Depending on where you live in the American southwest, that’s the norm. Shingles are weird.

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Have you been? ALL they serve are crackers.

As a dev with several close friends who have combined decades of game development - you’re not missing out much. The pay isn’t as good as it needs to be for that amount of crunch, the big companies have so many petty squabbles and politics, and it’s a good road to burn-out. The engines have gotten good enough that making games is a matter of spending the time at night/weekends. Not glamorous, but can be fun and rewarding, even if you never ship.

Deep cut appreciated and approved of.

Reminds me a bit of Paranoise.

“No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.”

There already IS a ballroom in there, it’s just not very large. And watch him hire companies he gets kickbacks from.

ROFLMBO.

Had to explain it to a coworker. I’m glad you have lots of people around you who know big words. :)

Yeah, I’ve seen some clever stuff where they take a solar powered light and wire in a Heltec V3 for $30-$40. But I thought one of the new upcoming standards (WiFi? Cell?) incorporated a mesh capability.

“Money can be exchanged for goods and services” - Homer Simpson

Nice article on Meshtastic. The problem is that, like anything, the actual distance is a lot more dependent on line of sight and the actual mesh existing. Which means we’d need a LOT more people to adopt these and put up repeaters for them to be useful. Which is doable, but not cheap.

Yeah, but the only vegetables that regularly kick my ass are chiles.

In my experience the publisher Manning Books earns their cut. They’ve done interesting books, allow early access and update books online, provide digital copies if you buy the physical, etc.

Actually, looking at it, it’s just their interpretation of the statue that the Parthenon was built for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athena_Parthenos

Probably hated the ending of Inglorious Bastards.

Elastic would’ve been amazing (among other things, it has all songs on the album laid on top of another, playing simultaneously)

“Looks like”