I remember the time he Excel’d himself.

I seem to remember he wrote something in Python that took hours to run, and his community got it down to milliseconds in C.

The one thing that really bugs me with old analog video that has been digitized is interlace combing. Lower resolution is usually fine, because most old TV shows knew the limitations of 480i and were engineered for it, a cooking show that listed ingredients on the screen did them in big yellow letters. But then the cook waves his hand and it looks like he’s shuffling cards and ugh.

Don’t take pictures in the bathroom. 's creepy.

Would “Trick NOT Treat” include only the area of Trick that does not overlap Treat?

knowing Matt Parker it only matches prime numbers or multiples of e or something.

looks at <ansewer>

Yeah see?

I think I’m going to pitch it to the History channel. Maybe see if I can get Jason Murphy on board.

“Welcome to Can You Fence This, the game show about finding buyers for valuable yet burdensome objects. Ordinary contestants will compete to unload their consignments for the most money without destroying public infrastructure.”

Shoot it in Nevada, lots of establishing shots of the cast standing with their arms folded in very orange light.

At the moment, my main machine is on KDE because it has very good Wayland support and isn’t Gnome. I prefer Cinnamon

If I understand it right, you’d get mostly cobalt that way. Carbide tooling isn’t solid tungsten or silicon carbide but carbide powder embedded in cobalt.

I wonder if there’s a foundry in the world with a crucible that can hold, melt, and pour that much tungsten? To make a 5 foot solid cube.

Then imagine trying to machine the damn thing square.

Yeah the novel thing about skibidi toilet is it’s a source engine youtube poop that…became something.

• KDE Advanced Something Editor (KASE)
• Gsomething
• Some random word. The worst ones I can think of are simultaneously Kleopatra and Seahorse. Guess what they do.
• “It’s actually the name of an Indonesian fruit commonly eaten at celebrations…”

Yeah it’s not open source unless the title is a garbage fire.

Spawned it in with a console command.

Welcome to another exciting episode of CAN! YOU! FENCE THIS?!?!*

Alright contestants, this week your prize is: 600 tons of wood chips! Whoever earns the most money selling your prize will be our lucky winner and move on to round 2.

Reminds me of an impromptu back and forth prank a set of brothers used to pull on each other where they regifted each other a pair of hideous moleskin pants in increasingly elaborate ways.

“That you can self-host” Does a budgeting tool need to be a service that’s constantly running and not an application? I struggle to see how having it running as a service on some box somewhere is going to help. “It’s so you can access it on your phone elsewhere.” Oh great. It’ll have a garbagepuke mobile UI.

And from the wood. It’s a hardwood but it’s often used where softwoods would be. Baltic birch plywood is some excellent stuff.

I’m going to go with white oak. The wood is very versatile; it’s strong enough for load bearing furniture, it’s hard enough for tabletops, it steam bends quite nicely, it’s just a joy to work with, looks wonderful under an oil finish, and it lends a nice flavor to whiskey.

I hate the concept of Daylight Savings Time. It’s such a “Baby formula: Now with even more lead!” solution to a problem that shouldn’t exist in the first place.

The table is a little bit too far South, it’s kind of difficult to walk around the table because the wall is too close. So we’ll lift the roof off with a crane, suspend the table from a sophisticated set of guy wires, tear down the house around it, and then painstakingly reinstall the house 16 inches to the South so that there’s room between the wall and the table.

I have also eever eaten a vegetable.