UpMiiGos as well.

Also it gives the morning coffee that lovely crunch.

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Somewhat expensive but pretty temperature resistant.

There will most certainly be an after. Unfortunately, very likely not for a lot of us.

It tends to get better with younger generations. I’ve gotten a lot of good and bad feedback about some changes I made during the last months but pretty much exclusively from friends and co-workers under 40.

Was never weird though. Just smile and say something like “Right? I’m trying that out. Thank you :)”

Accepting compliments can be learned.

You could be more efficient and implement the memory of having watched it.

You will be either in my maelstrom of social interaction or you can leave, I’m partially sorry but I’m nowhere near the steering wheel as soon as I’m in a group of people.

This - I’m in my forties, I have never suffered any of these conditions and I don’t think any of my friends have either. What do you guys do to your bodies over there?

I rinse the empty bottle and throw it over the shower wall into the bathroom. Later, when I’m dry, I wonder why the bottle is lying around and - tadaa, entry on the shopping list.

It’s the most interesting thing how overwhelming evidence will be ignored while the inner conviction will search for any confirmation of it’s bias with a microscope. No jury would be as hard on any offender as we are on ourselves.

Sometimes just because it feels good to do the right thing and isn’t much effort.

I think so. I don’t think how act in these cases is a moral principle, poured in concrete, but really depends on the expected long-term outcome. And if that doesn’t work out, that’s when the learning happens.

I think that’s those places where the asphalt changes quality and the streetlights start to look different.

Yep, that’s how I know by now a depressive episode is coming on.

Recognizing them earlier helps me to give myself a mixture of slack and forced “that’s good for you so do it fucker” that usually gets me through them quicker and with less collateral damage than just waiting them out.

The point is: With OnShape, I’m able to wing it. Scan something, load the STL, define a few planes throughout the whole thing, freehand a few lines, extrude, offset here and there for clearance, print, forget. With FreeCAD I need to do it correctly and, as I just need a physical thing, I just don’t have the patience to find out what correctly would mean.

In my experience I have two possible decision paths: Do something using a commercial solution, OnShape in my case or try to do something using FreeCAD, get nowhere, look up tutorials, get somewhere but nowhere near what I need, give up, everything collects dust in the corner.

I get the free software idea and spirit, but I’d rather actually be able to just draw and print things I need. Between work, having a house, friends, voluntary firefighting, building automation for tasks in our little village and everything else the day only has about 24 hours and I can’t just cut sleep anymore as I did in my twenties.

So, wait, your only network connected computing device is a mobile phone running iOS?