Yup. Most of the time yes. Parts to repair toys were useful, though. Especially one time when the part that broke was a plastic horse (part of a bigger toy) and there’s no way I could make one without the printer, or buy in the scale I needed.

Toys that worked for my kid:

• kazoo, it’s a shitty instrument but pretty fun
• logic puzzles, not a favourite toy but used once in a while

I know a guy who has all kinds of theories about sentient life in the universe, but noone to talk to about them. It’s because they’re pretty obvious to anyone who took a philosophy class, and too out there for people who are not interestes in such discussions. I tried to be a conversation partner for him but it always ends up with awkward silence on my part and a monologue on his side at some point.

So, he finally found a sentient being who always knows what to answer in the form of ChatGPT and now they develop his ideas together. I don’t think it’s bad for him overall, but the last report I got from his conversations with the superbeing was that it told him to write a book about it because he’s full of innovative ideas. I hope he lacks persistence to actually write one.

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English isn’t my first language

As a kid I could never remember the rules (it was called Makao here) whereas the moment I saw Uno I knew kow to play it.

Usability matters.

The game or the corporate behavior?

Unironically some social security single moms around here are like this

Trakt.tv has a lot of data, and they provide recommemdations

I’m not recommending Perplexity, but when trying it out I clicked some of the sources it used, and I haven’t seen such sites as search results in ages. Articles in personal sites, blogs etc. were not uncommon.

Now I wish for a search engine that would use results from these kinds of sites, without the LLM.

https://czkawka.com/

Brouter used to be capable of this, but it was configured with JSON.

I wish for something for summer months, I don’t care if the route is longer if I walk in the shade.

Edit: it’s a full blown programming language https://brouter.de/brouter/index.html

Quodlibet has a Random Album Playback plugin

Works in portrait on mine

As long as you’re funny As long as you add alt tags

The mastodon police will get you quickly if you don’t

Who tf eats fast food in summer when there’s plenty of real food? You have the rest of the year for eating pizza

FTFY: Flatpaks are layered so apps can share dependencies. e.g. if the app is GNOME 4.2.11.3 it can share the GNOME 4.2.11.3 runtime with other apps and doesn’t need to ship with its own, but every app requires a different GNOME version anyway

I think you pointed Cloudflare DNS records at the wrong thing. You can PM me if you’re afraid to post details here but you should point Cloudflare at your hosting provider, or your home IP if you’re hosting at home, not the place where you bought the domain.

What is porkbun, your hosting provider?

https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/ssl-modes/ you could use a less strict mode here

Why don’t you connect the ups after the ats? Works great for me (offgrid solar x grid power)