As an engineer, we only ever agree on two things:

1. That’s not enough money
2. That’s not enough time

Eh, going over one layer is fine as long as there are no decking or other structural problems. From what I can see here the older ones are in good enough shape.

This would significantly improve Oklahoma

I’m guessing 50/50 mixed race based on context.

Medical device engineer here (mechanical engineering). I host jellyfin, game servers (Minecraft, factorio, valheim, etc), my website, and a bunch of other minor services I find useful.

I got into it originally through a combination of poor internet, and being fed up with Google and others discontinuing products/features. The internet problem is solved now, so my only goal is not being reliant on someone else’s cloud.

Homie’s thumb is on the wrong side.

Nah, just the shows.

I don’t think it’s very irrational to be grossed out by that.

Creo has a bit of a steeper learning curve to be sure, and is more expensive.

But it also is, in my experience, much more robust and has a lot more capability on the advanced side of modeling. Solidworks requires more workarounds in order to accomplish what you’re trying to do, vs Creo with probably a dedicated tool for that specific task.

I have to use solidworks at work. God, do I miss Creo.

I think if you print the PDF to another PDF, it’ll lose any copy protection or potential identifiers.

Thank you, I will look into this!

I have Foundry through Docker, but that’s pretty much the extent of the self host. Everything else comes through D&D Beyond. I’d love to get away from wizards, but it’s pretty damn slick.