← Back to context Comment by craigmcnamara 2 days ago This load bearing concern belt and braces. 11 comments craigmcnamara Reply EdwardDiego 2 days ago My personal bugbear is its usage of "grain" where normally you'd use "granularity", if at all. ltrg 2 days ago Yes! Also everything's a "gate" that needs to be "wired up". paradox460 2 days ago Let me get my fence pliers sevenseacat 1 day ago Lately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something. smj-edison 2 days ago That's the smoking gun EdwardDiego 2 days ago Is it the smoking gun? Or is it the twist? Or maybe, even, the trap? dr_dshiv 2 days ago Belt and braces all the way down. They did their post training in British context? HappMacDonald 10 hours ago I always get "Belt and suspenders" from Fable, so I can't tell nonethewiser 2 days ago Provenance LVB 2 days ago Seam alexchantavy 2 days ago Pressure test
EdwardDiego 2 days ago My personal bugbear is its usage of "grain" where normally you'd use "granularity", if at all. ltrg 2 days ago Yes! Also everything's a "gate" that needs to be "wired up". paradox460 2 days ago Let me get my fence pliers sevenseacat 1 day ago Lately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something. smj-edison 2 days ago That's the smoking gun EdwardDiego 2 days ago Is it the smoking gun? Or is it the twist? Or maybe, even, the trap?
ltrg 2 days ago Yes! Also everything's a "gate" that needs to be "wired up". paradox460 2 days ago Let me get my fence pliers
sevenseacat 1 day ago Lately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something.
smj-edison 2 days ago That's the smoking gun EdwardDiego 2 days ago Is it the smoking gun? Or is it the twist? Or maybe, even, the trap?
dr_dshiv 2 days ago Belt and braces all the way down. They did their post training in British context? HappMacDonald 10 hours ago I always get "Belt and suspenders" from Fable, so I can't tell
My personal bugbear is its usage of "grain" where normally you'd use "granularity", if at all.
Yes! Also everything's a "gate" that needs to be "wired up".
Let me get my fence pliers
Lately I've noticed everything is "sharp" or it "sharpens" the point or question or something.
That's the smoking gun
Is it the smoking gun? Or is it the twist? Or maybe, even, the trap?
Belt and braces all the way down. They did their post training in British context?
I always get "Belt and suspenders" from Fable, so I can't tell
Provenance
Seam
Pressure test