saucyloggins @ saucyloggins @lemmy.world

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Looks cozy. I think i see a fire pit and a grill so you have those bases covered and it looks extremely relaxing.

You’re missing bird feeders though. Maybe some herbs or a garden.

Aaaah I understand.

What do you mean by the cost? Because you didn't want to wipe out your Windows OS? I've been running distros on my personal PC for 23 years now. Can't say I've ever spent money on it except for some cheap CDs. I think I even got distro cds for cheap that came with linux magazines.

The sound design and music are beyond top notch. Really nails in the crazy apocalyptic setting.

Agreed. You can’t compare any Lemmy apps to Apollo or RiF etc. They had years of feedback and development.

Where Mlem and Liftoff are at already is extremely impressive from both teams.

I’m intrigued. Even just like a shell with this to dump out to different language would be really handy.

Regex is so dense it’s hard to memorize, the differences between languages don’t do it any favors either.

I never said it did. I was replying to a comment.

The battery life on a Switch/Steam Deck would be horrific with AA/AAA batteries. Plus the reasoning for this legislation is to reduce e-waste, using AA/AAA batteries just creates more.

Yeah, gamers will definitely benefit greatly when GamePass becomes the only way to access certain new releases and they start upping the monthly price. This is every service subscription ever. Once they have the market lead they'll be free to up price, offer shittier service etc.

Gross.

Putting salt in coffee is relatively common. Put a very small sprinkle in shitty coffee and it makes it a lot more tolerable. Think bad waiting room coffee etc.

So nuking a hurricane isn’t very realistic but what about bombing/nuking a tornado?

If you get a wood filler get an epoxy based wood filler. You may need to order it online, I’ve had trouble finding it at the normal hardware stores.

It’ll last forever and be more durable than the wood itself. Might be overkill for an indoor fix, but it’s not any pricier. I’ve used it to repair wood rot on outdoor window fixtures and it works great.

Just a word of advice. It’s tempting to add a bunch because you’re going to sand it down level anyway. But it takes FOREVER to sand if you don’t have a sander so try to make it level as best you can while you’re applying it.

You and me both. The worst is I have to use Teams for work and Ctrl+Shift+C is the shortcut to call the person you’re chatting with.

Agreed. It’s a huge mess.

Your only enemy is yourself. Just do it. And if you fail it’ll still likely be worth it. I had a personal goal when I was younger (music, not podcast). I failed. It sucks. But I don’t regret for a second. I met a lot of amazing people along the way and still ended up with a lot things I’m very proud of. I also learned a ton about life.

You just have to do it. Buy in. Go all out. There’s zero way it can be worse than doing nothing at all right?

Wow this man is the prodigal son. I can’t believe no one has ever thought of this before.

What if we called each diagram section something like… a node? And the connections wires? Maybe you could even create groups with their own inputs and outputs!

If people had been making stuff like this in the 90s the programming landscape today would be wildly different.

That wouldn’t necessarily be a good thing. Someone wrote a good article about how Google bullied their way to kill XMPP. Something to keep in mind with what Meta is planning.

https://ploum.net/2023-06-23-how-to-kill-decentralised-networks.html

Sorry I have to laugh at this. If you have to write a script for it even if the script is easy there’s no way I can consider it “not hard”. Not hard is just being able buy it like anything else.

I get what you’re saying though.