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Looks kinda fun tbh.
Release date seems to be Q2 2025
Looks kinda fun tbh.
Release date seems to be Q2 2025
It is definitely scary. I want to remind you that you were once a decently happy person and that therapy (both individual and couples therapy) is likely one of the few options you have to move back in that direction.
It’s worth it (speaking from experience). That weight on your shoulders is just waiting to come off, but you likely need a bit of help to get things started.
“hire good private teachers, and accept the resulting costs as money well-spent.” - Marcus Aurelius
This is the most deranged shit…
This is probably the most straightforward explanation. In many-to-many, I usually have a helper table standing in between which holds the foreign keys
Sucks bro. You’re in good company tho
Oh nice, thank you. I didn’t realize they were an admin and mod too. I thought just a developer.
What are you implying here? People don’t use Lemmy because of this guy’s politics? Do we know the politics of other developers?
O shit 0.o
I love pickles. I don’t think I can live with this contradiction
I can’t even imagine the heat generated from charging a battery in 60 seconds. Gonna get branded by my bezel
I dunno about this… I see a wet cucumber and I’m runnin
I think this is neat.
A good read and the principles hold for a lot of hobbies. Lots of small projects are more fun, more engaging, and better skill-building experiences than learning how to make a masterpiece from the get-go (woodworking example: a perfect cherry chest of drawers with all wood joinery and a french polish finish.)
I’ve found some applications for it, honestly.
I made a work bench with oak 4x4s for legs and dado’d in pine 2x4s for the cross braces. Nice and sturdy with a good enough fit and no movement I noticed over the past 3 years.
Top comment, this. This is gonna be my default when folks ask about dimensional lumber sizes in the future
Good thing you checked, that’s ridiculous. If I’d cut a dado for some mixed stock and found out some of them were 1 & 1/3 instead of 1 & 1/2, I’d be pissed.
Just cuz I haven’t played it yet. Feels like I’m not competent to really be able to discuss the game like someone who has.
So, I don’t have an answer, but I think the challenge you’ll face is that the oil you apply nearby will want to penetrate the wood and spread to the area that will be glued.
You could try pre-treating the area where the glue will go with another absorbent coat (maybe even mineral spirits would work) and hope that the oil wont have any purchase to hold onto in that area. Once the mineral spirits evaporate, you’ll be able to apply your glue.
That’s the best guess I’ve got. Best of luck!