CADmonkey

Same. Four hens and this big bastard.

Even better would be for them to stop tasting american money.

For almost all of my driving, I could almost get away with a 120v wall outlet for charging. Less than 20 miles per day.

Doubt.

My electric bill changed by less than $2 per month when I installed an "inefficient" washing machine. It was so little that I'm not sure the washer was the cause. That's $72 over a period of three years. The machine it replaced was just out of warranty and needed a $200 drain pump.

Shapez.io is great when I want to just kill 15 minutes. It doesn't take over my whole day like Factorio.

I think that's right.

Often times, I go to bed with intentions of sleeping early, only to find out that my wife has other plans for me. ❤️

I have a lot of specifications stuck in my head from previous jobs. A fun one is that precast concrete bridge beams aren't just concrete and rebar. They typically have a bunch (20-30 or more depending on size) of 13 mm steel cables that are each under about 13,000 kg of tension. The cables are pulled to a specific tension in the concrete form, the concrete is poured around them, then the cables are cut at each end.

As does the auto industry, aerospace...

Outside of construction and plumbing plenty of stuff is metric here. Even our weird imperial units are based on metric units.

I think the 2nd Descent game worked in a similar fashion. Entering a cheat code from the first Descent game would reduce you to 1% shields and health.

It's fun when you're a guy who can do a convincing woman's voice before dropping right back into a gravelly baritone.