My understanding is that 64-bit time fixes are only needed for 32-bit architectures, based on Debian's notes about the time_t migration project: https://wiki.debian.org/ReleaseGoals/64bit-time. 64-bit apps already have a 64-bit time_t, at least in Debian (and I assume Ubuntu too) with their standard compiler settings. It's mostly for 32-bit ARM CPUs. 64-bit architectures still need to be tested since build/code changes can unintentionally affect them too.
It wouldn't help with the URL though. Maybe I could write a script that uploads the image then puts the right URL on the clipboard, and "share to" the script.
I always say that owning a house is mostly water management - making sure water goes where it’s supposed to go, and doesn’t go where it’s not supposed to go.
This is the mount I usually use: costco.com/Kanto-40"---90"-Full-Motion-TV-Mount.p…. I’m in the USA, but a similar one might be available in your country. It’s somewhat expensive, but very heavy duty. Uses four or six bolts into the wall (across two studs), can hold up to 150 lbs (~68 kgs), and is fully adjustable - you can tilt the TV up and down, and swivel it almost 90 degrees left or right. I’ve got two of them - One with an 83 inch TV and the other with a 65 inch TV.
Do you know how old the roof is? If not, assuming your jurisdiction requires permits for roofing work, you should be able to find the permits for the house and see when the last roofing permit was issued. Some areas let you browse all permits online (this is the case in my area), whereas others are more old-school and require you to physically go to City Hall (or similar) and view hard copies of the permits.
Asphalt shingle roofs generally last 20-30 years. If it’s getting towards the upper end of that limit, you’ll want to consider replacing it.
Try to keep trees trimmed back away from the roof if possible.
