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This is covered under power automate plan 1 which is included in all the bundle skus like office basic, office premium office/microsoft E1/E3/E5 etc. Thanks for watching!

Off the top of my head I’m not familiar with the 2 speed unit. I bought this one specifically for the helical cutter head being better than traditional knife based units. If the 2 speed version is a knife based unit then you still have the downsides of knife based units just at 2 speeds. If it’s a helical head unit then I don’t know what the advantage is. Speed has never been the issue with this unit. My “issues” have been around wrestling giant pieces through it in my cluttered garage and keeping everything level. Speed hasn’t factored into that yet.

2 speed is a banger, a neighbor bought all wen stuff (couldn't laugh more) and has the planer with the 2 speed and showed it to me and it sounds solid. The fast speed removes material fast and the lowest speed removes material with a better quality, I bought the tracksaw and tracks for 118 after taxes and the planer is next.

Price, value, and support.

Yes, the lifecycle doesn’t change if you buy it new, refurbed, or used. The last 2 have a higher chance that there is something wrong with it.

Thank you

Depends on coding for what. If you’re doing apple dev then the windows computer is instantly ruled out. Office is the same on both. Vs code is the same on both. But I wouldn’t force myself into the sub $500 laptop range either. I would use the Apple Card (or HP credit) and 0% financing on a base model air. It will be the better experience and save you money in the long run.

To get it to function yes. For your use case that may or may not make sense.

it can to shallow arcs. Basically picture a 12" x 12" square and if it could easily and smoothly move in and out of the arc or not.

scroll lol

Your parents must hate you

The dude rn:😭😭😭

Ok… feel better telling everyone that?

​@@TDSheridanLab Yes, do you care?

$300 for a possibly dead product sounds more like a gamble to me

@@TDSheridanLabwhat are you even yapping about?? a dead product? you pulled that out your ass

Yes, Apple has been making cell phone cpus for a long time. The support on iPhone/ipad is 5 years. Or less for first gen redesigns.

but the chassis at least isn’t first generation they started it in 2018. And keep in mind the life expectancy of an iphone or an iPad is less than 3 years anyway, but for Macs people keep using them for over 10 years, Mind you I use a mid 2012 15inch MacBook pro running open core legacy on Mac os Sonoma, aftermarket support for those machines will definitely prolong their life

Most of Minnesota and Wisconsin is this way. I take it you’re in Arizona?

Private channels are finicky. They are technically a sub site in the teams /sharepoint backend. This flow might not work with private channels. There are a number of automations that don’t.

Maybe, I’m unfamiliar with Jupyter specifically but if you send a web request to Microsoft then either you can take the complete diy approach of working with the Teams APIs. or the semi diy approach in power automate with the generic incoming web request trigger.

They probably are. They may have to wait for a licensing contract to be up or something because docusign and adobe sign have premium connectors in power automate. This is great for people who aren’t big enough to sign up with either company.

The robot got a baby sock stuck in its wheel

If the robot leaves lines of dirt, then that means the pad needs to swapped out. With the vitrines, my main concern is if the glass is thick/big enough to support the robot. Using the robot’s size for reference and if you’re concerned about dirt lines, you must have some rather large vitrines.

​@@TDSheridanLab Yes my vitrine is about 2.80m high and 5.50m wide. That's why I'm looking for a robot. So I won't lose my time cleaning it.

That seems a little extreme. Are you not allowed to mow your lawn? Any gas powered lawnmower is louder than this robot. Up close when your first start it seems louder then it actually is because the sound is instantly bouncing off of your window.

Sorry about that, unfortunately I can’t go back after the fact and fix it. My newer videos are better when it comes to audio and sound effects. Thanks for watching.

The current model…

No problem, I’m glad I could help.

The AP22D can be a router as well. The best solution would be to separate out your wireless from your router and then buy 2 Access points (ideally from Aruba Instant On). By using business grade equipment the like this the wireless networks can act as one and work with each other. If you were to use an Aruba AP to extend the wifi off your router then the routers wifi signal and the Aruba AP's signal would look the same but be separate and possibly fight with each other.

