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aaronpk_tv
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Thanks! Just a few miles, we have a bunch of friends coming with bikes and everyone will take a couple things and do it all in one trip! -
Thom Slattery
https://indieweb.social/@thom
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Aug 5
@aaronpk upper right looks like Ghibli and lower left Pixar. Not sure about the others. Good luck.
Good one! First is "kawaii" and last is "Rembrandt" but you got the other 2! -
umm like 20 or so?
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V_
https://micro.blog/V_
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Jul 19
@aaronpk Networking cables I assume. I love that I'm not the only one still installing wires for networks.
Yeah! Ethernet everywhere! -
Michael Slade
https://mastodon.cloud/@michaelslade
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Jul 18
@aaronpk Is it an electric bike? Do you do live switching? If so, with what?
It wasn't when I got it, but I swapped the front wheel with a Swytch kit and it's been amazing! -
carpetbomberz
https://mastodon.online/@carpetbomberz
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Jul 15
@aaronpk Great Success! More stuff you don't have to pack and move into the ADU ‼️
I actually first stuck them all in a box and then was like wait maybe I don't need these anymore! 🚮 -
Success!
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Jul 15
I think it's finally time to shred my 2011-2017 tax returns 😅
oh no the shredder overheated before I was done -
Dick Hardt :verified:
https://verified.coop/@DickHardt
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Jul 12
@aaronpk I misread it as an episode of House Flies 🏠🪰
That's a very different show 😅 -
I swear microwave UX design got forked in an alternate reality in the 1980s and has kept evolving in its own timeline since
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Nate
https://xoxo.zone/@voiceofunreason
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Jul 11
@aaronpk While not much is less appealing than an IOT microwave, _maybe_ one would solve my gripes? Or possibly just create new ones.
at this point, my criteria for microwaves is whether I can press the +30s button repeatedly. My current microwave makes you wait 2 seconds after each button press to add 30s at a time and it's infuriating. -
Jesse Vincent
https://metasocial.com/@jesse
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Jul 11
@aaronpk Same! I have had to break out a USB B cable to do network reconfigure a couple times. But Brother seem to actually respect their customers.
Ironically the USB-B cable method didn't work today, even when I busted out my windows laptop to run their windows config app. I ended up having to recreate the previous wifi SSID that it was connected to and then I used the web interface to enable the ethernet port again. -
Jesse Vincent
https://metasocial.com/@jesse
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Jul 11
@aaronpk I still love my Brother laser printer.
me too! I've had this HL-2270DW since 2014! I am determined to keep it running! -
Mitch
https://mastodon.xyz/@mitchkiah
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Jul 11
@aaronpk for printers, I always leave set to DHCP and then assign a static IP from the router.
That way. When it inevitably breaks, there's less to touch in the printer settings (and it's more likely to come back online)
My problem was the printer was previously configured for wifi and the ethernet jack was disabled. Still can't believe recreating the wifi SSID was the solution -
Nate
https://xoxo.zone/@voiceofunreason
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Jul 11
@aaronpk I can’t decide who I dislike more. The Product Managers in charge of printers, or microwave ovens.
ok right? Why hasn't someone designed a microwave oven that makes sense?? -
Paul
https://techhub.social/@borojetski
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Jul 11
@aaronpk I tried using a raspberry pi zero to connect our old printer to the lan. Though it worked, the CUPS drivers were rough, the margins were never right, and it was just miserable. I’ve since been using an old 2007 macbook in clamshell mode with the wan disabled to print share the printer to the network. Other than when ink needs replacing, it’s working surprisingly well.
wow that's a real commitment -
Joseph Holsten
https://mstdn.social/@josephholsten
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Jul 9
@aaronpk Lol, I’m trying to talk my partner into it. It doesn’t help that Prusa makes two of the picks on https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-home-3d-printer/, and we have a friend who just moved down there.
Honestly it's a great printer. My first printer was the Prusa Mini and I had a great experience with it not knowing anything about 3D printing before. -
Joseph Holsten
https://mstdn.social/@josephholsten
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Jul 9
@aaronpk Just confirming: OR, not ME, right?
One is a slightly longer train ride from Skagit, WA than the other.
If you really are coming down from Skagit to pick it up I'll take $100 off the price to cover your train ticket -
Joseph Holsten
https://mstdn.social/@josephholsten
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Jul 9
@aaronpk Just confirming: OR, not ME, right?
One is a slightly longer train ride from Skagit, WA than the other.
haha yes Oregon! -
I know you're close with this but I'd love to get you and the Mastodon devs in a room to show you how much better this could be with IndieAuth instead of Mastodon's own OAuth API. That'd also mean you'd instantly support signing in with any other site that supports IndieAuth instead of hardcoding this to Mastodon
