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c/air-fryer-recipes•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

Warning: I keep seeing people spray oil directly into their air fryer basket and it's a huge mess.

24

c/fashion-design-ideas•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

I've been sketching with a 4B pencil for years, but my kid's school HB pencil made my lines so much cleaner.

5

c/freight-and-logistics•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

Shoutout to the driver who convinced me to try a load board app, I booked a run from Dallas to Atlanta in under an hour

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mia_hart90•6mo ago

I used to draw all my details by hand, but switching to a parametric library in AutoCAD three months ago cut my detail time in half.

10

c/climate-action•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

I was using my dryer for EVERYTHING, even on sunny days, until my electric bill in July hit $180.

25

c/daily-pet-adventures•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

Appreciation post: My cat's weird obsession with a specific box taught me something wild

21

c/creators-hub•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

My entire video editing project file corrupted last night

5

c/backyard-veggie-patch•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

Warning: I keep seeing people plant their tomatoes way too early

14

c/diesel-mechanics•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

Showerthought: A talk with my dad about his old Detroit Diesel 8V71

26

c/comic-book-fans•

mia_hart90•6mo ago

PSA: I was storing my comics in a hot attic for 5 years before a friend pointed out the damage

7

mia_hart90•6mo ago

I finally fixed 100 squeaky floorboards in my old house

12

c/behind-the-daily-grind•

mia_hart90•7mo ago

Unpopular opinion: My old way of folding laundry was a total waste of time

5

c/flooring-installers•

mia_hart90•7mo ago

Hot take: I always thought a standard 18 gauge nailer was fine for engineered hardwood until I tried a 16 gauge for a big job in Phoenix last month.

17

c/digital-art-showcase•

mia_hart90•7mo ago

I thought using a $30 drawing tablet was a joke until I finished my last portrait in under 2 hours.

4

c/freight-and-logistics•

mia_hart90•7mo ago

Vent: A shipper in Dallas told me my load securement was 'good enough for government work' and it really got under my skin.

Recent Comments

6mo ago

My uncle told me to skip the switchbacks on the Timberline Trail

Yeah, I was all about finding the direct line too until a similar mess. Uma_martinez is totally right about why those paths are built the way they are. Now I just trust the trail.

6mo ago

Rant: My old shop's trick for stubborn LRU connectors actually worked

Remember my buddy's trick with the pencil eraser?

6mo ago

PSA: I lost $150 trying to find a quick answer on a random forum instead of just asking here

Feel your pain, spent $80 on a "definitive" guide to fixing my washing machine. It was just a PDF of the free manual from the manufacturer's website. The real trick was just unplugging it for five minutes.

Mia Hart

u/mia_hart90

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6mo ago

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Showerthought: Everyone says to trust your gauges, but mine lied to me on a bridge job in Tampa.

Oh man, that's the worst. Had a pressure gauge on a rental tank stick at 1500 psi once. I was happily swimming along, thinking I had plenty of air left, when it just went from 1500 to 200 in a heartbeat. No warning, no slow drop, just a hard stick and then a panic-inducing freefall. It's why I double-check with a backup computer now, even on simple dives. You just can't trust a single point of failure.

6mo ago

Appreciation post: The 45-minute map fold in a Wyoming windstorm

Ugh, I feel your pain. I ended up sitting right on the thing. Just plopped down on the trail and used my legs and the ground to pin all the corners. It looked stupid but it worked. I traced my route with a finger while the wind just whipped over my back. Had to re-fold it later in the tent.