Well now we won’t have microplastics to add body to our brews.

Good point.

6.0000… if you want.

FYI: Inserting a word in another word like this is known as “tmesis”.

But what’s the point of downvoting on Lemmy? It doesn’t seem to affect visibility. Or maybe there’s a setting somewhere I need to adjust?

Does Fairphone run Graphene?

Exactly. Post it to a Programming forum because… you know, computers and stuff.

The most important thing is to buy whole beans and grind them right before use. All of the flavor compounds will be fresh.

Beware Star Citizen.

I’m on both. If you only want to follow techies, go with Mastodon. If you want to follow non-techies or celebrities or whatever, go with Bluesky.

I use an older Pi (can’t remember the model) running LibreELEC + Jellyfin client + the Kodi Sync Queue plugin on the server. Jellyfin takes over the entire Kodi library on the client. Control is via CEC from the TV.
My understanding is that Raspberry Pis are not great value anymore if you don’t need the GPIO pins, so there may be a more affordable Single Board Computer out there that will run LibreELEC. Maybe even x86.
I’m also trying an Apple TV 4K which I got on sale. It works well, and there’s a free Jellyfin client app in addition to a couple of pay ones, but I haven’t figured out how to configure my universal remote so I don’t need the Apple remote.

What could I do? Uninstall.

If you aren’t having fun with it, sure. I was expecting the comments to be people arguing with how you have fun (using the dev console), but fortunately that’s not the case.

Good find!

I doubt it because I have absolutely no idea who those eight guys are - they aren’t a band I listen to. The image for J bands is some hair rocker, and for D bands it’s some (presumably) K-Pop act, none of whom are in my library.

When I Edit Images for the band, the Logo, Primary, and Backdrop images are all appropriate, so it’s not using one of those (you’d think it would be Backdrop…) so I guess I’m digging for fanart.jpg.

I have pihole running on an old Raspberry Pi B and it just chugs along. Except for the wonky update they put out a few months ago. That took some cleaning up after.
I check the dashboard a few times a day and it’s a good way to notice network issues and misbehaving programs.
I’m also running it through cloudflared to encrypt the requests, in case my ISP is snooping on them.

Well I’m glad someone uses clamps in expansion mode. I never have.
Is your benchtop a benchtop on top of a benchtop?
Also, excellent job on the seat carve. How did you do it? I’ve gone at mine with a grinder and a palm sander and… it’s difficult to get good results.

Those two on the bottom look like the best of the lot. The one on the right is for a miter box.

I see a right angle, and thus an excuse for dovetails. How did you join the pieces? The curves look great!

Well they ought to know because of the Steam Hardware Survey. I’d trust the number.