You can't imagine how happy am I to have never jumped the wagon. To either VSCode or to anything from JetBrains. Began using eclipse on my uncle's computer back in ~2010. And just never left.
It followed me through c++, java for uni classes and Python. It followed me when I switched to Linux. I'll bring it to my grave if it keeps going.
Is it the best? Nope. But it's fucked up consistently enough for me to get used to it well enough.
And if you lack the screwdriver. So long as the head is not the flat style and you have room. Angle grinder/dremel and everything turns into a slot head screw.
Those only open via vasistas, you can't swing around a 4m window lol.
Yeah. Didn't think too hard about it, the idea for that project was to segment it and use tilt and turn. But in the end it was kept a singular window And wasistas was used with the string mechanism for commodity's sake. the change of plans we did made me brain fart... sorry It late over here 😅. still. I've made some doors that were too heavy For the tilt and turn hinges we normally use. Mostly due to weird glass pane requirements and sizes. The hinges could most likely handle it. But the specifications said otherwise.
Mine are aluminum frame, steel reinforcements, PVC is only the external layer:
That's similar to what's used over here. But iirc the aluminium is not in the ones I've seen only PVC and steel Reinforcements. Could be wrong though. I'm quite sure is the same company though. That profile looks very similar.
PVC tends to be lighter than the thermal isolated aluminum we usually use. At least the stuff we have over here. (I work with steel and aluminum though. Never dealt extensively with PVC since it requires specific equipment).
Usually the problematic ones are the long "strip windows" (80cmx3 to 4 m) that some places use especially with argon filled glass panes (thick, layered double panes. With argon filling for emissivity. It may be what you have as well). But for them the style in the picture is usually set aside for a vasistas style closure. Which has an extra support for the panel. Paired with a pull string opening mechanism. I don't know what's the generic name.
I'm not sure how windows are installed elsewhere. But here usually you have a good wall thickness. It's not uncommon to have aluminum/ steel shutters that swing outwards. For privacy. some form of screen for bugs. And then on the inside casement windows that swing on the inside. Either the normal kind or the tilt and turn style shown in the post (I think that's how it's said in English).
In this case it's shutters with adjustable slats to let more or less light in. A steel "grating" (not sure how it's called in English) for safety and a twin casement window.
Coming from someone that builds them. At least where I live the mechanism is proprietary so it may not exist for every extrusion profile. Plus for big enough doors/windows the hinges to bear the load either don't exist or get expensive quick.
Tbf it's more of a european thing. I'm Italian and I've installed hundreds of these.
Also... Assuming Liftup windows actually exist in America and aren't just a myth. You.should be able to do something similar by jamming something in the window rail.
Standard swing windows though... Pray.
Eh. Close enough to the damage my cousin's speaker setup does. They'll be fine.
Just freeze them to get them back to a solid form
Idk. Frankly I'm just echoing the meme. And also. In the 5 years I've used linux i haven't touched chrome/chromium with a 10ft pole. Let alone compile it.
I do remember compiling an oddball version of wine once though. Don't remember much about how it went. But the fact I have it duplicated 5 times tells me I never wanted to do it again.
It also has an integrated fullness gauge: when the piss level reaches your dick. It's time to empty the bucket.
Does it work the other way as well though? Just flat out shit piston straight into your nuts.
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