Weighted blanket was a game changer. I've always hated the cold, and my disgust with temperatures under 80°F grows with every passing year

I've thoroughly enjoyed Starfield so far, put about 80 hours in and haven't finished any of the questlines yet (largely intentionally, partially because I'll get sucked into another questline and get distracted). I like the outpost building, the ground combat is fun, the space combat is ok, not on the level of Elite or Star Citizen, but still entertaining.

Solid game to me. Maybe it didn't live up to people's wildest expectations, but I went in expecting an enjoyable experience and got it. I don't really get the hate for it.

Make your own opinion, don't base expectations off of the unwashed masses. Or do, or don't play it. You do you

Splinter Cell Chaos Theory. My brother and I would play split screen, and we always hit a point where we had no idea where to go

I have the 52" extension and a roller stand that I put on the left side. Typically just yeet it off the edge tho.

To be fair, I'm typically not ripping a full sheet, usually cross cutting the 4' side. The last few inches are a bit dicey still, but still preferable to a circular saw and messing around with clamping a straight edge. I'll probably still get a track saw eventually

2,732 hours in Rust. I'm not proud of it

Interesting. I can't add images in the body, but that may just be an issue with Sync. There's a patch coming out soon that's supposed to address some issues with image upload, so maybe that'll fix it. Thanks for the input!

It's hard man. I was living in Alaska when I really got into woodworking, and I had one overpriced option for a really limited selection of hardwood. I managed to get some old maple flooring from a guy that was contracted to replace a basketball court, and got some old redwood from a water tower that was taken down, but otherwise I just used pine for everything for the first few years.

Best advice I can offer is to find a local mill. Facebook groups are good for finding local people that just do it on the side and/or don't have a website. Ideally, find someone with a kiln, or be prepared to wait for months to years for it to dry. You can also find some good deals at auctions and sometimes on FB marketplace

The only wood I buy at Woodcraft nowadays is for small lathe projects when they have blanks on sale

Is it possible to upload multiple images? I can upload one image in a post, but can't embed images in the body or a comment without receiving an error ("Could not upload image.")

This is right up there with conservatives banning books they don't like, i.e. fucking stupid.

Fair point

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You take that back, and then get off my lawn

It's ok to be wrong