No problem

You’ll either need to move your screen up on the wall or lower your projector. Either way the projector needs to move farther away from the wall

You’re right, you also need to select the filter for QWERTY keyboard layout

How to google before asking questions.

It's complete and currently assembled, but I definitely don't have the box and probably not the instructions either. They are in our house in California. I'm going there in a couple months to do some cleaning. I think I have 10 total modular building sets total with 6 or 7 assembled and the rest new sealed in their boxes. I always intended to build a shelf to display them, but honestly never got around to it.

Great! Thanks!

Thanks! I’ll give them a call

I wonder if they have enough surveillance cameras.

I have this set and potentially willing to sell it. I have no idea how used sets are valued since I've never sold any Legos before (I just collected and built them.) Can you give me some info about valuing used sets?

You can search Amazon for "laptop with QWERTY keyboard" specifically. Apple allows you to pick which keyboard you want when ordering through their web store.

I agree with all of this.

Maybe ask:

1. What would you do differently if you could at (your age)?
2. What was the best advice you've received and why?

+1 on recall in the dog park being a BS expectation.

If you know anything about recall training, you should only use recall if you know 100% that your dog will come back to you. Using it in a high stress/high distraction environment when your dog is not 100% reliable is specifically training your dog to ignore your recall signal.

You spent the money on the bike, now mount a proper bike computer and use that :) You'll have a better time and your phone won't get destroyed.

Probably if not SF, Berkeley/Oakland. Palo Alto might be okay if you're working there and want to hang out with Stanford grad students.

They'll raise the speed limit at the same time they properly maintain the roads and require bi-annual vehicle roadworthiness inspections.

I'm just realistic. :) I'm not the one who's raging on the internet trying to manifest behaviors of dogs.

Except dogs don't have the same concept of ownership as humans. This is a stupid hill to die on. You're going to be disappointed and angry for no good reason if you start throwing a ball around the park and expect other dogs to not go after the ball.

It's called the Furka car train. I think the price depends on when you book, but I think we paid 27 CHF on the spot. The train takes 15 minutes vs 45 minutes to drive the pass under good conditions. Sometimes the pass is closed and the train is the only realistic way. https://www.zermatt.ch/en/arrival/Arrival-by-car/Car-Train/Furka-Car-Train

Bringing a ball to a dog park is absolutely asking for trouble.

Mostly that you’d be held accountable for wear and damage. Your best bet is to go to ikea as soon as you rent a place and buy the essentials or go on Kleinanzeigen (eBay.) The used marketplace is super popular in Germany and used furniture can be had for a fraction of the price of new items.

Lots of restaurants and bars are showing the games. Why not just find one you like and go there.

Why don’t you try to contact the museum directly?

The first time I rode on one of these, my wife and I were on the way to Zermatt and the gps led us to a train station. We got to the ticket machine snd thought it was some kind of toll until we saw the train arrive and it all made sense. It’s honestly kind of terrifying at first, but also pretty cool. Not sure how I would feel driving into a train somewhere else though.

I'd recommend buying it from Mikado - it's a great Japanese grocery store. Otherwise, Tushita Teehaus has a great selection.