/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2715034
I'm not an expert or professional in this domain, so take my comments with a grain of salt.

I guess the issue I take with a lack of blocking, is that blocking is fairly easy / cheap to install between stud and adds a disproportional amount of rigidity to frame for the amount of work it takes. It just seem like a missed opportunity not to take advantage of it.

Now, whether or not that rigidity translates to a meaningful benefit is up for debate I guess. I've just noticed a lot of bowing / non-flush sheetrock but that is probably just the result of non-plumb framing. Something which blocking may not necessary have prevented or minimized.

>>2042914
To heat your home, override door shutoff switch, stick pener in microwave and set timer to 100 minutes. Good luck you faggot.

>>1931327
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>>1931545
I didn't see you said "computer running Linux". In that case, it is even easier than windows. You'll see something like /dev/ttyX and that will be your serial device. Like this: http://blog.marcinchwedczuk.pl/connecting-to-raspberry-pi-via-uart
You don't even need the GUI to see the serial. If you have a normal distribution, you can pull out your usb adapter and ls /dev, then pop it back in and ls /dev again. The kernel should automatically load the device for you.

>>1280559
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>>1281049
>tfw mixed results
fug
Thanks for answers in advance.

>>1280559
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>>1280578
How much is epoxy normally? It seems like some say it won't work. Don't want to waste any more money.

>>1280578
I think I've found a sight before that does that. I guess I just need to ask my doctor what the prescription is.

>>1281049
Even if I take the lenses out or put tape all around them before I try? I imagine any place will sell me frames if my lenses fit, it's the cost that's the problem.

>>1281082
Yes that seems about right from my experience so far. I feel like I'll need to melt the frame back together if I want it to be back together.