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Wow, that's super-topical in more ways than I had expected. The more I read, the more scarily insightful it gets.

Considering wiring up something with an arduino and appifying my meat without any proprietary tech.

I had the same thought and went with a HeaterMeter, although I haven't finished building it yet.

There’s a universe where I attach some electronic controller with a PID loop or something to a smoker, to maintain consistent temperatures via damper control. I’m not buying that off the shelf built into the machine though.

I really ought to finish putting together my HeaterMeter.

Hank is wrong. If all you care about is the "heat," you might as well go inside and cook on your stove!

Buy military surplus equipment, I guess?

Fuckwads who think like that shouldn't be granted copyrights.

The only "nice indie software" is Free Software. Everything else is looking to abuse and exploit you as soon as you let your guard down, or will be eventually when it sells out to vulture capitalists.

If these fucks are so hypercapitalist, why are they trying to copy China's "Cultural Revolution" complete with famine? Is RFK secretly a pinko?

They aren’t bad ideas to fascists.

IDGAF about their brain-damaged moral relativism. Objective reality exists, and their ideas are bad (i.e. evil). End of.

You can download an stl for the battery cover.

The hackability and first-party endorsement thereof was another big underappreciated feature of the Steam Controller.

Being started by a millennial means nothing to the discussion.

Don't blame me; I'm not the one who brought it up.

Were millennials the users who popularized it?

Yes.

The idea behind a jar is that you're saving up the grease to reuse later.