@@smc1897 it looks that way but the middle line is for the line closest to the street (left side). Though I did have a hell of a time getting that set - hence the break - so maybe you’re right, I just assumed it was for the left side.

@@surf6009 for the 2024, yes. If you want to see my videos of the 2023, check here kzbin.info/aero/PLhuOuZW_apktx8ZiOItJsJXy9PC0Nugyz&si=B7qDrIDzs-Sc9eQk

@@JeanLaValley thank you!

@@jeffs4574 I haven’t had many snow days with it over the past year but the snow days in 2023-2024 where I did send it out it worked admirably well. I primarily bought it for my lawn, and the snow was an extra bonus.

Same here , I got it for the lawn also , only get couple good snows a season here in Ohio . So how’s it do for your lawn ? Are you satisfied etc. pro’s & cons of it ? I haven’t got mine yet suppose to get it in Nov.

@@jeffs4574 My lawn is far from a hobby, but it cuts well. The hardware is super capable and most of my gripes are software related. The one hardware issue I have is that I wish the cutting discs were at the front, so that way it can cut a bit closer to edges and stuff. Software wise, I'd love for it to detect landscape edging, and I realize that's probably easier said than done but with a bed of rocks I think Yarbo should be able to realize that's not grass and avoid it if it's inside the work area. I've only had the mower for 2 or so months so I don't have a lot to say, but I'm hoping it'll keep the weeds in check so they don't claim any more of my yard than they have already.

@@AlexGlanvillethanks so much I’ll probably have same problem with landscaping river stone. I was going to combat that with no go lines hopefully. Thanks for the info !!

@@jeffs4574 Yup! I set up no go zones and it works well. You're welcome!

@@jimobie4767 Trust me, I feel it. But the algorithm won’t do its magic if there isn’t some viral audio to go with it.

jsTIfied is still alive. But it does appear that /emu no longer points. I'll submit that as a bug and update the description to reflect the correct URL. www.cemetech.net/projects/jstified/

From your own calculator. You can use software like Rom8x; www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&id=977 Once you do that, you'll need to upload the ROM from the desktop/laptop and click "Create JPEG-encoded ROM image" on the ROM tab. From there you can use iCloud, DropBox, or another method to get that jpeg onto your phone or tablet.

can you sent that rom to this e mail [email protected]

there is no create rom option

Due to how iOS handles memory, you'll most certainly need wifi. Safari will reload the webpage depending on if the OS cleared the cache so other apps can use the memory. While the ROM should still be saved on your device, you'll need wifi to reload the webpage. Long story short, I would recommend being connected to wifi.

However there may be browser apps on the App Store that support saving web pages for offline viewing, which this could certainly benefit from. Offline support for jsTIfied on mobile is planned but no ETA at the moment.

Alex Glanville where can I get the image

Sorry for the delay Juan. You can get the ROM image from your own calculator. www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&id=977 Once you do that, you'll need to upload the ROM from the desktop/laptop and click "Create JPEG-encoded ROM image" on the ROM tab. From there you can use iCloud, DropBox, or another method to get that jpeg onto your phone or tablet.