Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

@ParkerTechGuy Me and @mary go there, or the one in Evergreen, a few times a year. Great food and Evergreen has nice outdoor seating if the weather behaves.

@KarePatriot @MMA @SweetIceTea @pamby1 @watson@freeatlantis.com @h53pilot @conservativechris @LaughterintheRain@freeatlantis.com @Phil @Bleukitty @Andre My daughter has ASD and seemed to be developing normally with a few words and then regressed. I can’t think of anything that changed other than she got rounds of vaccines around that time. It is something that I wonder about.

@dazinism @cjd @TMakarios That does stink. The concept becoming mainstream has done some good though because people know they can get by with a lot less energy usage. People used to chop wood like madmen to make it through winter and I always thought they might be better off if they used it for insulation rather than burning it.

@Shameless Good song. Buffalo Springfield did one of their first acts in Aurora, Colorado at the club Hal Baby's. Hal Moore was the owner and long time local radio host(61 years) and he talked about how groovy that show was. You can hear Hal on the radio as they're driving up to the hotel in The Shining.

This is cool.

@nomand Like who wants a sextant? J/k they are pretty cool.

@cjd @TMakarios They have come along way. The sulfur compounds are the worst, carbon emissions to me are basically net zero. Still, you see so much acreage burn every year in wildfires and I always think about how many homes that could have heated and burned more efficiently.

@cjd @TMakarios There's a lot of good things about wood, but there are downsides. I'm not sure if there's enough to go around and emissions from it are pretty bad. Air quality sucks in an area where everyone is burning wood. Furnace designs can help with this somewhat. I've always wondered if we could grow enough dried algae pellets in the ocean and run them through modified coal plants.

@neauoire I’m going to keep researching and ask some friends for advice, but I’ll probably get one this week. From what I understand, PLC programs are rarely interchangeable, but if they could run Uxn, that might solve that problem.

@neauoire Some of them do. I haven’t picked one yet because I want to find the most compatible.

@neauoire
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programmable_logic_controller

@neauoire Do you have any experience with PLCs? I’ve been designing my hydronic heating/cooling system for my new home and was thinking a PLC would be a good idea. I imagine one could run Uxn, but I’m not sure where to start. Any ideas?

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Hanging out with a bunch of bros, breakfast burritos, coffee, and scripture. I love that the guys at our church make fellowship a priority.

@mike There are always some design decisions that don't quite make sense. We had a guy replace our cabin fan on the Xterra because he needed the work and the fan had a bunch of crap in it. Apparently there is a camshaft position sensor right beside the fan and he loosened it a bit by accident. Next day the car turns completely off while my wife is driving in traffic...there had to be a more graceful failure mode.