I have photophobia, which is not a fear of light (that's heliophobia) but a high sensitivity to light. I have to wear sunglasses essentially sunup to sundown. I keep my office lights off. My display is set to the lowest brightness and contrast settings I can get away with.
I have Transitions lenses and even those aren't strong enough sunglasses to cope with the brightness. Goodr sunglasses work really well for me as does my $600 prescription sunners. But mostly I try to avoid sunny days and live for the November through March days when the sun sets at 4 PM so I can go outside and enjoy myself.
This is a great policy for amateur (ham) radio. Start with the $25 Baofeng that barely receives and transmits all over the spectrum*, then grab the Alinco or TYT, eventually working one's way up to Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu, etc.
A good transceiver is expensive so working up to the big boys is definitely worth the investment if the hobby takes hold.
*Baofengs are probably the worst first handheld transceiver (HT) because they are so poorly designed and quality control is non-existent. A new ham with a Baofeng is likely to become frustrated and give up. Check out the various ham radio/amateur radio communities for better suggestions for starter HTs if ham radio is of interest to you.
Get yourself a good soldering iron and a lot of fine-tips. There are a lot of tiny pins to solder if you add a header.
I have bought from a few sources, including Ali and DFRobot, and never had any quality issues. Adafruit is my other source, thoguh their stock can be very low for a long time.
Yeah I’m going on a bit of a victory lap here, I’m pretty happy with how this one turned out.
You should - this looks amazing! Nice work! I really like how the grain pops on the front of the drawer and the parallel grain on the sides is beautiful.
A light bit of salt. Buffalo sauce mixed with Bleu cheese or ranch. Put some food dye in a cup and watch it grow up the stalk.
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Well-played!
I do. May I enter your domicile and show you?
I have photophobia, which is not a fear of light (that's heliophobia) but a high sensitivity to light. I have to wear sunglasses essentially sunup to sundown. I keep my office lights off. My display is set to the lowest brightness and contrast settings I can get away with.
I have Transitions lenses and even those aren't strong enough sunglasses to cope with the brightness. Goodr sunglasses work really well for me as does my $600 prescription sunners. But mostly I try to avoid sunny days and live for the November through March days when the sun sets at 4 PM so I can go outside and enjoy myself.
It's undergoing mitosis
Free housing, electric, and water. Bird has it made.
Acknowledged. Let's say instead he's living his dream.
I found a source in English: https://witness.co.za/news/2025/05/22/norway-cabin-owner-snoozes-as-cargo-ship-runs-aground-outside/
sweetviolentblush@sh.itjust.works If this is unacceptable due to rule #4 please remove and accept my apology.
Did you check out https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncserver?
EDIT: My bad, project is moved to https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs
This is a great policy for amateur (ham) radio. Start with the $25 Baofeng that barely receives and transmits all over the spectrum*, then grab the Alinco or TYT, eventually working one's way up to Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu, etc.
A good transceiver is expensive so working up to the big boys is definitely worth the investment if the hobby takes hold.
*Baofengs are probably the worst first handheld transceiver (HT) because they are so poorly designed and quality control is non-existent. A new ham with a Baofeng is likely to become frustrated and give up. Check out the various ham radio/amateur radio communities for better suggestions for starter HTs if ham radio is of interest to you.
Get yourself a good soldering iron and a lot of fine-tips. There are a lot of tiny pins to solder if you add a header.
I have bought from a few sources, including Ali and DFRobot, and never had any quality issues. Adafruit is my other source, thoguh their stock can be very low for a long time.
Odd man out.
You should - this looks amazing! Nice work! I really like how the grain pops on the front of the drawer and the parallel grain on the sides is beautiful.
"Well, we got the vampire slayer position or the snake man position. Which'll it be?"
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FOG for those things it can't do (imaging, deployment, capture)
Any moment now we'll get a Gofundme