I found one study that found that 100% of people who breathe oxygen die, but I found another study that found that 100% of people who don't breathe oxygen die!
tbf, you wouldn't do this because it's cheaper, you'd do it because it's more ecologically friendly and it helps make your 3d printer a bit more sustainable.
But at 20 bucks for a spool of thread, you won't be coming out ahead economically by recycling, I agree.
Meet people in real life doing real life things.
That's not just better for privacy, it's better for your life.
It's harder, but no amount of followers on twitter will help you move a couch.
Unrelated, I love those stairs. They seem like a disaster waiting to happen but I love them.
There's lots of talk about "web 3" as regarding some crypto nonsense, but I think activitypub is the next step of the web, where different platforms communicate and you can have your home and you reach out to everywhere you want to be, and it's all integrated at your home.
I feel like that's worse on android and ios. The former it's like "I saved it somewhere in this byzantine folder structure!" and in ios it's like "Fuck you we don't talk about folder structure"
The saddest thing is that with the destruction of the media over the past 20 years, I'm still waiting to hear whether it's actually any good or not.
Honestly, I've been considering minetest the real successor to minecraft. It's just really decent, and it doesn't have all the risks of minecraft being controlled by someone else including opening the game being gatekept by their centralized servers.
The worst is when the problem is something that will only manifest at scale, so your bosses are going "You should have tested it before putting it in production!" And I'm like "DO YOU THINK I DIDN'T TEST IT BEFORE PUTTING IT IN BLOODY PRODUCTION!?"
It's the internet. Eventually if you're popular enough, some jerk off will say something dumb.
It's cheap and easy to do it! Watch: I'll kill you!
The internet is not your friend.
It's surprising how much just keeping track can mess with behavior, eh?
Honestly, if you're running public facing services, you should run the latest everything you can. There's a risk that stuff breaks, but at least you're not having to worry about patched exploits.