I count myself lucky to be sitting in public transports instead of traffic. You take a win where ever you can…

I wouldn’t willingly go swim with jellyfish for whatever reason. Got sting as a teenager and the burn marks stayed printed onto my skin for well over a year.

I am thinking of implementing a dead-man switch of sorts, to release the password manager to my relatives and access to the NAS with all photos and stuff (and also nuke the homework folder).

Cat: I sent you furr pic. Plz respond

You won’t believe how to spell vacuum cleaner in German !

My experience with ICE isn’t great. It has reliability issues, I got stuck several times because of technical issues, it happened to me 3 or 4 times they had to literally reboot the train 🤣. Also, the comfort is not great, I have a soar butt after 1 hour sitting there. The French TGV is much better, or at least I have experienced a much lower failure rate (with the train itself, don’t get me started on SNCF…)

It is a really video. It’s like, a surprising detailed review.

No airbag is probably better than Takata surprise claymore to the face.

At my home I have The Algorithm.

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I used it for 9 years. When I finally changed it, everyone was already using smartphones for a while. I could navigate the menu and text entirely by touch, which was practical during classes :)

Renault of that era are complet garbage, but still sold a tonne. This badly damaged their reputation and they took a long time to recover.

Mon p’tit prout 💨

For those who miss the ref

Learned to drive on this bad boy:

Then my first car was this beauty:

It has hydrologic suspensions, it’s cool AF. Got it 10yo and 230000km and drove it until it died into a cloud of smoke 😢 RIP

Kernel panic Ohoh! Botched it ! I botched it.

Goodbye

Interesting documentary about the “lofi girl” including interview of the artist who created the visuals (in French): Lofi girl : votre compagne de télétravail, star de YouTube - Le Dessous des images - ARTE | YouTube.com

This is actually in Lyon (France). The creator of the artwork was living there and use the view out his window as inspiration. I will look for the interview and link it.