Yeah. It’s the warning light for when the ship is sinking.

Right now it’s whipper, beet, Navidrome and Symphonium.

I’m buying cheap CDs in thrift stores and ripping them and really enjoy listening to my own music on my own devices.

Check out https://gadgetbridge.org/

I bought a Garmin 265 a couple of months ago after moving from iPhone/Apple Watch to GrapheneOS. I have never installed the Garmin app or created an account there. Most features of the watch works normally.

Not so much a weird thing, but more a weird price.

My local thrift store are known to have high prices. Not because they sell high-quality stuff, the prices are just high. The most insane thing there is what’s clearly a jar that used to hold pickled beets. It’s clean, though, I’ll give them that. Pickled beets are cheap and available in all groceries here. The thrift store chose to price this, empty, jar at 150% the price of a new jar including pickles!

Preferably some interface I could automate with a small shell-script 😀

272 times? Those are rookie numbers.

I practically only have one playlist. Some of the music on it was added in the last millennia.

The repetition really is key. Some of the music on my list have several versions, same song but different recordings, but it has to be the right version. Usually the first one I heard. Having insert streaming service replace “my” version with another is a jarring experience.

Is it a remote position? I’d consider working in a warehouse if I didn’t have to leave my home.

It’s ok, ChatGPT. You’ll grow out of your hallucinations :)

Then there are options:

• You find a solution. Great!
• You do not find a solution, but spend whatever time is left in the universe working on it, and then spend infinite time in darkness. Not great.

Kind of a gamble :D

If we’re talking magical immortality, as in you can’t die, at all. Then the fact that however much enjoyment and experiences you get while the universe still exist, it will be followed by an infinite stretch of nothing after the heat death of the universe.

Wikipedia says: “Hygge is a word in Danish and Norwegian that describes a cozy, contented mood evoked by comfort and conviviality.”

Denmark: Hygge, apparently. But a lot of writers are working hard to make money off of getting a lot of people to know about it.

My programming does suck sometimes, but I wouldn’t say I enjoy it.

It could become accurate. I mean, with global warming and extreme weather increasing.

Same here. Even describing it as black is too visual.

• Be true.
• Be kind.
• Share.

Not exactly what you are looking for, and not only cooking, but the Townsends channels has a bunch of old recipes and how to cook them.

Bone Tomahawk.

Milk.

Middelfart in Denmark.

That said, we also have Lolland