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Not if you want safety, security updates, and apple support.

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Depends on what you want to do with powerautomate. If you're looking to automate the PDF field process then no. If you're looking to move signed documents and to send notifications then yes. Thanks for watching

I did it with math. The blocks are 4inches tall and the first one needs to be half below ground. So in my case it was 6 above ground for my height. The side of my house is super flat so it was pretty constant for the length of the run.

@@TDSheridanLab great! it wasn’t noted in the video so I wanted to ask how. Thanks.

The level line is set at the height that corresponds to your height based on the pavers you’re using and how many rows you’re doing. In my case 1.5 brinks are above grade so that’s 6 inches above ground.

Technically you got a brand new computer that will go end of life in less than a year probably. I’m referring to official support, not will it turn on. After your official support is up there are a bunch of ifs on your resell opportunities. Once that thing goes end of life it’s not worth more than $100.

@@TDSheridanLabdefinitely exaggerated. Less than $100?

Go put a serial number in on Apple’s trade in calculator. If it’s past end of life it’s $100-$150 depending the model. It’s more of a loyalty discount than anything else because a dead product isn’t worth anything.

@@TDSheridanLab oh yeah, if you go to Apple for sure. Trade in at best buy? $490 base model. Its gonna be a while before they are less than $100.

Yep, nothing like having to bandaid a 20-30 standard for new threats! Thanks for watching.

I don’t have one, but I’ll work on it over the next couple of weeks.

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Home Depot and links are the description

Since the flow is running at the same time as the responses are coming in. All you have to do is show the default created column in Sharepoint. The created timestamp in Sharepoint should be with in a few minutes of when it was created in forms.

That’s a good question. Originally I made a raised garden with these pavers and ordered 20 bags of paver base. Home Depot sent me an entire pallet that was 60+ bags. I think I had to purchase ~20 additional bags to do 3 sides of my house. Home Depot has a calculator to help sort it out. Thanks for watching!

No problem. I’m glad you found it useful!

4.7 meters or 15.4 ft

Sorry, early days of you video editing

Height reference line

Thanks for watching! This solution is built off of processing the form submissions as they come in and eliminate manual processing. Not bulk importing. For a bulk import you could create a manual or scheduled flow that loops through all the responses and if the response id matches the that an item in that column in sharepoint skip it, or handle it how you want it too. I don’t have a dedicated video for that but I’ll add it to my to do list. Thank you for the idea.

Depends on the size of the window, height of the window, height of latter, and how comfortable you are with heights. It’s not for everyone, but there are many use cases.

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I don’t have a specific video for that, but you can make a simple flow to do that or build it on to the end the flow. The action to use is send an email. You may want to use a dedicated service account for notifications. Thanks for watching.

Depends on how tight the window is. The robot moves in straight or diagonal directions. Kinda like an etch a sketch. So if it’s a big circle I probably won’t have total coverage. If it’s small rounded corners that make a 90 degree angle then it may work.

I can’t say for sure because I don’t have a unit that came out after that change. To actually block non Synology hard drives. Synology would have to do it in firmware. Which is a big undertaking. The big brands like Dell and HPE only block non manufacturer’s hard drives on their top tier storage devices($100k+). On their servers if you plug in a non Dell/HPE drive they throw up errors saying it’s not official but still allow you to use the drive. On Synology’s web site they have the following wiggle room statements. “Works Best with synology drives” “Synology will not provide technical support if your device is not on the Synology Products Compatibility List” I can’t verify this, but most likely standard hard drives still will work but you give up some support and warranty options in doing so.

Thank you for watching. To answer your question. I don’t know. In theory I’ve heard solar panels are quite strong so I see the potential. With that being said I don’t know what changes when you compare solid exterior windows to the multiple layers of a solar panel. The unit is very light, but it uses vacuum suction to hold it to the window. So I don’t know what strains would be put on the solar panel with suction compared to normal wear and tear. Sorry I can’t answer the question, but hopefully this adds some context in your research.

Thank you, glad the door is up it makes such a difference in that space and to block noise traveling.

Some of mine you can and some you can’t basically the ones you can’t open don’t make sense to open. Thanks for watching!

Idk if I can wash 3ft x 5ft in less time it takes to stick a robot to the window and press a button.

Thank you for watching and the support. In that environment it can do ok, but there is a lot tweaking that needs to be done pre and post production. I got the settings dialed in on the gopro with garage lighting and color grading in adobe. But if you skip one of the steps it’s noticeable very quickly. Adobe has some prebuilt Luts for gopro footage, but to use them effectively you have to white balance the space to 5800k brightness and record in the natural or flat color modes. I’ll have a barn door build coming out in the next week that uses this filming process. Overall up leveling auto and video is generally good, but if you save money on the camera you MUST spend money on lighting and editing software.

