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you have to pay exorbitant prices to be somewhere (the third place) in society with people. it's expensive to socialize.
I would prefer not to.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/cmwov/comment/c0...
kill your lawn. plant native shit.
if you don't have a headphones jack, you have no antenna. without an antenna you may as well leave it disabled lest you have a bunch of customer unsatisfied that the advertised feature doesn't work (very well).
that's my guess at least.
you can turn it off in settings. it's a good idea but sadly too easy to do if you're trying to turn the volume down instead for example.
also, even if it's awkward, stay on the line and explain. they usually appreciate it.
in Boston.
it basically broke me and my driving sanity for 6+ months and made me a really worse driver for a while, maybe permanently?? and my rate basically didn't change at all.
but that's just how it is, choosing free, ethical software is choosing a life of austerity and alienation.
I say this as somebody who has done several of these and is trying to continue to expand. but damn, the is a lot of stuff that you miss out on and I'm starting to be squeezed by the losses to move back.
I guess I'm saying, even though I feel driven by a massive moral imperative to engage with technology in that fashion, I find it absurdly difficult to the point of failure. I'm not ready to be a hermit.
https://bikepacking.com/gear/how-to-make-a-bikepacking-frame...
honestly I think just getting stuff like corners and seam allowances dialed, frame bags (with minimal features) are super fun and easy. I order my tech fabric from seattlefabrics but ripstop by the roll is pretty popular too. it's worth getting a nylon swatch to see all the fabrics next to each other because of all the fabric stores I've been to, almost none have tech fabric.
if you don't have a machine, it's worth going to a store. I tried the thrift store and got one running but the feed dogs were broken. I've only ever had amazing experiences at sewing stores asking for help or guidance.
which style keeb did you make? :D
I also roast coffee. I exclusively buy green to roast for myself and friends and haven't bought roasted coffee in over a year!
I learned to sew and made a frame bag or two for my bike, and have made some shorts, pants, working on some skirts.
I keep fresh water planted aquariums and have learned to set those up. they are fun and very pretty.
I struggle with creative projects, so these types of things above - skilled, short projects, I guess - are my bread and butter. I'm learning guitar again but I'm not very musically creative either so we'll see how it goes this time.