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IF YOU PROGRAM A "NO" BUTTON TO SAY "MAYBE LATER" YOU HAVE FAILED AT BOTH INTERFACE DESIGN AND BASIC CONSENT
via @HTHR
With some excellent last minute help from the person who made the knife, my sister, and my sister's friend, we got the LED knife working in time for the show.
When I was a student, I was too shy. My stupid thinking at the time was something like "They seem to like me; I don't want to ruin it."
If you're interested in the class topic, make sure your professors know. Talk to them!
@feditips It's nice to see this issue being discussed with a goal of doing what's best for the users rather than the owners.
Dagnabbit! Our glow show for New Student Orientation is on Sunday and my LED fireknife has a loose wire. I doubt I'll be able to repair it because (a) I don't really know anything about electronics and (b) the guts are all glued deep inside the thick PVC pipe that makes up the body of the thing.
Backup plan is to just spin a knife with no wick attached, as a sort of ailao.
The Fire Marshal won't let us use fire right now because it hasn't really rained in a month and the landscape is too crispy.
Astronomers: ‘We Told You This Was Your Best Chance To See The Perseid Meteor Shower—We Fucking Told You—And You Squandered It’ https://bit.ly/3PYpASR
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) to make all publicly-funded research open access.
Is some big site down for everyone or just you? There's a way to check:
https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
(Hat tip to @mdhughes.)
CS professor, game designer, and fire dancer ordinaire.