So I ask the guy at home depot for the longest, thickest, blackest caulk, right?

Heck yeah buddy! Welcome to the sport! I'm a big proponent of getting lessons if you can. No matter what your ability is, from beginner to seasoned racer, there's always something you can do to progress. Barring that, it's hard to give tips without seeing your form. But if you post a video, I can help. I'm sure that there are resources online that I'm unaware of.

Many ski shops have summer sales on gear, so if you get on their mailing lists then you can get deep discounts on equipment in the off-season. I haven't bought anything full price in years.

Source: Former competitive racer and slopestyle skier

Let me know if you have any more questions. :)

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I'm actually a tenant trying not to deal with my landlord. But I fully agree with your take on it.

Thank you everyone. I'll wipe the area first, then give foil tape a try. I might use mastic for a better seal if it doesn't cost much more.

I understand! So then given my limitation, a dual hose portable AC unit is my best option.

I'm interested to see if there are any good FOSS options! I've used planta a bit but it has limited features on the free version and I do not need yet another paid subscription.

I am referring to the small 90° gap between the flooring and the metal where you can see bits of exposed concrete. Are you saying that gap shouldn't be sealed?

Good bot.

I plan to snack on them, but a search online showed them served sauteed with egg on toast. I imagine that avocado would work as well. Not sure how common it is in France though.

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Thank you for the helpful info. I have edited my post to include the pot size and intended use.

Thank you! It's been 5 months or so. It's surprisingly forgiving. Here's what it looked like on day 1.

Hahaha it was a container holding new litter whuch was literally just clay pellets.

Mine is decently seasoned and it was better non-stick than a non stick pan. 10/10 would recommend.

Those are giving me kale chip vibes and I'm here for it!

Top left for ease of maintenance. But if you do bottom right, thst will grow the largest pothos since they're allowed to climb like they do in the wild.

Strictly for commuting, rechargeable, nothing fancy. Doesn't need insane runtimes, just something reasonable for commuting that I can afford to buy and give several of them away. :)

Great points! I learned a few things.

Power cables should not be coiled unless you want induction loops, lower efficiency, and waste heat.

Ideally, the cables would be the minimum length needed as I understand it. For excess cables though, is there a better solution to organize it to avoid coiling?

I've seen more and more lawns signs for it. Here's their site:

https://www.urbanparkguelph.com/home