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Two of the biggest Reddit communities reopened in the funniest way possible
That's fucking awesome, toss some gas on that fire baby
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Two of the biggest Reddit communities reopened in the funniest way possible
That's fucking awesome, toss some gas on that fire baby
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Nuking my 12yr/100k karma Reddit Account.
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Same boat. But Twitter wasn't really my kind of social media anyway, maybe that's why Mastodon hasn't locked in?
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Texas Mandates Panic Buttons In All Classrooms In Response To Mass Shootings
I guess it's better than the "guns for teachers" bullshit, but fuck... Surely we can do better
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TIL that you can set alt text in comment/post images
Great to know, thanks!
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My first table
Awesome table, especially after ten years! Have you ever had to refinish it?
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What do you build with a pile of .5" plywood.
Jigs and more jigs. Replace any older/worn out ply in other projects (bench tops, shelving, ...jigs)?
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Nuking my 12yr/100k karma Reddit Account.
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More Specific Science Communities
Really like the idea of a Science instance, it'd be pretty handy for newcomers and just organization in general.
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Shelf for glasses I made for my bar
Nice! What do ya got there, oak? Just a stab in the dark
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A newcomer looking for advice
Mint is where I started and I think it's a great way to begin. Lots of helpful GUI interfacing to get you situated. Plus the popularity makes finding help a lot easier.
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Live edge cantilever side table
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Nice! Sounds and looks well made
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Homeopathy, quackery and fraud | James Randi
Can't ever get enough James Randi. Anyone seen "An Honest Liar"? It's still on my list
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Do you read short stories?
I don't 'read' them so much as I listen, LaVar Burton Reads is an amazing podcast where he reads a short story a week.
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Live edge cantilever side table
Absolutely gorgeous, about how much weight can it support?
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Exclusive: US government agencies hit in global cyberattack | CNN Politics
Ooof. Well, if the requirements for other government entities are anything the FBI's "no weed ever in your life" hiring policies, no wonder they're vulnerable.