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    Shop Is your shop messy or spotless?

    WD40 is better than brake clean and relatively speaking it's fairly cheap. I definitely never use it for lubrication either, but rust prevention it's better than nothing and definitely better than something that strips everything off. For a welding table I prefer it not to be too oily either. If...
  2. SomeGuy

    Shop Is your shop messy or spotless?

    I wipe mine down with WD40...would rather it not rust, so removing all the oily/dirty goodness with brake clean isn't ideal.
  3. SomeGuy

    How to measure high torque values?

    What size is the bolt? Unless it's something like M16 or bigger and Grade 10, I might question if they put the wrong numbers in. Like using the Nm numbers as the lb-ft and then did a conversion from that higher lb-ft into the Nm. Ie the guy was like "ya, needs to be torqued to 350...what's that...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Came across a bit of "we've already tried everything so don't need your help" but it's all good. If I could get into the servers, I'm sure I could figure it out, but sounds like access is limited.
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Ok, well sorry for trying to help :rolleyes:
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Given the content is there and can be retrieved if you don't rely on the javascript library that's doing the loading on here, it's unlikely it is actually screwed up in how it's stored on the server. With the errors I've seen, the request is making it to the server, the server is processing it...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Same issue with his attachment. Keep in mind that Edge, Chrome, Brave, Opera, etc. are all Chromium (I think they're calling it Blink? now) based. Safari is WebKit based which is what Chromium forked off of long ago. And FireFox has its own Gecko engine. This is why you'll see different...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Developer Tools in Chrome, just hit "F12" to open and there's a bunch of tabs in there showing this info. Console has the exceptions (errors in javascript on the page typically) and Network you can see all the traffic back and forth from the browser to the server, so each resource it loads...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    After a restart with the quic disabled it switches to an http2 error and doesn't load the resource: I'd have to see the server side logs to get any further probably, the http request headers are different between a straight get on the attachment itself and the get when it's embedded, and I...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    So the resource is there server side and can load fine if you go to the direct url for the attachment: https://canadianhobbymetalworkers.com/attachments/17516435459207399432093079362872-jpg.66783/ However, despite returning a 200 (http success) there's another error ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR...
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    Difficult Picture upload... again

    Can someone provide me with examples of where this happens? A particular thread with these images? I can help narrow down this sort of problem if I can recreate it.
  12. SomeGuy

    Real estate listings suck

    Oh pft, I wish it were $0.5m would be way easier...down here in the southern part of Ontario those sort of lots are typically $1.0-1.5m.
  13. SomeGuy

    Real estate listings suck

    Find the conservation authority for your area's mapping tool, they'll show you regulation limits, flood plains, wetlands, etc. and you'll quickly discover that any prime piece of vacant land that isn't already built on is 99 times out of 100 not buildable due to restrictions. That, or the price...
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