Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

@kelbot That is nerdgasm material. Good work! It doesn't work in tty console does it?

@lo What do you use for a wine opener? Was going to get something nicer than the old design, but reviews say most everything falls apart within a year or two.

@MaryMamuzich

@lo The wild pigs are actually pretty good to eat, but it depends a bit on what they are eating.I think when people working at the slaughterhouses got covid, they killed off a lot of livestock for some $ reasons and pork hasn't been around as much since.

Just cooked red wheat berries for the first time. It is crazy how good they are, yet how uncommon it is to eat them in US. I've never had wheat berries and I prefer them to rice.

1 part(volume) berries to 3 parts water, add a little salt, 35 min high pressure instant pot. Drain, add a little Yum Yum sauce and turmeric. Not bad.

@lo I haven't been able to find pork belly at the store since last March. So underrated or overlooked by many here.

@kelbot Witchcraft I say.

@kelbot Do share

@rose_myrtle 😒Sorry to hear that. It is hard.

@Garrett Remember that time when you won that debate by writing Nintendo Power and proving me wrong?

@lo I do want updates on your tiny house btw. We have tons of wilderness here and you can walk around for days alone, but no way could I put up a legal structure. Better to ask for forgiveness?

@normand They were for DXF. Most of my problems were very close vertices. You could use Meshlab to clean up close vertices maybe.

@lo I don't really see how it's going to fit into my life, but I've always wanted to escape to Patagonia. Some Español would come in handy.

@normand I'm not too familiar with this use case, but I wonder if it has to do with round off errors on coordinates. I've made simple programs to clean up these values and everything worked afterwards.

@lo
Me: That is hilarious!
Also Me: I'm a dumb American. Better get fluent in a second language.

If you can measure it, you can manage it. To me, a free society is one that isn't managed centrally by some bureaucratic beast, but rather by individuals managing their own lives as they see fit. The number of "measurements" that the governments and corporations have on us is staggering and only ever growing. When someone asks me, "How many people are on the Fediverse?", it is so beautiful to reply, "No one knows." @Gargron

Ok, just learning about shell built-in commands after realizing cd wasn't a program. Makes total sense actually. There are probably hundreds of things like this that I don't know. Finding out what is really going on with computers is a journey I fear that no one can finish these days.