A tv with integrated Amazon Fire TV. I’d very much prefer some other smart tv operating system but apart from maybe Samsung (which is just way too expensive for me), most of them have a tiny selection of apps. I really love the LG WebOS on my other tv but last time I checked they still didn’t have a steam app and I’m really lucky that they have something for jellyfin.

I occasionally check https://reddit.com/r/artifexian which is the official community for a youtube channel and podcast that I like.

Other than that, I’m out.

Story-wise, it felt a bit clunkier than the Marsian but I liked the worldbuilding a lot.

Last book on paper: D&D 5th edition Player Handbook (German edition)

Last novel on paper: Frank Herbert - Dune

Last audiobook: P. Djèlí Clark - A Master of Djinn

Hungry Cat Nonogram. Free version has ads but contains all levels.

At this point I feel like people are actively trying how far they can get from this community‘s intended kind of post without getting removed.

Okay, I just noticed that such a post already exists but for some reasons, the pinned state doesn’t federate correctly. On lemmy.ml it’s pinned to the top, on my personal instance the post has a pin icon but appears way down.

Do we have a /c/angryupvote yet?

That’s cheating. TV Tropes is literal crack. Never ever open that website if you have anything important to do in the next 48 hours

Swords and legorockets

Found one yesterday: in one of the cache boxes in Firewatch, there’s a copy of the book The Accidental Savior from Gone Home.

Deezer is pretty good at auto-generating playlists/stations based on tastes, genres and moods.

Seeing you from lemmy.helios42.de

The last version added a “Messages” tab but so far it doesn’t have any content.

I wouldn’t say mlem is similar to Apollo. At least not yet. It’s in a very early state and is missing a lot of essential features. You can basically read threads and that’s about it. Posting and replying is super rudimentary, you can’t see your own profile and notifications are just a placeholder.

I’m sure it will be great in a few months but right now, the web version is your best choice on iOS.

For enough money to use as equity on a loan for a house, I’ll gladly suffer for a few days.

My source for 3% water content in potato chips: Module III Shelf Life Testing of Foods Chapter 6 - IUFoST which roughly matches the results from this table in Tarmizi, Niranjan - Combination of Moderate Vacuum Frying with High Vacuum Drainage—Relationship Between Process Conditions and Oil Uptake. Could be wrong though, I’m not a food scientest, just a guy who likes to nerdsnipe himself.

That’s for raw potatos and you assume fully water-free bank notes. While I couldn’t find how much water a cotton-fiber blend would draw from the surrounding air, I found the water content of potato chips to be around 3%. Eating the equivalent of 4-5 regular sized bags of chips with barbeque sauce sounds absolutely doable. Not pleasant, not healthy but definitely something I’d attempt for 50000 bucks.

US bank notes are a blend of 75% cotton and 25% linen plus trace amounts of whatever is in the ink and security features.

I mean why not? A typical bank note weighs about 1g and probably has a similar density to most starchy food. With enough condiment and water, eating half a kilo of the stuff isn’t something I’d enjoy on a daily basis but totally worth it if I get paid the equivalent of half a year’s salary.