All rooms have their own thermostat. 19-21°C.

I’d go colder at night, but we have a newborn who doesn’t do blankets yet. Need to keep it kind of even for her sleeping bags.

All I see is refitting sailboats and retro video game history.

Daisy Ridley. You’ve seen her in star wars.

Just about to go to bed with 2h51min screen time.

Baby won’t nap unless she’s in the stroller, so a lot of that is Pokémon Go while trying to get baby to go down for a nap.

Lead is used as a stabilizer in brass. So, commercial you’d never hit food safety standards with a brass nozzle.

Personally, I’m not so worried. I’ve made some 3d-printed cookie cutters. It’s heaps safer than the stainless steel cookie cutters we had as a kid that my old man had repaired with 60/40 soldering tin.

The climate I live in hasn’t ever caused any issues with filament, so YMMV.

I still keep them all in a big sealed plastic box with all the baggies of desiccant I’ve collected over the years. I give the baggies a yearly refresher in the microwave.

Nekrogoblikon - No one survives..

Goblin gets bullied at the office.

I haven’t used one as a tty, but my father had a typewriter like that.

He’d feed in forms for invoicing and software would have the typewriter fill in values in the right fields of that form.

I’ve had vt220/320/520 terminals back in the day. Been itching to source one now that I have a forever home to store crap like that, but they’re becoming quite rare and expensive.

Might’ve been a while since you tried. There’s quite a few options now. zstd is real nice and fast.

I used to have a couple of letters from the site/service followed by an obscure dialectal word that’s not found in dictionaries with a few characters replaced by numbers and symbols. Those two letters kind of work like salting to keep every hash of my password unique.

Now I just do bitwarden.

I use ente auth.

It’s open source, keeps your keys encrypted in the cloud and lets you use it on all devices. Convenient to have it on my desktop and backup phone.

Yes, it’s not best practice. I feel the risk is greatest that some password hashes leak. I want to guard myself from getting locked out.

I have a thin stick-on slider for my laptops. It’d look clunky, but you can stick it on any tablet or phone.

I’ve seen a couple that have had like one or two trivial commits in the half year it took for them to get laid off. Idk what kind of manager did not solve whatever was going on there. I guess getting laid off is a solution, too.

Envycontrol is simple and works well.

I never really understood twitter. Feels to me like it’s all about following personalities in a poor format that doesn’t cater to discussion. I’ve had an account since early, mostly for testing twitter integrations for work. I haven’t even bothered to log in for a couple of years.

I logged in yesterday just to deactivate my account.

It’s just an expensive paperweight until we can run Linux on it.

I sold mine back in 2010, so I’m just rediscovering some old and newer gems on the PS vita and retroids. I probably only scratched the surface back in the day, but I’ll list some gems that come to mind. A lot are probably PSX/PS2 ports.

• Burnout legends/dominator
• Dragoneer’s Aria
• Crazy taxi
• God of war
• Ghostbusters (feat. the OG cast)
• D&D tactics
• Rock band unplugged
• LEGO Star wars
• Monster hunter

The whole library is almost 2000 games, and some 250+ exclusive.

The PSP is 20 years old now. Absolutely massive game library, and definitely on par with the console and PC games at the time.

The game library is well worth revisiting on something like a retroid pocked with upscaling.

I’d love to be relieved… but I don’t doubt that Trump can find someone worse.

Akshually, skateboarding was invented by a certain Marty McFly in 1955.