/legoCustom Books
A few years ago I built these custom Lego books for my sisters. One is based on the castle she lives near, the other Hogwarts and includes a wimping willow and the train.
/ciderCideries
There's a nice cidery outside of Tauranga, New Zealand. I told a friend about it and they were unaware of the word. Thought I was talking about a place that only served side dishes, or where you took your side piece. Anywho, that's my cider story for the day. Cheers 🍻
/runnersRun with Hal premium only?
Last year I set my son up with a Run With Hal program to train for a half marathon. He’s doing it again this year and has his own phone so he tried to set up RwH on there but can’t get past the monthly subscription fee page. Does it not have a free tier anymore?
/homeautomationSmart light-switches
I'm looking for a 240v Matter-compatible smart light switch so that I can make all the lights smart without the inconvenience of someone turning off the "real" switch and the wall and cutting off the power to a smart bulb. I'm in the HomeKit world and will likely tay that way, bu
/askdiggAdditional moderators?
Will we be able to add additional moderators/founders to communities we create? I have a dozen ideas of communities I'd like to belong to, but if I create them I'll eventually get totally overwhelmed by the workload because other popular social news websites have 10s of thousands
/legoDioramas of the PCT
To get the ball rolling here are a couple of tiny MOCs I made to commemorate hiking the Pacific Crest Trail a few years ago. These are the southern and northern termini at the US borders with Mexico and Canada
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/scienceWeather Forecast Communication
Weather forecasting is difficult enough, then there is the challenge of communicating that forecast to the general public. There's what might happen at a specific time and place, vs what the day would be like in that area. Assuming this forecast is accurate, would you expect to
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