I mailed my buddy a Raspberry pi with a large hard drive attached and rsyc to it.

Would also make a great novel cover

Unironically I feel this helps when I am contributing to OSM.

I absolutely agree. To me it feels like putting together a puzzle where each piece I grab fits om the first try.

I had a Google pixel 3a which had squeeze sensors, with lineageOS I had it assigned to my flashlight which was super handy. Also I enjoyed the heart-rate sensor on my GS5. Also really liked the DAC in my LGV20.

This is hilarious, I have the exact same oil, and I think I initially used it to lubricate the blower motor for my furnace but since then I’ve used that shit on everything that squeaks. Did a lot of the door hinges in the house, and used it on the garage door. Works great

Idk if you would want to put in the elbow grease for this one. But I had chessmaster 10th edition a long time ago and really enjoyed it. Currently you would likely need to aquire it, and I haven’t tried running it on linux but I’m sure it would run with proton just fine.

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I think it depends on the job. I currently have a WFH job which is essentially call center tech support, and I barely have time to shit. It’s basically full throttle the moment I punch in until I punch out. It leaves me with 0 time to be distracted. I could potentially see myself getting into bad habits if I had a position that had ample down time/projects over a long time frame.

I pulled up the Wikipedia article for the 4 penny coffins and found that George Orwell is one of the references for it. Thought that was interesting. Here’s the page https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_penny_coffin

Jes

Scarlet was great in Jojo Rabbit.