paul

paul, 8 days ago

@moira

The stairwell goes down to the unfinished basement, which is essentially the original house, as notated in the floorplan with the green sections. The house started out years ago as a 14x28 L, as you can see in the birdseye view. It can be moved up to a certain point.

Open to beaming all the interior load bearing walls and starting clean, blank space, minus the purple bathroom in the back, possibly roofing the carport and making it real room and closing the front porch

blanked out floorplan

paul, 8 days ago

@moira This house was an add-on nightmare. We've owned it since 2019. It's going to be our forever home now

We finally got all the roof issues fixed that came along with add-ons. Now we are planning to tackle the inside. The back bathroom was 100% done new with accessibility in mind, including walk-in tub, lifting mechanisms, etc

We're going to have to put all new subfloor down in the original part because it's the 1950's thin tongue n groove over joists & no match for my heavy motorized chair

paul, 8 days ago

@moira

I like that, esp the back new bedrooms.

Currently, over the kitchen, is a flat roof. This fall, our main project is getting rid of the 1950's metal flat carport and the flat roof over the kitchen, so, technically, the kitchen and the carport will not be separated by a load bearing walls & can be opened. Also, in early 2020, we did a box store remodel of the kitchen with no-destroy rip out in mind. The kitchen can move anywhere.

paul, 8 days ago

@moira

Good thinking, but... All new central sewer line from the road into the house and 100% new plumbing throughout the house. That was a must do job we did before we did the kitchen and bathroom shortly after moving in. Water connection is pex All the old plumbing & sewer, was capped off. All of it. We also ran new wire and outlets in the kitchen and bathroom, not knowing what was there already in a 70 yr old house, with multiple owner add-ons

paul, 8 days ago

@moira

The old sewer was clay and more likely cracked or collapsed at one point so we had a new line put in with right slope.

We knew at some point we were going to have to undertake some major remodel, just to deal with issues with the structure.

Luckily, a lot of the infrastructure stuff was done for us by my dad before he passed away, but he was focused on the future, esp the plumbing and electrical.

paul, 8 days ago

@dannotdaniel

I'd love to be able to watch the four specials of Dodger that came after season 1.

The Train, Christmas, Bad Egg and Coronation.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11958674/episodes/?season=2

paul, 8 days ago (edited 2 days ago)

@DemocracyMattersALot

I interpreted it re the British format in layout, writing and target audience and not a right-wing turn

"One might be tempted to speculate that the new, Brit-heavy, Murdoch-pedigreed leadership will turn the Post into a fiery right-wing tablet. But douse that thought with flame retardant. None of the new Lewis crew seem to tilt that way, not even Murray when he ran the news pages of the Journal, the paper that broke the Trump-wounding Stormy Daniels story in 2018."

paul, 9 days ago

@dannotdaniel @GayDeceiver

😂

I'm getting emails that want me to advertise on the fowl site. Special deals. I've never advertised, nor shown an interest in advertising.

I even ran the email headers to see if they were spoofed and maybe a scam but nope, the emails are coming from the fowl site.

Also, the only way to opt-out is to log into your Twitter account, and set email preferences, an account to which I don't have any longer and haven't for a couple years now.

paul, 9 days ago

@tiamat271

It's such a good show. It's on BBC One and I think it is included with Amazon Prime.

https://www.amazon.com/The-Outlaws-Season-1/dp/B09PY6T5LP

paul, 9 days ago

@Bez_Lightyear

Very true. I was pleasantly surprised when I got a notification that season 3 was streaming. I was hoping there would be another season.

paul, 10 days ago

@TheBreadmonkey

I would tell you where it went but I am afraid tomorrow the lead story in the newspaper would be how I slipped on a banana peel and met my demise.

That's just how secret banana yoghurt society would do it.

paul, 10 days ago

@lex
A couple tools but requires python whereever you use it.

🔗 Mastodon Archive is an easy way to turn your archive into an offline viewer. I've used it.

https://github.com/kensanata/mastodon-archive?tab=readme-ov-file

🔗 There's also Mastodon Archive Viewer. I haven't used it.

It says it "A html script to take a mastodon archive and convert it into a human-readable webpage for viewing."

https://github.com/slashyn/mastodon-archive-viewer-modified

paul, 10 days ago

@mjf_pro

I ended up going directly to the url and it forwarded to the hosting platform, Cloudinary.

I guess it stands for Digital Asset Management at that service.

paul, 10 days ago

@jenbanim

Mine is 4vCPUs and 6 GB RAM, 6GB swap with 120 GB SSD.

Elasticsearch RAM is ridiculous, but I use my search more than anything else now, inc Google.

It costs like $10USD a month, plus Backblaze B2 for CDN is under $1.50

paul, 10 days ago

@atomicpoet

That's looks how I feel when the phone rings and the caller ID says "mother-in-law"

paul, 10 days ago

2/ Rates

🔗 Ohio Medicaid>Resources for Providers>Billing>Fee Schedule and Rates

https://medicaid.ohio.gov/resources-for-providers/billing/fee-schedule-and-rates/schedules-and-rates

🔗 Ohio Medicaid Hospital Base Rates
https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/raw/upload/medicaid.ohio.gov/Providers/FeeScheduleRates/InpatientHospital/HospRatesWeb.xlsx

paul, 10 days ago

@sister_ratched

As a Republican state, Ohio has embraced a lot of Liberal healthcare, for as much as it can being a GOP state.

As a whole, the US needs to come to a real reckoning over healthcare, but it's a business and over the last decade, the investors and private equity investors have dived deeper into it. I have a feeling cost will go up and care will go down. That's what I've experienced with my main healthcare providers, after they were taken over by an investment firm.