Ocram Ippec @marco@linuxlab.sh

Hello! This is my #introductions TOOTtalk

I'm the cross-sections of bad ideas executed really well - with a lot of stories to tell

In #technology I work a lot with #linux #kubernetes #containers #python #cloud #edge

In #gaming - #nintendo #switch #overwatch #rocketleague #pokemongo player but also love #cards #boardgames #dnd

In life #sailing #cars #travel are all a big draw

In #food I'm all about Asian #cooking #ramen #bao #noodles

Learning to speak #chinese love my #cats

Looking for someone with experience PXE booting Raspberry Pi compute modules, or know of alternatives to RPi Compute Module for factors with PXE support.

Basically me working late night on a demo for tomorrow

There is one thing I really like, because the burner is so large - and we often use large wok-esque pans we could never center anything but stock pots on the burner.

Now, everything fits really well with a few inches often overlapping into the new void in the wall.

I kind of feel like at this point this non-load-bearing wall should just go away but in the meantime I'm happy to have our full stove back and more room to cook!

Once they finished their work, and they were quite a delight, they packed up and left.

So I now have a very tiny window/bar which joins the corner of my dinning room to the kitchen stove.

It seems super odd, and I'm still not sure if it was the best option available - but again I don't own this house and the owners signed off

Turns out I completely misunderstood when a few hours later I came back downstairs to find a beautiful (/s) window in our kitchen wall.

To this handyperson's credit, they did a wonderful job cutting, patching, and paint matching but I was not expecting this to be the solution and I'm still unsure if the homeowner we rent from understood.

But, since this isn't my house and the work was nearing completion nothing more but to roll with it.

When they arrived and assessed the situation they told us that tile wouldn't help since the tile would just end up being heated and eventually falling off / cracking.

They explained the best thing to do was to recess the wall in that area and get some "marble" material to match the counter tops. They called the house owner and got the go ahead.

In my mind I imagined they were going to remove a bit of the drywall on the kitchen side and just put marble flush up with the wall

So, as we started cooking more and staying in with the baby - and since we use a lot of wide rim pots and pans - the wall next to the burner has started to decay.

At first it just seemed like paint damage but monitored it closely and eventually we hit dry wall.

Had to stop using the burner and we contacted the homeowner to find out ways to repair. We suggested that tiles (like subway tiles) may help insulate and protected. She promptly scheduled a handyperson to come out

We rent our current house, have been here for about 4 years, and will probably be here 2 more years until we move to a home we buy. The owner is a very nice person and every time we have an issue she is quick to resolve it.

About a year ago our gas stove broke, within 2 weeks we had a replacement. However, there was one problem - the stove was a 1 small, 2 medium, 1 large burner and the large burner was directly next to a wall.

I'm honestly not sure what I'll use this space for, so you'll all probably get a pretty even mix of everything and more!

Hello! This is my #introductions TOOTtalk

I'm the cross-sections of bad ideas executed really well - with a lot of stories to tell

In #technology I work a lot with #linux #kubernetes #containers #python #cloud #edge

In #gaming - #nintendo #switch #overwatch #rocketleague #pokemongo player but also love #cards #boardgames #dnd

In life #sailing #cars #travel are all a big draw

In #food I'm all about Asian #cooking #ramen #bao #noodles

Learning to speak #chinese love my #cats