The simple bear necessities.

Or soda. Or sugary drinks in general.

MS DOS v4.somthing. (1995)

Slackware that came on three 5.25" floppies. (1997)

First hard drive Linux: Debian.

Eventually red hat for several years, then back to Debian based (mint etc) around 2005. Been using Sid (Debian “unstable”) for a long time.

Gonna respectfully disagree back at you. You don’t have to get a $100 crapsung, but most people whose work depends on a good phone still don’t need a $2000 top of the line phone.

An iPhone SE or Pixel ?a phone is more than sufficient for almost anyone anything more I’m probably going to call opulence.

My guess is dragons breath is produced by a combination of two glands that produce chemicals that are hypergolic. This is seen in nature in bombardier beetles (which use hydroquinone + hydrogen peroxide).

The smell would certainly depend on the combination of chemicals, but a hot burnt and charred smells are probably common to all possibilities. The unburnt chemicals are likely to be irritants, being either strong oxidizers or reducers.

Overall, even after the main blaze has cooled, I would expect the area (and downwind) to be unsafe for humans and respiratory issues for those exposed to the remnants.

Seamless sleep on close and wake up on open. Macs still does it best, but Linux it’s an adventure each time.

Not specific to wood working, but a really good book:

Human Dimension & Interior Space: A Source Book of Design Reference Standards https://a.co/d/gAfsvI6

Skinner meme:

Should I learn to budget my money?

No, it’s earning money that’s wrong.

Put a tiny skeleton in it and cover it with candy so it slowly gets uncovered as candy is removed.

I was thinking more from the POV of practice. It’s just a lamp, even if you screw it up a bit, it’ll still light up.

Once you practice on such things you can make more complicated things with confidence.

It’s pretty neat. Go for a more daring kumiko pattern next time :)

Lol… Those tools make a fool of you. But my advice is “buy once, cry once”. If you need a bandsaw a coping saw ain’t gonna do. Even a small 9" wen bandsaw will do more and will just sit on the end of your bench.

See https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRWjFTaHniqMVryvDAQ3771MO6_QQRYXN

I bought a $20 Stanley sharptooth saw and a few second hand chisels.

See the banner on !woodworking@lemmy.ca

And I haven’t even bought any stationary tools 😅

https://youtu.be/JbpwDufvzSo

This is a 90 degree shooting board. You can make one where the fence is 30 degrees and use it to ensure your angles. It’s a bit slow, but so is kumiko in general.

Make yourself a shooting board at the right angle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxG-NbUzMVE

They are for rough work, to get you to sanding ready. They can take as little as 1/64th of an inch (0.4mm) so they can get you close to level.

But they will not do the work of a smoothing plane. You will still need either a smoother or a sander to get that last little bit.

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Consider an electric hand planer. It serves the same function as a scrub plane with less effort. A new one is cheaper than a new hand plane.