Idk, it may be close. I get all my sounds and stock footage from storyblocks so I don’t have to worry about copyright issues.

I’m personally saving up for a Sony A6700. Most of my content does work well with action cameras. But I got work with what I got.

@@TDSheridanLab That makes more sense!

Is the db used enough to be in the cache?

@@TDSheridanLab I think so, the mariadb app uses the 3rd to forth most memory and cpu over a week.

so the key wouldn't be tied to a specific user account.

Ok, good luck

That too, but woodworking is currently a hobby so that making money thing isn’t happening.

Not that I’m aware of or at least not in the consumer space. Maybe in the commercial space.

My transfer speeds weren't directly impacted. I verified Synology's statement "SSD caching doesn't help sequential transfers" In my house i have 1 gig wired networking through out the house, Wifi 6 Aps, and the synology is configured in a 2, 1 gbps nic LAG group on the switch. I've always been able to max out 1 gig connectivity to the NAS. With my 4 drive set up I could almost max out 5 gig networking if the NAS supported it mathematically speaking. For file transfers the only thing the SSD does is, that while your doing your large file copies it can smooth out other items at this same time. For example I can copy a RUclips project file thats anywhere from 30-100gbs in size at full speed while my daughter watches frozen on plex without any slow downs of either process. This is from the SSD caching for the transcoding and the LAG set up i have on the NAS and Switch. What problem are you trying to solve?

Nope. Just any subscription that includes power automate and teams. Which is most of them.

In that video I made an offer around training content that I can’t fulfill right now. So I made the video private until my schedule loosens up and I can accommodate them if they come in.

I’ve heard that. I power washed all these planks as recommended by some of bigger the pallet wood makers.

@@TDSheridanLab As far as I know they get treated in a vacuum process so that the whole pallet is saturated. My dad worked in a factory producing these (in the EU so I don’t know about pallets that get produced in your region) he always told me to never use the wood because it’s basically just toxic trash and to not even burn them.

Thank you. I’m just surprised I wasn’t even low balled. That’s almost a guarantee on Facebook marketplace.

Thats what I used and it rusted up again after i dried them.

@@TDSheridanLab after soaking them for 24 hours you have to wipe them dry due to the store bought vinegar is about 95% water. And I hope this doesn’t discourage you from making more beautiful things in the future

@jeremiahbell7496 no worries, I’ll building more stuff in the near future. Thanks for watching and your support!

Absolutely, There are so many things that can be modified to be better then a 5 gallon bucket for dust collection without spending $1000+

No problem, Thanks for watching. Power Automate can make your life so much easier.

free / increased wear on your tools to make it usable.

Are being used and should be used are 2 very different things. Also mobile devices have a shorter 5 year life cycle compared to the Mac computer 7 year life cycle.

No worries, I’ll come up with more ideas for content creation. Hopefully they do better. Thanks for watching! Any thoughts on track saws?

@@TDSheridanLab I missed my shot at someone dumping their festool by me, lol. are you gonna be using it on some slabs and cookies? If so, grab the mikita or the festool for the depth

Thank you, it was a fun project. But I probably should have only made 1 and then tested the waters.

No problem, thanks for watching

Thank you, I really enjoyed the product and will be using it in future projects.

It’s not a secret, it’s just automating manual work. I live in the suburbs so I don’t factor in car pollution as a cause of the dirt on my windows. I suppose it’s a consideration but just regular dirt being blown around is higher on my list. You could climb up in a latter and manually scrub the window with the robots cleaning cloth, but that’s super inefficient and defeats the point of buying the robot. The advantage of the robot is that you can place it on bottom corner of your windows and it will climb on its own to reach all the spots of the window. In the video, you can see I have a number of large windows on the second floor of my house. My choices are using a pole washer, climbing up very high on a latter, or paying a service. For the cost of one service visit, I bought a robot that can do it for me by using a latter at a safe and comfortable level.