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I had a terminal open, running ping to monitor my internet connection earlier. Today I noticed it was close to looping, and I set an alarm to make sure I could watch it loop back to 0.

I don't know how dull it is, but I think I have 2**16 bits of dullness here.

The Wolfe pit is a food review channel, a few days ago they got hacked and their youtube channel was removed. Now google's automated pipeline requires them to recover their channel by using the original email, which is still hacked and they don't have access to.

Of course google's machinery will delete all the old videos of a removed channel after a few days, so there is some drama here to see if he can get enough attention to recover his old 1m subscriber channel.

Now with the window closed I don't get a draft.

There is a substack I want to see

https://substack.com/@unsettledscience

FMHY doesn't have anything for substack listed, what are the substack content options?

My freezer is getting low, so it was time to refill it - and I chose to do that this year at one of Outdoor Solutions' "Field to Table" classes. Set up with hunting outfitters around the country, this is a class where a professional chef who is also a hunter is brought in to teach a group of about 6 students the fundamentals of cleaning, butchering, and preparing wild game. It's intended for folks who have never hunted and aren't sure how to get into it as well as long-time hunters who have never done any meat processing and would like to learn that skill. This event was hosted by Legend Waterfowl in Talon, Oklahoma for deer and hog.

I was hoping to have a chance to get some insight into the performance of subsonic 8.6 Blackout on hogs, but alas I only saw one pig during the whole trip. I did take a whitetail deer though, and it has now been added to my freezer!

Maybe Skip This Video Unless You're a Hyper Phone Nerd 📞😉

I wasn't joking when I said that the Connections Museum is my favorite place in Seattle. I strongly encourage you to check them out, both online and in person!... youtube.com/watch?v=6bqt_nTwod4&t=0s

Many of you have seen the payphone that often sits behind me in my office. It has never actually fully functioned since I acquired it. I wanted to change that. In this video -- if you're crazy enough to actually watch almost a half hour of tinkering -- you can see the first steps of troubleshooting that my beloved friend Sarah and I did in the service of breathing life back into this old classic. Enjoy! 👍😁👍

!ketogenic@dubvee.org

Thought I'd kick off a LCHF / Keto community to complement the existing communities of !metabolic_health@lemm.ee and !carnivore@lemm.ee

LCHF diets are only prescriptive on carbohydrate consumption, so inside of LCHF you can have

• Plant Based Food / Vegetarian / Vegan
• Animal Sourced Food / Carnivore
• Omnivore (a little bit of everything)

The purpose of this community is casual discussion, lifestyle, interests, recipes, cooking ideas, debugging, etc.

Let's all play geoguesser together, post your score for this round.

No movement, no time limit, panning and zooming allowed.

https://www.geoguessr.com/challenge/p75TGlwyNnzHipLE

A open source home automation mobile robot arm!

Exploiting the promise of recent advances in imitation learning for mobile manipulation will require the collection of large numbers of human-guided demonstrations. This paper proposes an open-source design for an inexpensive, robust, and flexible mobile manipulator that can support arbitrary arms, enabling a wide range of real-world household mobile manipulation tasks. Crucially, our design uses powered casters to enable the mobile base to be fully holonomic, able to control all planar degrees of freedom independently and simultaneously. This feature makes the base more maneuverable and simplifies many mobile manipulation tasks, eliminating the kinematic constraints that create complex and time-consuming motions in nonholonomic bases. We equip our robot with an intuitive mobile phone teleoperation interface to enable easy data acquisition for imitation learning. In our experiments, we use this interface to collect data and show that the resulting learned policies can successfully perform a variety of common household mobile manipulation tasks.