I haven’t tried it, but multiple other people have commented that they have.

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Yes I do, especially now with Apple. There isn’t any after purchase upgrades any more. Part of the performance boost the M series has is because everything is soldered on the motherboard. For Apple it’s buy it right the first time or buy it again later. on the MacBook Air I’d max out the ram if you want to get 5-7 years out of it Regardless of usage. On the pros try to scale it with a little extra based on your usage.

@@TDSheridanLab this makes perfect sense. I have one more question for you. I know you mentioned in your video her win your opinion why the MacBook Air M1 would be bad in 2024, but what about the people who purchased the maxed version when it came out. I found one for $975 with 16gb Ram and 2TB in “very good” condition and one for $945 with 16gb Ram and 1TB for $945. Would these be a bad idea investing in now seeing that they may be good for three more year apple software support wise, but also the chance that Apple may be still developing software for all M series by then still being so new?

@365tonkatruckfit2 device support doesn’t correspond to different spec levels. The base model m1 air will loose support the same time the maxed out model does. As soon as hardware support drops, software support follows. I have a number of iPads at my day job I’m replacing now. They run one app but the hardware is past end of life and the iOS is capped at iOS 15. The app vendor dropped support for iOS 15. So now we have to replace some iPad to restore functionality

@@TDSheridanLab you are very informative, Thank You. Is it just true that these devices cannot be future proof and that people only upgrade, because these are upgrades they need in that moment?

It is on. When it’s off, the mess is double the size.

Holy shit haha ​@@TDSheridanLab

😂 É meu deus que medo que filme não entendo

Each window only takes a couple of minutes. It’s a linear thing, the larger the window the larger it will take. My largest windows took about 5 minutes each. Also my assumption is as a homeowner, you already have a ladder. Thanks for watching

Is there any errors in powerautomate? This whole automation is just a fancy copy and paste. So if source and destination exist as long as they are linked it should go through.

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Hello, Thank you for reaching out! Let's go through these items. Power BI is a reporting and analytics tool, so it won't help you keep track of the work. It will just make reports about the work. Planner is a lightweight project management solution that primarily uses a Kamban style approach. It can be very verbose within its feature set scope, but Microsoft made sure not to have it over run their stand alone paid for project management software, Microsoft Project. Planner competes directly with project like Monday.com. Overall, based on what you've said you need to scope the type or types of work you do and determine if a ticketing system with automation and scheduling capabilities is the best fit or a Project management solution that allows for templating and possible resource management. Most of my direct experience with ticketing systems is from an MSP point of view which is probably overkill for your current scenario. If I was in your shoes I would look into the following products. Ticketing Systems FreshDesk ZenDesk Project Management Tools Microsoft Project Monday.com ClickUp Then see which ones line up the best. If cost is the main driver, some of the options above have free options, but once you get into task and/or Project templating that usually interduces cost regardless of the platform. Thanks for watching

Thank you for the thoughtful response. I will look into this options. Greatly appreciated. @@TDSheridanLab

No problem glad i could help@@Kindness808

It depends on the stage of the file and its purpose. Official process and procedures definitely needs file controls. Collaboration and planning on the other hand can be more fluid. Thanks for watching

Can and should are very different things. In the case a $200 price over a 5 difference should be a non issue if you’re looking to maximum lifespan.

The created field is determined by who made the list item. Since the people who fill out your form probably don’t have access to the list or if it’s an anonymous form then the licensing can’t transfer. Also if you’re using a service account then the created field would show the service account. The best thing to do is to create additional column like “form submitted by” and update the flow to capture who submitted the form.

Battery time should be from 30 to 45 minutes

The battery is only for emergency situations where you loose power while cleaning. The primary source of power for the unit is being plugged into the wall.

Your welcome! I’m glad it helpped

Just like anyway and anyways

You would have to build out the logic of based on the options/values from the form, route it to a specific list. Or you can build out views in one list for the different functions depending on your situation.

Response id is the unique id from the Microsoft forms side of it. You can port the data into an existing list. All you have to do match the form data to the correct columns in sharepoint.

I did too but mine works great I DONT regret it

@@MoshaXO that’s for that mines just came in today

@@khy7672 lol literally same! Mine came in today. I got the gold one from Back Market in excellent condition!

It will be a fast web browsing machine for a while.

Yes and no, the video is based on official support. 8 years of support on pc is also not a real official thing either.

Stone height reference

@@TDSheridanLabok because I was like, that is not matching the curve lol