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Ooh, I’ve never heard of these. Feels like something good to keep on hand

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Ooh, been meaning to ditch Sketchup, will give this a shot

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Roborock-chan! *WHRRRRRRRRR* Nani ga suki?

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My knees are in pain, yall

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Oh, totally. I had never met a few of the guys in our group, really good way to fast track some friendships haha

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We stayed at a dorm in Centralia, Washington. There was no hot water, and two terrible beds for 6 dudes. I slept on a sleeping pad on the floor. This was LUXURY compared to the people who camped out outside The STP ride is an organized group ride. There's trucks that bring your stuff from the start line to the halfway point and then to the end, so I didn't have to carry my sleeping gear with me and there were stops every 20 miles or so where you could get food/water/gatorade I think my friends and I are gonna do it again next year, but next time we're gonna try to book a nicer place to stay. No hot water was kinda brutal

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why censorship resistance matters to me

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Hell yeah, I have one more year to get on the list

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And here’s day 2 😌 Hotter, more climbing, yet somehow I averaged a faster pace. Biggest surprise was that day 2 wasn’t as bad physically as I thought it would be. I was tired and sore, but after warming up, it felt more or less like day 1 Would def recommend the ride. Gorgeous views

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I’ll check it out!

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Day one of Seattle to Portland ride done! 102 miles in ~6 hours. Couldn’t figure out how to turn my bike computer on for the first 10 miles. 104 miles left to do tomorrow🙃

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The features you’d get from using Turso vs managing it yourself would be night and day. Plus setting up a service and maintaining a bespoke service is a big diff

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I’m not an expert on database stuff at all, but I like SQLite cause it’s so easy to set up for local dev. And then Turso makes it super easy to set up your prod db, it’s dirt cheap, and you can do some fancy stuff like read only replicas, snapshots, etc Tl;dr: SQLite is simple and more than enough for a lot of apps. Turso is a cheap and good SQLite host

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Happy 7/11 day to those who celebrate. Go get your free slushie 🥤

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Dude, I’d kill to have that problem. Around me, every new storefront is a hair salon. I don’t understand how they all stay in business, there’s so many

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> proposed a hardware chip that would have an official NSA backdoor Ah yes because backdoors are super secure and never get cracked

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It’s really nice for testing mini apps while in dev too

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About to buy another camera I’ll use three times a year

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3.5 here 🫠 https://farcaster.xyz/wbnns/0x0d69e391

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