Chris

„Audiophiles don’t use their equipment to listen to your music. Audiophiles use your music to listen to their equipment.“

Alan Parsons

Here’s a real fun and recent take on this:

Chris and Jack

Are my clones having fun without me?

https://youtu.be/sT9sHi7BEUw

Constant tweaks are normal. I do them all the time. But I don’t record everything. So the same meal will come out slightly differently every time. Recipes are great, but variation in ingredient quality require some adaption every time anyway. An apple is not always an apple. An eggplant is not always the same eggplant. Cooking “living” recipes is what makes this whole thing exciting.

30% reduction in heating cost without reduction in comfort.

Convincing we’re-home-simulation while gone.

Each single light is independently dimmable, making for variety in light scenes for different purposes.

steamhead, a delightful maker (1.6 k subs only) working on steampunk contraptions (eg Victoria, the singing automaton) using all sorts of tools, laser cutter, 3d printer, Arduino, etc. while keeping his videos really tight and easy to watch. I’m not even a fan of steampunk things but since discovering him, I haven’t skipped a single one of his videos.

https://youtube.com/@steamhead

I’ve used diptic for a long time

Good bot

I’d love to see that in action 

Best ever

Right now: Steely Dan’s album „Aja“

Family first 100%

Memmy won’t go anywhere in the meantime.

hugs

The article that you reference is mainly about sulphur oxide. I’m not sure how you make the leap from that to CO2. Also Business Insider is owned by the very pro oil & gas Springer who in turn is partially owned by KKR. I would say not the most credible source when it comes to environmental information.

Huh?

Oh, Topf Secret kannte ich noch nicht. Danke.

Warum lassen die Hersteller bei modernen Autos nicht einfach die Parksensoren so lange an, bis die Fahrerin ausgestiegen ist? Damit ließe sich auch vor Bewegung in Fahrzeugnähe warnen.

Oh cool

Genau mein Humor