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Cool. Lemme just paint the ceiling with my brains so I can approximate what it was like when I wasn’t around.

And that’s how I earned the nickname pigpen on a camping trip.

Anything in particular I should be wary of switching from Mint to Mint DE?

The top 1% of the top 1%. The guys that play God without permission.

Done? Now you get to memorize tree species and become “that guy who measures the trees.”

These are cool, but I highly doubt anyone uses theirs regularly. What we need are makerspace-backed hyperlocal recycling projects. A much more expensive but much more effective method to recycle the same PET bottle would involve a plastic shredder and proper filament extruder. And old 3D prints? Sort them by color and material, they can go through the exact same process. Pulltruders can still be a useful tool, but more for education and spreading awareness than a practical source for filament.

Any day now…

Had a feeling it was flock. Checked the article and yep. If you don’t have the chance to punch nazis, smash flock cameras.

I would suspect some sort of scheme bringing cans from a neighboring state or whatever without a deposit. Just one more reason to wish for a national deposit program in the US.

Utah passed a law preventing public sector unions from collective bargaining. We collected enough signatures opposing to get an item on the ballot in 2026. The fight definitely isn’t over but I’m proud that we’re successfully fighting back in a state as red as this.

Thank you for laying out the argument so well. It massively frustrates me when people point to corporations “carbon footprint” campaigns and argue that all the change needs to come from them. They hold massive blame, but if you let yourself imagine it’s only corporations fault you won’t be prepared to make changes when they’re necessary.

Care to expand on the filetypes? Are they actually trying to exploit vulnerabilities in video players?

My local bike share is a screaming deal. No upcharge for electric bikes. 3 dollars for a single trip, 20 dollars for a month pass, or 75 for a year. Yet I still see people on those overpriced rental scooters as if they aren’t just a tourist attraction at this point.

So that’s why every stargate planet looks like Canada

The standard user cannot comprehend that Bitwarden is less than $1 a month and totally worth every cent.

I absolutely report all of my cryptocurrency that the government would need to break PKI to trace back to me. I would never violate laws that I could rely on never being caught violating.

The other part is lack of tenant rights. Which Utah will not be a leader on anytime soon. Our leases have half page long restrictions on what can and can’t be on your balcony and the legislature isn’t about to back up renters.

100% me. But when I do it in the office I know people are looking at me like wtf

I was actually doing some mapping once and was asked if I was also there for the pokemon go event.