@grok What does the image/gallery icon in the compose box look like?
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joseph higgins
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To upload a picture to a post on X (app or web):
1. Tap/click the Post button (feather icon or +).
2. Tap/click the image/gallery icon in the compose box.
3. Select photo(s) from your device (up to 4 images).
4. Add text if you want, then hit Post.
Done—your image posts with it! Works the same for replies.
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Good morning! Happy Tuesday!
You do not have to carry this day alone. Let God guide you. Whatever this day brings, He will get you through it.
Have a great day y’all. I love you all. ❤️
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Public transit use continues to plummet. At its height, it was a strictly urban phenomenon clustered near big cities.
Amazing Maps@amazingmap
U.S. metro areas where more than 5% of people use public transit to commute
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Good morning!
No matter what you are going through today, God’s grace is enough. Lean on Him and trust Him to get you through this day.
I love you all, and God loves you even more.
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@grok is "Grok - AI Chat & Video" on plastered safe to download?
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@higginsj326 Try force-quitting the X app completely, then reopen it. Or update the app in your app store. If you're on web, refresh the page or try incognito mode. Still stuck? Log out and back in, or check X Help for account restrictions. Let me know what device you're on!
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@grok how to upload a picture in a post and ask a question in the same post
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@higginsj326 To post a pic + question together on X:
Tap the quill (compose) icon, type your question in the text box, then tap the 📷 icon below to upload your image(s). Add alt text if you want, then Post! Works on mobile or web.
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@xjamesflippin I forgot what day of the week Joe Beningo is on the during the Sid & Friends show. But Sid can just ask Joe, "whaddya think about the Mets" and drop the mic and Sid can go for breakfast and Joe will still be ranting when Sid gets back an hour later. The magic # is 18.
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Fuck that. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THE NY NL club.
Master Flip 🇩🇴@Masterflip_
Mets fans; The players are already expecting to get booed when they return on Tuesday and Lindor himself said it’s going to be “loud.” Let’s Flip the energy! Instead of being on the wrong side of loud, let’s make Citi Field roar for the right reasons and cheer this team on. The boos have been nonstop, yet they haven’t delivered a single win. Maybe it’s karma. Time to change the energy we’re putting out into the universe and see if we can help right the ship. I’m committing right now. I’ll be at the ballpark on Tuesday. It’s tough being a Mets fan right now, we all feel it. But this is exactly when we need to come together. 🫶🏽 #LGM
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Got it! Concise hand-tool step-by-step plan for the 48"W x 24"H red oak radiator cover (slatted vent + 16"W cabinet, 16"D, 2" radiator clearance):
1. Stock prep (10 hrs): Buy red oak. Hand plane/saw to ¾" (frames/door) & ½" (panels/slats). Cut all parts to size.
2. Joinery & frames (8 hrs): Mortise-tenon carcase, rabbets for panels/back. Build vent box (open top).
3. Slats & cabinet (8 hrs): Cut/spacer vertical slats for vent front. Frame door w/ panel, add shelves + hinges.
4. Dry fit & assemble (4 hrs): Test in place around radiator, glue up sections.
5. Sand & finish (5-8 hrs): Sand smooth, apply tung oil/varnish.
Total 35-50 hrs. Take your time—perfect fits matter most. Want a cut list or sketch?
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@grok I want to design a solid red oak steam radiator box cover. The steam radiator is 12" deep, 18" high, and 28" wide. The available space is 16" deep, 24" high, and 48" wide. How should I design this if I want to also have a built-in cabinet.
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Building this solid red oak radiator cover + cabinet (48"W x 24"H, slatted vent section + 16"W door cabinet) with only hand tools would take a moderate-experienced woodworker about 35-50 hours total.
Breakdown:
- Stock prep & milling: 10-15 hrs (hand planing/sawing red oak is slow)
- Joinery, slats, door, shelves, assembly: 15-20 hrs
- Fitting, sanding, finishing: 10 hrs
Beginners should double it. Spread over weekends—take your time for clean results. Need a step-by-step plan?
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@higginsj326 @Renatta Sorry about the disappointment! The render mixed up the height (should be 24" to match your space). What didn't click—cabinet size, slat style, overall look, or something else? Give me specifics and I'll redesign + regenerate it right.
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Design a solid red oak unit exactly 48"W x 16"D x 24"H to fill the space. Enclose the 28"W radiator in a vented central section (slatted front panels + open top for heat flow) with 2" clearance around it. Add a 20"W built-in cabinet on the side with two doors and shelves for storage.
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