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Do you ever think about how cinnamon is just delicious sawdust

Pretty much everyone has gone with the mug form factor and I would add that a handle to hang or tie it is a must. I've spent entirely too much thought on this now lol. Something like a nano-ceramic material, a little like a seashell or teeth, might add enough durability to be another option other than metal. Metal is probably the most practical, but they have microwave problems, can have a weird taste, and can be subject to corrosion.
livescience.com/11696-seashell

Imagine you only had one cup to use for the rest of your life. What would be your pick for the best all-purpose cup? What qualities would you seek and does this cup already exist?

Men’s group this morning with coffee and burritos👍

IPhone folks, you can change your phone screen to red at night. Go to accessibility shortcut and select color filters. Then go back to display/text size and turn on color filters. Tap it and select color tint. Scroll down and max out the intensity and hue. Now triple press the home button to toggle. You’re welcome night vision.

@mary was today years old when she learned that buttons on women's shirts are on the opposite side of men's shirts, lol. I know she's sewn a lot of buttons back on over the years.

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@MisterRogersSnapped I started tree planting when I was 15. My first year resulted in 151 native tree plantings, in total I've planted 4,700 trees as of today.

Gradually I've been building an operation to germinate and plant trees at 0 cost. I've started with the Largest Flowering Tree; Eucalyptus Regnans this year after acquiring a steady supply of legal seeds at very low cost from a diverse population of parent trees.

Eucalyptus Regnans grows to 90 meters/300 feet at a rate of 1-3 meters a year. Roughly 2 meters a year for the first 20 years of its life.

My goal is to plant 500+ a year for the rest of my life in Australia, sinking approximately 80 tonnes of carbon per tree I plant. Plus more in soil bacteria and the ecosystems living in the tree's canopy.

If I can manage 500 of them next year, in addition to other native plants, I'll be trying for 1,000 the year after.

Most of these centers were only half finished for “future use” and had generators, fuel, and water in abundance. These places had serious fences and security too. If I had to build a bunker to ride out rough times in plain sight…that’s not a bad plan.
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The current state of the world brought back a memory I had almost forgotten from the recession. At the time I was building data centers all over the country and I was finishing punch on one near DC. That day the owners were having a tour. Most of the time these were tech folks and management, but this time was weird because there were lots of families with small children and pets.
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My little girl was accepted to university and after a tour today, decided to attend! She has an actual roadmap to what she wants to do, Lord willing, and has the ambition to pull it off. What a blessing!

I always forget, ifuse works so much better than gvfs. Moving data like a champ now.

Am I the only one who has problems rsyncing iPhone photos/videos to a NAS via usb? I always get I/O errors for some reason and after unplugging/plugging a hundred times, it eventually works.

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It is something to be able to paint a particular picture, or to carve a
statue, and so to make a few objects beautiful; but it is far more glorious
to carve and paint the very atmosphere and medium through which we look,
which morally we can do. To affect the quality of the day, that is the
highest of arts. Every man is tasked to make his life, even in its details,
worthy of the contemplation of his most elevated and critical hour.
-- Henry David Thoreau, "Where I Live"

Alright, I just added some honey to the chili and I feel like I committed some kind of crime. It is excellent though, because it balanced out some of the spices and bitterness of the beer.

Kept watching this YouTube ad Operation Aurora | Hacking Google. It started off like an historic documentary about hacking and then proceeded to describe a major hacking event that affected Google in 2009. It was interesting, and of course it painted Google as the innovative hero at the end. They put human faces on Google and championed clever teamwork, but you shouldn't forget that these clever teams are building some of the most invasive and potentially freedom destroying tools in history.

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