights, for redundancy 
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Bunch of nerds itt. Blood for the blood house, Copper for the L throne.
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But also, aren't you only supposed to DIY terminate ethernet in keystones or FTPs? The only reason I've seen for terminating in RJ45 is some kind of POE situation where the bigass FTP literally doesn't fit or I guess you really quickly need a temporary patch cable. Other than that you should be buying manufactured patch cables.
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Covering the walls with so many wires I accidentally create a faraday cage and am only able to get reception in the plant room.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Covering the walls with so many wires I accidentally create a faraday cage and am only able to get reception in the plant room. It'll get to the point you can wirelessly charge your phone by being in the house.
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