Believe it or not I use the old Steam Controller that they don’t make anymore. I love it and found a few used on Facebook marketplace and bought them as spares. I’ve even had some parts 3D printed to replace broken parts 🤣

I use a loooong HDMI cable and a controller with dongle. Ive tried steam link app in the past but found I’d get hiccups with my wifi network and it only supported lower resolutions. I wanted to game at 4k resolution and the streaming only let me do 1080p, plus I couldn’t get surround sound streaming to work. The HDMI cable solved both those issues.

What about the poop knife?

Thanks for the response! Sounds like a lot of the benefits you listed are the things I was thinking I’d enjoy with a new machine. As a fellow astigmatism sufferer I can understand the value that the automatic threader could have! I’m gonna take another look at the newer machines in a bit more earnest now 🙂

Thanks for your response! I’m also in my forties and this is me when trying to thread the needle:

The family member who gifted me the sewing machine is the one who dropped it off at the shop to get serviced, and the service tech commented that they much prefer the older Singer machines, and seemed pleased to breathe some life back into this old one (which I will from now on refer to as Ol’ Bessie).

That’s a great point as far as content on the machine…there’s not much out there at all. I don’t immediately see a speed setting, and there was nothing in the manual mentioning it but I can take a further look. I may just keep an eye out on those sales at Joann and see. If the prices get low enough to be a steal I might just pick one up. While I love the idea of keeping a retro machine going I’m also at the age where modern conveniences have some merit! 😆

Thanks about the bench cushion!! There’s another fan of it as well…

Doing step challenges and tracking steps keeps me walking. I try for 10k steps a day and use Samsung Health’s monthly challenge on my phone as gamification to keep walking daily.

I use mealie exactly as your use case describes. We meal plan each week using the recipes I have saved in it and then create a shopping list of those items added to the meal plan. It works great and with docker has been easy to maintain. I used to use Nextcloud Cookbook but I like the UI of mealie better.

here because aliens tried to bum fuck me

All I could think of 🤣

Let’s see, next I’ll build a granary, worker then settler.

Thank you! I just went through them all and loved it!

Be Kind. Rewind.

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Relevant comic

I can’t seem to pour out of my pyrex measuring glass without the water dribbling all down the front of the spout making a mess. You think they could have shaped the spout to prevent that better and it infuriates me every time.

Fido of Barkia

Make sure to research expected pay in your desired target countries. I was shocked when I saw the difference between compsci job salaries in the US and Italy. Can adjust for cost of living differences but it was still a significant decrease. Would be good to be aware ahead of time and not surprised if you’re not happy with the salaries presented.

Could you forward your X display in an SSH session so you don’t need a webui? I second the vote for handbrake, it’s a great program!

I haven’t used it in a while, but when I did I used it sort of as an idea / vision board. For instance, when remodeling the kitchen I created a board where I just pinned a ton of kitchen pictures that had things I liked. Sort of a way to group images together based on themes.

Mickey and Mallory Knox