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In my assessment, the self-esteem boost of many people through the devaluation of others,

... primarily applies to those contemporaries who do not distinguish between value and price.

We cannot shift it upwards or make it bigger because of the symmetry.

Nonsense. Everyone can see 5 cm out of alignment, at best a watchmaker can see 5 cm out of symmetry. Do it now, while the camber plates are not yet installed.

If you train asynchronously...

...only a watchmaker can see 5 cm out of symmetry at best

It is precisely the asynchrony that only the watchmaker can recognize

I usually hold back with pictures, but I always enjoy looking at yours! On the topic of doors, I'll contribute ours, in this case from the living room, which I am simply head over heels for. We have the same door throughout the house, but without the glass inserts. Our house dates back to 1921.

I think the floor was from Parador, but in any case a good laminate with extra-wide planks, which actually looks like real wood. Even after 3 years and intensive use (dog, 2 cats, 2 children now aged 5 and 7) we are still very satisfied with it. And yes, I know the wallpaper is a matter of personal taste, but I still love it after 3 years!

So the network cabinet is hung as well. Now all the cables are terminated and this week I want to finish the distribution cabinet. I will order another dimmer actuator right away. I had only planned 8 channels but they are already full and I can still use at least 4 more.

Looks good. However, two questions: Is the filigree ceiling staying raw? The distance from the network cabinet to the door looks quite narrow to still fit a door frame or is that an illusion?

What is the reason that a different insulation was used around the basement window?

Is the precast ceiling left unfinished? The distance from the network cabinet to the door looks quite tight to still fit a door frame in, or is that an illusion?

Regarding the door frame, I would suspect you might be right. Where do you get the idea of a precast ceiling from?