Medium roast (full city) beans from the Philippines either via Chemex, AeroPress, or if it's warm out I'll brew some ice coffee overnight.

They chose Long Beach, CA in case anyone is just skimming Lemmy. According to another article, one of the main reasons was to attract engineering talent.

Rivian is based just 25 miles south in Irvine and there's Fisker in LA. Tesla and Lucid have a presence in the Bay area, so could be a play to lure those who want to relocate south as well.

It's a quote from this documentary. Banksy is talking about meeting Thierry, the guy in this picture

Ludicrous mode 2

I remember this game! I remember reading through all the deep spaceship and planet descriptions.

"I used to encourage everyone to do art...I don't do that anymore..."

We have solar but found another option, push reel mowers was perfect for our small yard. It's a bit more of effort if the grass is tall (we have UC Verde drought tolerant grass so I let it grow out to cut down on watering) but I don't ever have to worry about batteries or gas/fumes/noise. Plus I get a workout and it was basically the only type of mower that's still made domestically.

Can attest the Amish-made ones are built like tanks and run smooth (provided the grass is on the shorter side)

All the video games magazines would do an E3 issue and I remember binging on all the game announcements and event photos. Good times

That'd be great. Can't wait till the whole supply chain, from cargo ships, freight trucks, and last mile delivery, all stop burning fossil fuels

Yep. Everytime

Awesome shot. What focal length/lens did you use?

Loved RE:0, the train part was great

Use libro.fm instead and part of your subscription goes to an independent bookstore of your choosing

Looks very relaxing and peaceful. Some of my favorite camping trips have been in the eastern Sierras.

Depends on the type of work, but you may want something denser down the road if you find you're cranking down on a narrow piece and it's flexing. Even something with more plies like Baltic birch might give you more mass, but I've only ever used hardwoods for my vises so can't say for sure.

Also recommend those cork/rubber jaw liners for added grip.

Thanks for the reminder. Personally, I avoid anything with AI as much as possible, so I made it a point to fill out the survey.

They just laid off 10% of their workforce (14k jobs) and slashed almost all new job postings to cut costs but they're spending money on Twitter ads?

This is what I try to tell people who just want the cheapest things possible. We're voting with our dollars what kind of world we want.

Also, shipping things across the sea burns some of the worst fuel for the environment so I'd rather buy things made here and support the local economy whenever possible.

MSFT has a $3T market cap and $60B of free cash flow each year, so I doubt they're hurting for money. This is how "growth at all costs" incentivizes myopic decision-making and doesn't really help foster an environment where studios are willing to take creative risks. Even when they succeed (a la Hi-Fi Rush) they're on the perpetual chopping block.

Really comes in handy, especially if I have to inflate a two person pad. And it's dual purpose as a dry bag/stuff sack means it's useful the whole hike.