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ynac

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About ynac

ynac@sdf.org

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    Comment #49131990

    Sisyphus was a stone carver. I use that idea in my game Bouldering. The joy of wearing out these stones until they are small enough to carry in a pouch - the size of marbles. Only …

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    Comment #49117506

    I didn't get there on my last visit, but https://www.casafilmbar.com is apparently doubling up on their 3rd place karma by combining a bar with video rental. I've been thinking abo…

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    Comment #49114877

    There's also https://anonradio.net which is less about hacking and more just hackers with music to share. It's classic SDF-based fun.

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    Comment #49071504

    There are at least a couple of outfits claiming a nano coating or a nano glass surface for solar panels that are so smooth as to not collect dusts. Their other claim is greatly imp…

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    Comment #49061091

    Just had the same here in Washington state for the Little Giant fire. Great image in the article. We had another fire cloud behind Rainier the other day, and saw it from the Rount …

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    Comment #49055056

    Woohoo for civilian first responders!

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    Comment #49052509

    After years of trying dozens of tools for invites, I was just about to build my own. Our last tool was a Mac-based Outlook / Word / Excel mail merge - way more complicated than it …

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    Comment #49048932

    We just had our first bear crossing on a wildlife here in the Northwest. https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/first-black-bear-u... I know these things are more complicated th…

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    Comment #48906224

    No cartoons, but the NYT also offered up an obituary: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/13/arts/pat-oliphant-dead.ht...

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    Comment #48902626

    I made some charcoal in a tin a couple years ago from branch ends of an arbutus tree. I didn't realize how much I was really making. It's great stuff. Very enjoyable feel and marks…

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    Comment #48901513

    Might be obvious, but their videos and tutorial articles are way over the top for a little importer / retailer. Fair warning, they'll either have you grabbing your current supplies…

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    Comment #48849098

    When I read these stories of bibliophiles and their stacks, I really wonder more about their book flow. How many are they bringing in, processing (reading, skimming, reviewing, stu…

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    Comment #48848140

    As someone who has lived as you describe for 50+ years, it might be wise to embrace it. "Generalists" often benefit from seeing the similarities between systems, sets, and sciences…

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    Comment #48811606

    Agreed. I've figured it out during the drier months in the NW of the States. Plenty of work in the woods, workshop, maintenance, and helping neighbors with the same. But winter and…

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    Comment #48800748

    Witness. I've built three small projects from idea to pilot runs with Ai. Some parts of the process I had some solid experience with, and other parts I was holding the hand of my A…

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    Comment #48800646

    Both. I need two covers: one for a wood yard and another for a concrete slab for wrenching on the car. The rest are going to the library for shelving. I say the rest, but I have a …

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    Comment #48799588

    I've got two trees on the property to deal with and need to do so in place. This might be my best option.

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    Comment #48739517

    1999 or maybe 2000 for me. Dollars are votes for how I want to see the world.

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    Comment #48681186

    Big believer in this tool. It brings pride and even further diligence to the conscientious reader. And in the case of the slacker, a silent knowing without shaming them, which rare…