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Humans are the major cause of environmental collapse.

Is this how tictacs are made?

Yeah, sure, but I’m just not seeing enough labubu in your concept.

Oh no, it’s almost like we shouldn’t trust a magic eight ball.

So true

My dog will eat anything BUT lettuce. That thing gets spit out immediately.

No. A lot of websites deliberately disable functionality when they detect an ad-blocker to annoy you into disabling it.

Nothing a little water and microwave can’t fix

Freaking 8.8.8.8

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Correct. But companies seem to not give two fricks about it. There should be harsher punishments in place.

There are a lot of specs missing from what the streets were hoping for from the holy grail of VR headsets, but I’m starting to believe that they are not going for that. It seems they want to win in the mid-range market competing directly with Meta. Honestly, “Quest 3 without Meta” is already very compelling. I guess it’s not all down to how competitively they decide to price it. “Cheaper than Index” is already good news for my wallet at least.

Think of it as curated quality content

They’re really finding ways to outdo themselves each time.

It’s just that I’m confused whether it goes in with the aluminum or unsorted trash, so I never throw it out.

Welcome to the fediverse! We’ve got Star Trek, Linux, and seasonal beans.

I run my own matrix server, too. I’ve never had any issues with updates. Honestly, I just pull the new docker image without thinking twice about it. It is risky, of course, but I have daily automated backups, so I’m not too concerned. Personally, I felt like setting up a matrix server for the first time was the biggest pain in the butt. It’s extremely convoluted with very poorly written documentation that is often outdated or incomplete. After I got through that, it was smooth-sailing from there. Setting up mautrix bridges one you got Synapse to work is actually really easy, though.

Well, affordable for the high quality they deliver, but not as competitively priced as some cheaper crap on the market. Yeah you get what you pay for, but you do have to expect to pay premium prices to Valve (for equally premium devices).

A very rewarding part of getting into 3D printing is that after the initial purchase, I started repairing things left and right like a standing mixer for my grandma or a thread adapter for my partner. I didn’t picture just how many things could be saved and how many purchases would be avoided. I’m always glad to be able to print some niche thing for under a euro worth of material that would otherwise cost 30€ or so and only be available on Amazon. I do realize the irony in having to make a non-insignificant purchase to acquire such a device, but it did open up a whole new world of making things on my own.

We don’t all live in the same neighbourhood.

My immersion is ruined.

Yeah, but not as much as Beethoven