Nis @ nis @feddit.dk

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Here. You dropped this: /s

The best kind of useless.

You and me both.

My SO did not, though. So we compromised and bought one with flowers.

One of the rare photos you can hear.

Accepting someone exactly as they are.

Depending on the purpose of the distilling, heating to a lower temperature might not kill pathogens.

There is an upper limit, though. You can only remove so much plastic from an Aeropress before it becomes unusable.

I guess you could buy a new one and compare the weights.

Clear instructions on how to do a clearly defined, specific task, in a failsoft manner, faster and easier, which helps them in a project they are doing now.

Duck.

At least that's what my autocorrect believes is my favorite four letter word 😂

All the good times we had, and will have, with anyone or anything ever will totally annihilate into nothingness.

No. They will still have happened. You will still have experienced them. You can only really ever experience whatever is happening to you now. If there is only nothingness after death, then you will not experience it.

Make the most of your life in the way it make sense to you. That could be having more shared laughs with loved ones or dedicate it to saving the critically endangered purple-spotted pygmy shrew.

In short: You will experience your life, you will not experience "the great void of death".

Good example.

In a similar vein: setup alarms. Smoke detectors is an easy one, but also water leakage detectors. If feeling adventurous, maybe logging of water/power usage as well to catch slow leaks.

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...now lets you search public and direct massages via Unified Search...

Interesting new feature :D

I was going to say heavy water, but TIL that it's not just chonky water. It can be toxic.

Well... Do you really think you'd do any better at incrementing geese?

For me the diagnosis was very clarifying. The analogy I have been using when trying to explain it is that before the diagnosis I was looking for advice/knowledge/solutions in a 360 degree circle. That's a lot stuff to search through. But the diagnose narrowed my search to a much smaller angle, which means a lot less stuff to search through.

I don't know if you're a programmer, I am, and I believe my mind uses a breadth-first algorithm. Which quickly becomes a problem, unless I narrow down the search space. My diagnosis did that.

If you see some resemblance to yourself in this, waiting to start your research might make sense.

I do selfhost everything I can, but have chosen not to do that with my passwords. It feels to much all-eggs-in-one-basket-y.

1Password also holds my SSH keys and acts as an ssh-agent on most systems, and I also just found out that you can get secrets from your 1Password vault in Python, which means my PyInfra scripts can use it as well.

I pay for a 1Password family account. I like it.

Getting the family to use it is hard, but that would be the case with any password manager.

That does sound like it's something else.