The original, I believe:

Some people had magazine racks next to the toilet. There was a whole Seinfeld episode about George taking a book into the bathroom.

Lllllllike a glove!

Why not gif? It's basically a universal format. The file size is reasonable. And gif is lossless if you stay within a limited color palette, which this comic does.

There is one, but it's quiet: [email protected]

Blaze's suggestion seems like the way to go. That's a much more active community.

Depends what you're into, I guess.

Contact your local sailing club/yacht club. They often have classes and rental boats. Even if they don't, you can sometimes find someone with a boat who is willing to teach a beginner.

"Sabotage" by the Beastie Boys is the same Ab7 chord for the whole song. Lock in that one chord shape and then all you have to do is get the strumming pattern. Put a capo across four strings on the first fret to make life even easier for your left hand.
https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/beastie-boys/sabotage-chords-3688055
This page says there are slight changes in the chorus. Just don't strum the low E string for that part. If you or your friends are belting out the lyrics then it won't matter anyway.

The intro and verse to "About A Girl" by Nirvana is also easy. You go back and forth between Em and G, and it's a relaxed tempo. To play the chorus you have to learn a few bar chords. https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/nirvana/about-a-girl-tabs-36242

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Blyat Hat

Tense Fence

I'll use datum planes rather than drawing directly on object faces

I haven't had a chance to try FreeCAD, but this is generally good advice in other parametric CAD tools, too. Create "skeleton" features early on (planes, datums, simple sketches) and define later features by referencing the skeleton as much as possible. It avoids creating a long chain of feature dependencies where Feature A changes and breaks Feature B, which breaks Feature C, etc.

I have essentially given up on the one and only community I created. I opened [email protected] when I first came to Lemmy, and did my best to regularly post interesting things. It was really exciting when I hit 500 subscribers, too! Unfortunately, I ran out of steam before the community took off. I also moved my time and attention elsewhere. At this point c/engineering is dead unless someone else picks up the baton.

Sorry for the rant. But it felt good to get that out.

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I had to Google it. Mr. Pembrose is the eyeball lying on the couch. Lacking a body, he is physically incapable of doing anything. That's why he's angry at the world: he exists but can barely participate in existence.

I'm not sure I get the joke. Is it simply the dissonance of a butcher shop being named after a children's story?

Collecting body parts goes back centuries. For example, embedded within every sanctified altar in every Catholic church is a relic from a saint. The first-class (most desirable) relics are body parts.

Private ownership of saints' relics used to be expressly forbidden. AFAIK it is now simply heavily discouraged. So you might have trouble making a business out of it, unless you can convince the church that you are legit.

And good luck getting permission to authenticate any of the existing ones. God specifically said you're not supposed to put Him to the test.

Big 90's nostalgia right there. I remember my friend's dad bought a laser disc player for their giant rear projection TV. We watched Top Gun and it was the most awesome thing ever.

Trying to keep up with you

Yeah. I love water!