If.
Wow, you've tried nothing and are all out of ideas!
I'll happily supply the hacksaw to keep you occupied.
I actually love that we have resourses like this.
My gripe is that they miss the mark by targeting new dads. The reason dad jokes are great is they are the first jokes your kid understands. So I would think dads of 4 to 9 year-olds would be a better target.
The high you feel when your kid cracks up at some offhand dumb joke can't be bottled.
But the reason I love this as a resourse is that explaining jokes to a curious child develops connections in their head in a way that only a parenting rolemodel can really do. So even if it's not laugh-out-loud funny to explain a joke, if your child tells you that they do not get a joke, first and foremost realize that is a vunerable admission. Buddies will rag on you for not getting it. Parents see a gap in their kids' world experience that they can fill.
Is this seriously your takeaway from a well-thought out post? This the smugness of reddit that I really don't miss.
edit: I am refering to the root comment, as that isn't clear.
His neck is freakishly large.
This can't help in the short term, I would consider learning steno. It used to cost thousands to rent specialized equipment to do it. Now with Plover (foss), the software component is free. You just need a keyboard with n-key rollover to do it.
I wouldn't actually recommend learning on a standard keyboard. I personally use an ortholinear for typing, and that's what got me into plover.
One way this would help one disabilities to make money is that with high-speed internet, you can caption internet broadcasts or remote company meetings. There are nonprofits that you would work for to find companies that need your service.
How else would you know it was doing anything?
Who says the kid didn't scavenge for it?
I bet he gets fed frozen pizza. Lazy-ass guardians. You need to cook that shit.
Fun fact: 200-foot radio towers are free. You can take them home. I have 257 200-foot radio towers.
As someone with protanomaly (colorblindness due to sucky red cones), this guy is a hero.
383
I thought I would knock some dust off my drafting skills after a small chat with @captain_[email protected]
Seeing this image on the tutorial made me realize, FreeCAD seems to be a Technical Geometry Super-Suite. It makes sense that CAD would grow to include all of these things. But I thought sharing the initial perspective of some one who hasn't looked at this stuff in about 18 years might be interesting.
Granted I'm not actually familiar with most of this stuff, and none of it from the POV of FreeCAD. If this can deliver 10% of what I'm looking at, I'm in for a treat.
Image actually from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway,_Inc.#/media/File:Gateway_2000.jpg
view more: next ›
I live in the second one. On purpose. I'll never wear my debian tshirt.