@ascentale @bikenite A1: Sydney, Oz. today's three hour round trip was picking up a pile of second hand plastic drums to store food in (I buy wholesale rice a year at a time because it's half the price)
The drums are empty so it's under 100kg, they're just bulky (there's also one in the bin on the bike)
My mistake was not taking the battery powered infrastructure improvement apparatus, I got blocked a couple of times by anti-bicycle barriers on bike paths.
Ok, il libro l'ho finito.
Interessante, e #NotSponsored ve lo consiglio: "Lago Nero".
Sono andato a comprare un po' di cera bianca (quindi non di api) marca #NotSponsored "Ermellino", che la solita cera Ambra… non c'era.
Nel pomeriggio la provo poi vi dico come va: il tubetto costa 4 €.
#Dgar has exclusively used BHL guitar picks on all #DgarMusic recordings. BHL is my good personal friend Brock H. Little who hand crafts these amazing plectrums. They are nice and thick, giving really good grip and control. I even have a photo of a couple of BHL picks on the sleeve art for my first release “Splinter In The Mind’s Eye”.
I did want to let everyone know that BHL is running a 20% off sale on all standard plectrum models and materials for a limited time, but I also wanted to ask what would be a good instance for such a maker to join where he could show off his creations?
Happy to pass on any questions to Brock.
@ColinTheMathmo If you like that (and it's a very good example of its type), then I highly recommend Everett Kaser's Knarly Combs, which uses the same logic but with shades of Nonograms and Minesweeper mixed in (there's a free demo as well): https://www.kaser.com/kc.html #NotSponsored
These cleaning cloths are made from tshirt scraps from a previous upcycling project- I have reached upcycling inception 
I used regular sewing thread (not sashiko weight like you’re supposed to) b/c I wanted to use up my oldest/cheapest thread. They work great!
Can’t remember where I first heard about zokin, here is someone else explaining it #NotSponsored https://upcyclestitches.com/zokin/
@eniko first of all, this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moka_pot
is what you want to make coffee, not the nespresso shit.
And after you've learn to use the moka pot, you can get a Mukka (that's a wordplay on mucca, Italian for cow, BTW) to make cappuccinos and caffellattes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhJ07ydzaMU
(This is #notSponsored, and mostly intended as a joke. You can use any milk frother for the milk part. But do get a proper coffee machine, not the nespresso, kthksbye.)
Ora che mi son passato 950 toot arretrati voglio suggerire — #NotSponsored — un posto per mangiare bene nel centro di Marene: Locanda della Posta.
Ambiente friendly, cucina slurp, porzioni così enormi che abbiam dovuto saltare il dolce (a casa con uno di quei piatti facciamo pranzo e cena in 2), prezzi ragionevoli (2 risotti con radicchio e vino, 2 trippe con fagioli, 2 birre medie e 2 caffè 36 €).
E salutatemi la cameriera col tatuaggio dietro l'orecchio e il cameriere col piercing al naso.
Mannaggia, mi serve UNA vite, esattamente come questa:
https://www.mcmaster.com/92235A208/ #NotSponsored
Ora mi stampo il PDF della pagina, così i bottegai locali non possono dirmi che non esiste.
Il bello è che McMaster, tra i paesi d'origine, elenca pure l'Italia.
#Valheim is 50% off in the Humble store.
“Valheim - Do I Still Need Real Life?” ~ Jack Sather
Yes. Yes you do.
But this video does explain #Valheim without spoilers, and why I’ve been playing it pretty much anytime I have some free time for games.
It’s from an indie studio that had only 5 developers when the game launched into early access, and hit 5 million installs within a week. It’s made with Unity and is available for Windiz, Mac, and Linux. It just about runs on any potato PC too, not requiring a huge graphics card just to run it.
There’s a demo to try out, it’s only about $20, and a lot of fun to play co-op with family and friends.
@Valheim is even on Mastodon!
I already do! I even got myself a Patreon account just for this purpose! 
I did consider adding this detail to my post, but my first try made it look like I was maybe paying for #twatter instead, so I removed it... 
But yeah... https://www.patreon.com/snabelenno is THE place to go to make sure https://snabelen.no stays as awesome as it already is! 
Huh. OnlineMetals offers "protoboxes" which I think are offcuts from their larger orders that they offer at a relatively low cost per pound. It's a good way for makers of small machine parts (like me!) to stock up on a variety of alloys. They also sell XenoWax at a discount which I find interesting. That's a machinable wax that CNC setup machinists use to test programs before cutting expensive metals. Crashing wax is better than crashing titanium!
https://www.onlinemetals.com/en/buy/promotion-exclusion
#machining #notSponsored
@sil Generally, yes. I've owned pretty much every Logitech mouse they make (I have the MX Master 3s on my desk, which is just OK - feels gummy after a while). Just replaced my beloved Ergo M575 after it failed to survive a trip through the CT Scanner (don't ask). I've replaced it with the LIFT, which so far may be my favorite mouse I've ever used, and it's fairly reasonably priced (you can find it on sale for like 60 bucks). #NotSponsored
#notsponsored, just a shoutout to notebook maker Danika58 who moved off Etsy recently to their own shop: https://danika58.com/
Lots of good options, all #FountainPen and #FountainPenInk friendly!
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