He got gregnant and the rest is history.
He got gregnant and the rest is history.
It’s wild to me that somehow the elite controllers are worst than their cheaper brothers. I’ve owned both series. Both sucked hard.
Better, it’s actually a food group.
So good! I love that I’ve got a ton of time in the game and there are still so many secrets and things I don’t know.
I’m trying to get me some POP!
I own a Canon DSLR and they sell an attachment to allow the camera to use AA’s (8 of them) instead of a lipo. That’s maybe a bit extreme, but it’s doable.
Yup, came to recommend Kagi as well.
I don’t own any amcrest PoE cams, but I’ve purchased several of their cams in the past and didn’t have issues with vendor lock in. When I was pricing out a PoE system, that’s who I was going to use.
Looks delicious and I’d love another of those sandwiches in the bottom picture. 👀
Gotta cough to get off 🤷🏻♂️
Read the title of this post and immediately thought Noita. It’s such a fantastic game both stock and modded and even after 100 hours in it, I’m far from an expert.
You definitely will feel like a badass wizard.
This circle is 100% fighting with each other while I eat popcorn. Doesn’t sound so bad.
Well the Hotel du Bob is the natural choice to host it.
Happy to have you in Mac land. For me:
If you tell me what other things you intend to do with it, I have more suggestions. Don’t wanna go to deep into development type apps unless you care.
A sixth sense is a great way to put it. I’ve learned to trust my gut and found that it’s often right even if I don’t know why.
I don’t know how it works under the hood, but from a user perspective it behaves like it’s in BFU. Biometrics disabled, phone code required.
Long press of power and volume up for a few seconds puts you into BFU.
I asked ChatGPT to transcribe this because I didn’t wanna read the small ass text either.
"When I start to tear up because I’m thinking about how humans have an absolute biological need to eat and drink but instead of just picking the most nutritionally efficient food off the ground regardless of taste, all humans everywhere have made it a lifestyle. We invented cuisines over generations of meals that hold the stories of grandmas and leaders and gods and the taste of communities and landscapes. We’ve chosen to spend hours cooking with and for others, trying flavors as we go and writing down tips for others.
We’ve made up meal times and tables so that we can sit for hours over the food we make and laugh and sing and tell stories and congratulate and cry with each other. We’ll stay hungry for hours so we can eat with loved ones, and not let people leave until they’ve eaten. We bring food to the sick and give food to those in need. A boring biological need that we have filled with art and magic. And that’s what humans do; sure, we’re limited by our biology, but we are going to make those limits as special, fun, loving, and memorable as possible.
The universe is mundane and cares not for us, but WE DO. We care, we care lots."
Hot take: I think you might be Jessica.
Hard to say, but smuggling artifacts is probably involved. They’re big fans.