

Printed maps exist already though
Printed maps exist already though
Fucking hell that is a massive area. Wish I could even hope to ever afford so much space.
I guess I realistically could buy that much land without a house on it if I wanted to buy some woodland or something like that, but it probably wouldn’t be anywhere near where I actually live and wouldn’t be allowed to live on the land.
I would introduce them to scrumpy, then teach them to grow apples so we can make more.
Wash the wound with soapy water, apply cloth that has been boiled. Yeah that should have a better survival rate than most of human history.
My GPU generates stuff in seconds that would take hours to make, once the model is trained it’s pretty much no energy to use it.
Shame my house would be pretty crowded in that situation. Although those pod bunk beds look fucking sweet and could work.
It’s certainly cheaper to get the pod bunkbed that will make any child scream with excitement than it is to buy a larger house which will leave them bored while all their stuff is moved and likely move them away from their friends.
A very good metaphor for IT support
Not had much luck fishing, though I tried a hand line rather than a pole and it was from a kayak. Started feeling seasick which surprised me as I have kayaked loads on the sea before just fine.
Have had a bit more luck with crabs from a pier or quay. Probably could do that from a kayak too if it’s nets that you just drop and leave for a little while. I think the seasickness was due to looking down a lot at my equipmemt while not moving in the waves. Shorter periods might not be so bad as you can move on to the next net again pretty quickly rather than sitting still the whole time.
I did convert it from Lsd
Huh… Can I come? Always hated how free camping isn’t legal in England. Stealth camping sorta is, if you don’t get caught no problem but if you get caught you kinda have to move or you are committing a criminal offence.
I got a cooking book from the 1800s there, sadly the pricing is a bit off, I don’t think that recipe is 19 pence anymore.
I don’t use a smartphone
What counts as a big garden, I would like bigger but my bungalow is on a 150m² total property area, 60m² of that is the indoor area. Spent quite a bit to have the concrete paved across the entire garden removed and I did all the labour myself with a sledgehammer. IIRC it was 8m³ of that crap.
Now mine is the only house on the street that you can see real bees at. My “lawn is untidy”? Fuck off, that is a meadow and it is glorious! As I am British there is no HOA for you to cry to. I am free to make the bees happy.
Unless it gets to the point I am blocking out the sun to the houses nearby there is fuck all anyone can do about my garden.
IRC, matrix?
How? My PC doesn’t have a camera. Also couldn’t you just hold up a video of an older person
For us it’s a task that no one is even aware of and the first issue is the customer saying their data export doesn’t work. You had a data export?
Fair enough, I guess they probably wanted to target one set of hardware to begin with and this is what we got with a few minor variations. As popularity grows more choices will probably come further down the line.
Looking at my axolotl that is currently trying to pretend to be a plant, yep.
This happened more at school.
I started using Linux as my only OS when I was like 15 or so, at the time largely playing Runescape or EVE Online.
Still feel nostalgia for runescape sometimes but then remember the grind, no thanks. EVE is similar too, remember the great times in a fleet but if I go back I then am reminded of all the dull times when not much is happening and I find PvE is so fucking boring in EVE. Even a few things that are fun for half an hour are painfully tedious after 4, and sometimes there isn’t even a fleet forming up that day. Albion online I find a similar issue with. I don’t really care about solo PvP either.
Can’t really say Linux has shaped what I play that much as I have pretty much always been using it since I was making choices of what game to play beyond being limited to the games my dad had bought CDs for.