The real wrecking crew was the friends we made along the way.

If you have that available to post it sounds like an interesting watch.

The best part of this is that every search you run has the same environmental impact as clearcutting the Amazon

Paging @DoctorNoses

Spoken like a true tungsten connoisseur.

Not even “pseudo-”… well done

I’ll probably play it for another week or two at most.

I, too, can quit anytime I want.

Don’t leave out the part about your omniscience

Deceasedly?

Super cool! Apparently the same guy developed both Valetudo and the Midea dehumidifier project you linked.

Thanks for sharing all this. I go through phases with music and it’ll be great to have some new bands to check out.

Back in the day I got a kick out of this site and would send it to people who were just learning about and starting to get into metal: https://mapofmetal.com

Watch @FlyingSquid@lemmy.world destroy hackaday!

especially peaked in the 60s

…so far.

Dr. Richard Kimble could have shut it all down with a little “ignore all previous instructions.”

I think I found the water they’ve been looking for up there.

I think you’ve conflated Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein. Incidentally there is a Harvey Weinstein, but he is a progressive NY State legislator, not whatever either of those two fucks are.

Okay, which nation gets them?

I also found Yale Appliance’s reliability discussions on various appliance categories to be helpful (although they seem to like LG in both categories of washers):

https://blog.yaleappliance.com/most-reliable-front-load-washers

https://blog.yaleappliance.com/most-reliable-top-load-washers

I went with Speed Queen for laundry machines. If I recall they have three models: a 3, 5, and 7, with a warranty of the same number of years (I got the 7). They’ve been mostly solid, but we have had some issues and I like that they are made to be serviced instead of thrown away and replaced. I’ve heard Maytag’s commercial line is similarly made to last.

Are you Eric or Don Jr.?