A master wood machinist, if ever there was such a thing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyTE0OaB4oM

I made a Crytex such as the one from Da Vinci Code, out of wood. This time I used aluminum as well as a metal lathe to produce parts that would have otherwise been too fragile for a customer.
Ebenisterieeloise.com

One of my favorite rare-to-upload stuff - channels. She likes a type of classical music that resonates with me, and I like the way she composes the content, music, and voiceover, combined with clever approaches to problem solving and projects.

https://lemvotes.org/

Working on a major attempt at training and civitai has garbage filtering and moderation. Like I am not making kiddie bullshit. I'm making family stuff I miss from growing up and places I can never go after disability as my primary motivation. The authoritarian bullshit is not something I will ever support. Surely we have an alternative? Is there a peer to peer? Maybe an onion site, or somewhere with even a sliver of ultra conservative liberal democracy? Cause this fascist and authoritarian stuff is ripe to disconnect the internet entirely.

An hour spent commuting is 1/16th of your daily life, and that hour is by far the biggest risk to your life every day. You should be getting triple pay to ameliorate the hazard risk it represents.

As in theme park and water park, opposed to national park and public park.

It seems like a bottleneck in language that I am struggling to find a way around. I believe the word park is poisoned in embedding models and would like to test that theory but I'm at a loss. I tried my usual thesaurus, looking at translations, and at etymologies but it seems like the word has no effective alternate so far. It is a rather interesting conundrum beyond the scope of my application – how would you differentiate and specify what a place like Disneyland is, without ambiguity, when "park" is not a useful word? And no land is not specific enough to describe the place.

I have a few ideas and stuff I have tried but I really want to know your ideas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gzpY4Wv81U

I didn't know my history in regards to Sappho. It is worth a watch. Jessica is quite the character.

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This is a 2012 Lazer Helium cycling helmet. They came with this silicone gel pad. I had one of these and loved it. Lazer does not make/sell these any more after they were bought out by Shimano-America.

These pads were odd in how they were packaged originally and had no form of branding, hinting that they may have been sourced from some other industry or application. Search engines are garbage when I try to find the abstract application keyword for wherever these originated from due to advertising disinformation obliterating anything remotely useful. I imagine these may come from something like surgeons to prevent sweat contamination or for very hot environments like mines or foundry work. Does anyone know of applications where they have seen a pad like this sold or used?

cross-posted from: https://kbin.melroy.org/m/NiceMemes@sopuli.xyz/t/1139720