I tried to play it cool and make it seem like work but my wife saw through me right away. Absolutely giddy haha
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- assertnull@programming.devOPtoDullsters@dullsters.net•Finally acquired excavator muscle memoryEnglish1·2 months ago
- assertnull@programming.devOPtoDullsters@dullsters.net•Finally acquired excavator muscle memoryEnglish2·2 months ago
😆
- assertnull@programming.devOPtoDullsters@dullsters.net•Finally acquired excavator muscle memoryEnglish8·2 months ago
Wife tells me that had she known I’d have so much fun with the excavator, she would have just made the rental a Father’s Day gift this year 😆
- assertnull@programming.devOPtoDullsters@dullsters.net•Finally acquired excavator muscle memoryEnglish6·2 months ago
Bobcat E35. It’s more comfortable inside this than my house as my house doesn’t have AC but this thing does 😆 Initially it’s going to be goldfish but we’ll add koi once it’s established. We “inherited” the goldfish a few years ago from my wife’s elementary school classroom. We have a small garden pond already but it’s shallow and freezes solid every winter so we bring them inside late fall; but they’ve outgrown their indoor aquarium so they’re going to have to be able to stay outside all year henceforth.
- assertnull@programming.devtoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•How Push Notifications Can Betray Your Privacy (and What to Do About It)English3·5 months ago
Ah, got it 👍
- assertnull@programming.devtoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•How Push Notifications Can Betray Your Privacy (and What to Do About It)English4·5 months ago
I wasn’t able to tell by skimming … but does this Epstein related video have anything to do with the security implications of push notifications?
- assertnull@programming.devtoWorld News@lemmy.world•There’s a radioactive time bomb in the Pacific OceanEnglish11·5 months ago
5 stars on Google Maps, marked “good for kids”
- assertnull@programming.devtoLinux@programming.dev•Your Encryption May Not Survive Quantum — But Rocky Linux from CIQ’s MightEnglish7·6 months ago
Such a fun read 😆 :
“Similarly, we refer to an abacus as “an abacus” rather than a digital computer, despite the fact that it relies on digital manipulation to effect its computations.
Finally, we refer to a dog as “a dog” because even the most strenuous mental gymnastics can’t really make it sound like it’s a computer.”
EDIT: Sorry, this was meant to be a reply to HelloRoot@lemy.lol
Thanks! It’s the garden is surprisingly little work once established but the credit all goes to my wife