Change shop, my man. My work desktop consists of a tiling wm, usually has one or two instances of my favourite IDE running, of course has various shells open and the only time I’ve got LibreOffice Writer open is when I’m crafting a report for a customer. Although a few of our young developers are currently building a tool chain that would make some sort of enhanced markdown the default format for human readable stuff and that would fit a lot better into our “a project is managed in gitlab” workflow.

I am not a developer, mind you, I am just creating architectural concepts and I implement them. How do you even do that without automation, automated testing, redeployability and all of that? Hell, even when a project requires talking to bare metal, the first thing I’ll think about is “how do we get out virtualization layer onto that automatically within the constraints of the customer’s network?”.

…wat? In what kind of shop are you working?

UpMiiGos as well.

Even in a sewer something has to be swimming at the top. They individually hope to be that something.

Personally I find the smell of slightly burned vanilla very charming, unfortunately we don’t smell much under the breathing equipment. So, kinda wasted effort.

To be honest, it wasn’t until my late thirties that I finally mastered the crucial skill of identifying my own needs and transforming them into clear, appropriate communication. Before that breakthrough, I constantly defaulted to avoiding conflict—thinking “I shouldn’t bother anyone,” “I’m not entitled to make requests,” or “my primary role is ensuring everyone else’s happiness.” This self-effacing approach actually made me difficult to be around, as the unresolved internal conflict was painfully obvious to anyone with even minimal emotional intelligence. The irony is that in trying so hard not to inconvenience others, I created a more uncomfortable situation for everyone.

Also it gives the morning coffee that lovely crunch.

https://www.extrudr.com/shop-eu/products/greentec/?variant=UHJvZHVjdFZhcmlhbnQ6MTczNQ%3D%3D

Somewhat expensive but pretty temperature resistant.

There will most certainly be an after. Unfortunately, very likely not for a lot of us.

That sounds plausible. Kudos to the supplier then.

Unfortunately all I have is this image and an ISO of the disc 🤷

You could be more efficient and implement the memory of having watched it.

Oh, right, so we are all very dumb for not recognizing that and also op is very enlightened because he has already arrived at the conclusion that public transport is the only valid form of transportation while the rest of us still thinks that electrically driven automobiles (*snort*) might be anything of value.

Alright, imma head over to the designated corner of shame, see you guys over there.

Are you expecting someone to say “I never heard of those” so you can share some gem of niche industry knowledge with us?

Sigh. Alright. “I never heard of those”.

This - I’m in my forties, I have never suffered any of these conditions and I don’t think any of my friends have either. What do you guys do to your bodies over there?

I rinse the empty bottle and throw it over the shower wall into the bathroom. Later, when I’m dry, I wonder why the bottle is lying around and - tadaa, entry on the shopping list.

It’s the most interesting thing how overwhelming evidence will be ignored while the inner conviction will search for any confirmation of it’s bias with a microscope. No jury would be as hard on any offender as we are on ourselves.

Sometimes just because it feels good to do the right thing and isn’t much effort.

I think so. I don’t think how act in these cases is a moral principle, poured in concrete, but really depends on the expected long-term outcome. And if that doesn’t work out, that’s when the learning happens.

2.5x the price of PLA where i am

Yep, I usually print drafts in normal PLA and only the final part in the high temp stuff, but 2.5x is often still better than buying something if there’s even a solution available. So, fine for me in edge cases.