Vengefu1 Tuna

It’s fascinating reading your side of this, everything you said tracks with getting paid by insurance carriers as well. I’m a revenue analyst for an insurance agency. There are no established rules or SOPs they follow. They each make up their own thing. For each established rule one carrier follows, there’s another one who does something completely different. Some of their websites are really good and helpful while others are the oldest looking sites I’ve seen in years. We have a team of people who are assigned carriers, and only work with those carriers, so we can keep track of how each one operates and pays us. It’s a mess. I couldn’t imagine trying to navigate all these carriers by myself in order to get paid, on top of managing a practice.

It’s also very expensive compared to other finish options like plating or different types of paint. I would be surprised if price wasn’t also a factor.

(source: I used to work in metal fabrication)

Hades II. It’s so hard to put down.

My house was one of the ones hit in this storm. Baseball sized hail was blowing in sideways and broke a window. We lost a huge limb from our oak in the front yard. I got a roof inspection yesterday and it’s shot, it needs replacement. This was an expensive storm for me, but it could’ve been much worse. One of my coworkers said her neighbor’s tree fell on her house.

Are the prices coming down at all?

I can’t believe Balatro is so high on the list even though it came out less than a month ago. It’s very deserved though, it’s crazy addicting and it plays perfectly on the deck.

I picked up Armored Core VI in the recent sale, I’ve been enjoying it a lot more than I anticipated. Being able to switch up everything in the build after dying then trying again makes the failure fun.

I’ve been really enjoying Aragami recently, but it requires installing Proton GE to get the cutscenes to work after the first level. It’s such a neat stealth game.

This is a really interesting idea! It sounds like you’ll need something to translate the Morse code into alphanumeric characters as you type.

Hello future people!

I grew up in a sheet metal fabrication company in the US. It’s wild to see drawings of measurement tools I’m familiar with from 80 years ago. I had no idea these designs were this old. This is so cool, thanks for sharing, OP!

I think this is one of my favorite TV episodes ever. Better Off Ted deserved better.