Hardware version of https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow.

I’d buy one from elecrow, but that website is really busted once you get to the checkout.

It’s the juxtaposition with the Arby’s in the background (a fast food chain) and their “we have the meats” motto.

The implication here being that the foreskins are the meats.

Context for anyone who isn’t familiar:

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/02/18/ted-cruz-cancun-power-outage/

Well, at least they weren’t as confident as they were inaccurate?! Silver linings or something.

I see what you did there.

I’ll get some more coffee now.

Stitching leather.

Jacket, pants, belts, upholstery, bags, tack, etc. anywhere 2 pieces of leather get joined.

It is a mix, but the permanent residents are definitely not extremely wealthy.

This place is really a time share shithole where the loonies get to larp the prepper life.

Things they missed:

• there’s a couple dozen permanent residents at the most.
• it’s an active cattle ranch too. You might wake up to cattle on your roof.
• it’s fully off grid, you have to build your own septic and electric. They have an aquifer and you can pay to have water run to your bunker.
• your lease gets you a bunker. God only knows what condition it’s actually in and what former army munitions catastrophes have happened in it.
• the family that owns the surrounding property with the easement for access is internally feuding and hostile to residents (they’re also the cattle ranchers).
• trash is taken to a “burn bunker” where yes, they burn the trash in one of the bunkers.
• nothing is permitted or inspected. And no self-respecting crew wants these jobs in the middle of nowhere to build non-standard stuff. These are the drunks and the swindlers that have burned every bridge on their way out. Their work is shoddy and substandard when you can get them to show up. And your 3 month build out might be several years in the building. And you won’t get your money back once you pay up front. And a contractor might get you (and himself) killed on the way back from your night drinking hard enough to get kicked out of the bar.
• you can be evicted, and might not have any recourse to recoup the money you put into building it out.
• the “improvements” are laughable. They used former railroad fill on the streets. It is full of shit that will blow your tires out.
• no guarantee that an ambulance or firetruck will show up, and someone has to let them through the gate

Yes, I know a bunker owner. And yes, I have visited.

Formal acceptance to the apache software foundation is in progress.

https://incubator.apache.org/

What’s a fuck ass

I probably spent hours of my youth fixing these.

People who moved around and swapped the phone from ear to ear constantly were the usual culprits. If you twist one way, you have to twist back. Ignoring the reconciliation just led to this mess.

Really no different than a hose or extension cord.

Shockingly, the only fail for the Ford F150 Lightning is the physical buttons for climate control on the higher trim models (with the gigantic screen). The Pro and XLT have the physical buttons and I’ll be damned if I don’t miss them.

And on those, fan speed is a touch and then you can dial the speed on the one physical control.

I still miss my T-Mobile G1 and G2 with their slide out keyboards. … And the replaceable screens and batteries.

I’m case the headline left you wondering:

The Sovereign Tech Agency is financed by the German Federal Ministry for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation and is a subsidiary of SPRIND, the Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation.

Up over 7% after hours (on near 2x expected EPS). For a business that big, it’s enough. Of course that could change next quarter. The mythical “investor” is capricious in the extreme.

Yes they do. Often to a greater extent too via 1-pedal mode available in many BEVs. Claims are as high as 30% more range (seems a bit far fetched).

I like the way you think, but it’s not quite realistic. This 4c charge means 4x the battery capacity (45kwh) in an hour as a charge rate. If my whiskey addled math pencils out, that’s something like a 480v at ~100A DC, so, not your average generator. Not exactly a Chevy Volt kind of situation.

But it’s approaching something you can charge in a “gas station like stop” with reasonable range.

Gotta pad that balance sheet with losses. Can’t be paying taxes if you can write off speculative ventures that just might pay off fund other misadventures.

Hah, is fine. No I didn’t feel “cool.” I’m just the kind of weirdo that was obsessed with guns from a technical point of view as a kid. Think of me more as the kid just slightly on the spectrum who collected data on everything firearm related and then wrote mods for games like rogue spear that tried to adhere to the data. I didn’t shoot more than a .22 rifle or 16 and 12 gauge shotguns until my 20s. This was one of the factoids I still have floating around up there.

Now in my 40s, I still haven’t owned a gun personally, but have been to the range many times with friends (I buy more ammo than I shoot and drinks after). Heck, a few weeks ago I got to put a hundred rounds or so through a friend’s suppressed FN P90 (a very surreal experience), a very nice .223, and pistols in 4 calibers (.22 and 9mm with suppressors, .45, and .357).

.40 S&W and 10mm auto are both 10mm rounds!