I noticed after a while I could get a hint by flicking my eyes back and forth and looking for brightness differences in my peripheral vision
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I noticed after a while I could get a hint by flicking my eyes back and forth and looking for brightness differences in my peripheral vision
Read the product description. This is such a good product description. I love it.
Back in 2020 after I had leg surgery, I designed a 3D printable model for a cell phone holder that clips on to a crutch. I shared it on Thingiverse. Every now and again somebody likes it and I get a warm feeling knowing I just solved somebody's problem.
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4661874
Happ burf!!
Ur babb gonna be happy
blog.computationalcomplexity.org/2026/03/tony...
it was going to happen, death comes for us all. but man. what a legend
If you're in the market for 5 or 6 2025 Hummer EVs, the Chevy dealership I pass every morning on the way to work has you covered
If it's a safety related decision, requesting a ground stop means the company's airplanes will not be allowed to take off even if the pilot didn't get the message or whatever. It's not uncommon for an airline to request one. Recent example: www.reuters.com/business/aer...
They build character though
That's me in the bathroom
That's me in the Citgo
Losing my religion
I'm going to second Kagi. I've been using it for a year or so. Love it. Not a cult. Ignore rumors to the contrary.
That's just LinkedIn brain. I swear some LinkedIn people would sell their grandmother for a dollar and post about it.
brb specifying Type-C cables with no conductors as overcomplicated quick-disconnect lanyards
A laser level falls squarely into the category of things I Do Not Need but sorely want
Screenshot of the robot vacuum app. Human Elliott is at 65% battery and is charging. It's made a floorplan of the house, and I find it funny how you can see the outlines of the chairs
Everybody be proud of my very powerful robot vacuum son, Human Elliott, for mopping the floors at the new place.
"Attorneys general" too. It's "nouns adjective". "Google meet" doesn't follow that pattern
b is funny but grammatically wrong. C is correct but not funny
Sabrina is mildly annoyed that I named the robot vacuum cleaner "Human Elliott", but it makes me chuckle every time I see it.
Yeah, I've been digging that guy's videos. The silent tapping is informative
A Wi-Fi Man speed test showing 384.5 Mbps down and 313 Mbps up with 30ms latency on Wi-Fi 6
Wide angle photo of my legs in an orange hammock looking at the sliding glass door into my house, under an awning that's open to the sky
300+ Mbps up and down on my phone's Wi-Fi from the hammock on the back porch. I'm very pleased with these results
A covered litter box. A fluffy kitten sits inside, facing out, her little front paws resting on the bottom edge of the entrance opening. She looks a little concerned.
This pic for a litter box looks like the kitten is working at a beachside snack shack and it's her first day and in her head, as she says, "Welcome to Herring House, how may I help you today?" she's silently thinking, "Please just want oyster crackers," because she ate all the herring.
You get to feel like a wizard. Specifically, Rincewind: constantly befuddled and in over your head
Obviously a sophisticate who knows Luigi's last name canonically Mario
I really like rx-safety dot com for picking up ansi z87.1 sun glasses whenever I lose or break mine
As with many things
"Hi my name is Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way..."
In the case of monolingual English speakers, it probably boils down to "some European countries do it like that, and so it looks fancy. There's an exhaustive table of who does what here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quotati...
I used to work at a Caribou Coffee that was open until 2am. I can't think of any 24hr (or even open-absurdly-late) coffee shops any more.
