He does English dubs for the more popular videos though.

What is her reasoning?

Do people just randomly have 4 extra tires in their homes to change when the time comes?

Yes. Although, for my company car, they are stored at the dealership who in turn have three old shipping containers behind their building that they have fitted with custom tire shelves to store customer wheels off-season.

Honestly, buy one used on eBay, give it a spin, sell it again if not happy. Things that worked: Scanning a trackball I own, create a snug fitting cover for the backpack. Scanning the charging port of my Audi, create an inset for snowy weather. Scan an ITX Mainboard and a PCIe card in it, create a frame that holds both and a fan. What did not work: Scan a small plastic cap with threads and all and replicate it. Anything that has deep grooves, holes, you name it. If it disappears within a 30° angle from a distance of 20cm, you’re likely not scanning it. Shiny surfaces need to be matted, either with isopropanol and talcum or some kindof special, sublimating scan spray. I usually use the thing for freeform stuff that is too aggravating to measure, but still measure dimensions that need to be exact. Yes, the software puts out a mesh of polygons in formats like STL. I usually load those into CAD and model around it.

Got mine, an Einstar Gen1 for about 1000€ two years ago. They are cheaper now, new.

Ever used one of them handheld 3D scanners that create huge point clouds and derive a mesh from them? Yeah, I regularly hit the ceiling at 64GB with bigger scans at high resolution.

I am stealing that expression.

Help me with that: I’m self hosting lots of stuff and half the point of it is, that I can use it from anywhere. With reasonable encryption and mTLS where possible, that seems pretty straight forward and manageable.

I mean, with dogs that’s just easy mode. Still, I never felt it was even legal to walk past my dog without asking “How is it buddy.” and at least giving him a quick pat.

Picking the right socket by eye: it immediately fits, and the ratchet is set to the right direction, too.