Jokes on you I nest those things too (sometimes sentances need some extra extra (like this one))

There’s a lot of hobbies you can start your free

Trust me, I’ve got a lot of free dead hobbies under my belt

Thank you!

Thank you!

Nope, I wish I could get to their level someday

I feel you friend

I had the same problem with a solar eclipse that happened recently. I drive about 800 miles and then slept through it.

It was raining sideways for me most of the day, and hailing off and on as well. I thought I was going to miss it like most other astronomical events that happen.

The rain about an hour before it started and picked back up just before it’s peak but I was happy to see what I did.

Most of the time I just see clouds for cool events.

Hopefully for the next cool astronomical event you’ll be able to catch it. I’ve been trying to get a specific astro photo for 2 years now because things keep going wrong; one year was a forest fire, the other it was raining. I’m going to try again this year but I’m not holding my breath.

Like maybe cut those executive salaries down a significant amount to start Mozilla because holy shit does Mozilla pay it’s executives a lot vs how much the company makes.

Hell I know 2 aromantic people and they both had different ways of seeing it and expressing it but the one thing they had in common about it was saying that it sucked having to explain it each time.

Like I’m biromantic and demisexual, which everyone seems to have questions about IRL so usually I just leave it at “I’m Bi”. But a brief explanation: I’m romantically attracted to a lot of people but sexual attraction isn’t something that pops into my mind quickly, typically. In general I have to get to know people a bit before my brain basically goes “You know…” In a sexual way. But I’ll much sooner be like “Damn I wonder what kind of flowers they like?”.

I’d say TPU

It’s a lot less gnarly than ABS and depending on the hardness you get can it can be anything from a pain to a cakewalk to print.

Plus IMO it’s got more uses due to it’s durability.

NGL I’d love this too

Unfortunately I have no recommendations as mine have been primarily physical journals

So much this

I really like being a generalist, it’s really helpful for not just me but for helping others as well

That’s one hella haunting vibe

I’d say “differently abled” applies.

It can be a nightmare at times.

Hell before I got medicated it took me literally like 4.5 to 5 hours to get ready for work in the mornings and I’d still have nothing to show for it.

Nowadays I’m down to 1 hour for the entire routine.

A couple of my coworkers are still trying to find something that works for them and they’re struggling pretty hard.

Straight up, the first month of taking my med I vacuumed more than I had in the previous 4 years.

Sounds insane at first but let me clarify. It’s because I vacuumed 5 times. Once for each Saturday that month.

That first trip around my apartment with the vacuum sucked a lot.

Laughed my ass off with this line. It’s so fucking true.

No better time than the present to learn a new skill! Especially with the amount of resources available nowadays.

Personally I’d take picture of each piece from at least 3 sides (top, left, front) all with an object of known size (like a ruler) in frame. Then pick your software (Blender is AWESOME) and faff about and stumble through and learn.

It’s hard at first but the level of satisfaction that comes from learning a new skill is immense.

That’s unfortunate that it only supports Geekbench

I’d love to see it get back to supporting whatever again

I’ve only had issues on days when I swap my aligners but even my friends have a hard time those days lol

10/10 highly recommended

I also dig their keyboard, I just wish it supported like searching for gifs to put directly into messenger apps.

9/10

8 years on an internal combustion engine is nothing if you preventative maintenance properly.

My newest car is 18 years old and the only thing wrong at the moment is the seals around 2 of the windows is finally leaking. All the work I’ve done is preventative maintenance and it’s got about 180k miles on it. The previous owner did the same. I put about 20k miles a year on it since I bought it.

My other car is 25 years old and it’s basically the same story except it’s passing 200k miles soon, and I’m the 4th owner. And the previous owners neglected the hell out of the poor thing. I’ve only put about 15k miles on this one.

I’m going to drive them until I can’t fix them.