Still not understanding everyone’s belief this is satire or unhinged. This is the “No Lawns” community right? Have some balls.
Still not understanding everyone’s belief this is satire or unhinged. This is the “No Lawns” community right? Have some balls.
Do one thing and do it well…or compete with one of the largest computing firms in the world to develop a 💩version of commercial software. Captivating…
Nice 😆
Looks great, I’m just stressed getting out my binoculars in time before the bird flies away!
Set up split tunneling for your torrenting program only.
Fuck around with proprietary software and find out.
Wow, very impressive!
Is the bird still a little out of focus or is it just me?
Impressive nevertheless.
Let’s get Radicale!
Holy crap, you’re me. Except I plan on using slidge-whatsapp.
To copy other responses: Indian, Thai, or even TexMex (Chipotle).
Very nice infographic that I have shared with my circle.
As an aside, I suspect this was made with R and ggplot2; it’s nice to see the tooling I’m familiar with make such nice graphs.
This is great and super useful. My new work makes use of WhatsApp so this announcement is serendipitous.
MPD and whatever terminal MPD client you like.
What a great comment. That’s unreal. I guess it might be more feasible to scale it up significantly in reality…like Biosphere 2?
So many answers!!
First it was from planets from Ursula Le Guin’s Hainish cycle.
Now it’s the names of birds visiting my feeder: chickadee, titmouse, mockingbird, etc.
What type? I’m only familiar with American Goldfinch. Those are so pretty!
Likely not. Consider the processing of the bean after harvest. Both wet and dry process are likely to make the bean unable to germinate. Furthermore, coffee plans must be growing in certain climates and elevations. Otherwise, other countries would have gotten into coffee looooong ago.
Old but gold