I'm a fan of Freedroid Classic, a FOSS remake of a commodore 64 game called "Paradroid". You're a robot on a deserted space ship full of other malfunctioning robots, and you have to hack / shoot all of them. You start out as the worst robot, but if you encounter a better one, you can hack it to take over its body -- if it doesn't kill you first.
Takes a few runs to get the hang of it, but it's a lot of fun.
I haven't gone to reddit.com and browsed around since I left.
But one thing that HASN'T changed is I'll search ddg for an answer to a random problem and the most helpful link is a reddit post, either from long ago or recently.
Coffee. Tea gives me a stomachache. I love the flavor of tea but I never have the willpower to stop steeping it after however many minutes you're supposed to steep it
Capitalists are always minmaxing ...
Oh ok. I thought maybe he changed it? IDK
This seems like not a problem if you turn it off and drain it during the summer. But imo the real LPT is leave the hot water heater on its normal setting and just try not to use the hot water, especially during the day
That's the thing though, that kind of works for kid lit
The principle here that matters is "personal electric low-skill vehicle". Segway tried it first, but electric scooters were way cheaper, and the GPS/smartphone technology helped it a lot.
Crucially to the mythology, it was the CEO who recently acquired the company, not the inventor who pioneered it
Depends if you need group MMS or not
But, if the virus is already present in your system, cool and wet conditions can lower the effectiveness of your immune system. Tmyk
It would cool you a little as the cold water absorbs heat, but you'd have to wring and repeat as soon as it heats up, which might end up being often
Live in a dry climate. The evaporating water will cool the house. Doesn't work if the air is already wet