“I took four months off to recover from burnout”

Pretty much only occasionally when I’m sick or really hungover – and then only before late afternoon. I get strong sleep inertia, so if I’m not careful, a nap means I’m groggy all evening then can’t fall asleep at a reasonable time. 😞

Yep! It’s running fine right now on my Pixel 9.

Google removed my app because I wasn’t updating it regularly enough. I WASN’T UPDATING IT BECAUSE IT WAS FINISHED AND IT DID EVERYTHING I WANTED IT TO DO!

I’ve actually found 1% to be a lot more common nowadays.

I think more specifically for C, 0 is false and anything nonzero is true. Idk about NaN/inf.

Defaced then refaced

I know some phones are starting to work with satellite comms, so these may be replaced by cell phones in the near future heh, maybe not. See the comment below. At least currently, I have several friends who still have wilderness beacons.

It would stretch like a rubber band stretches just a lot less. Wood, metal, whatever is slightly flexible. The stick would either get slightly thinner or slightly less dense as you pulled it. Also, you won’t be able to pull it much because there’s so much stick.

How do you fuck up overhead press that badly? I’ve had close calls with other lifts, but if I max out and fail overhead, the only thing that happens is I can’t lift the bar.

I’m just glad to see someone appreciating it 😁

Oh hey! That’s mine :D https://github.com/duckythescientist/BinaryKeyboard

Ryobi cordless tools because I’m a light duty user. Wiha screwdrivers because I’m worth it (and they are worth it). And the nice Hakko soldering tools because I use those more.

I had a Harbor Height cordless drill that worked just fine for like six years, to my surprise and delight. I’m a light duty user, so I upgraded to a brushless Ryobi.

I wish someone would call me their dearly beloved ham casserole.

When I bought an actual bedframe. It wasn’t the bed at my parents’ house, it wasn’t the bed that my college dorm owned, and it wasn’t an air mattress I had been sleeping on during my internships. It was an actual bed, a real piece of adult furniture. It wasn’t a small cheap metal frame. It was bulky and adult and real, and I owned it.