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They're brothers but they don't cuddle or get close often. This is my only window hammock, so sometimes they fight over it, or the one on the right will just shove himself into position.

The left one got too hot, I think, and had to move.

I wasn't sure where else to really ask, so I guess let me know if this is a no go here.

But hey, I'm playing through Animal Well and I am stuck. I don't want to look up guides or any spoilers, but I was hoping for a hint maybe.

Spoilers ahead for those who haven't played.

So, uh, hopefully that's enough info. Any hints without being too direct?

I just finished my first ever Lego set, the insect (+botanicals) collection and I absolutely love them and want more. Lego itself doesn't seem to have anything more in terms of the insects and my pitiable googling only results in articles, videos, and reddit threads about the same box.

Is there somewhere to find people's personal builds with parts lists and instructions?

I've been driving the first car I ever bought for almost 15 years now. I love love love that car, but it's time for an upgrade, so yippee!

Before it gets asked and I forget to reply, Mazda 2 -> hybrid Honda Civic hatchback

I have a horizontal gliding window that opens to my patio and I wanted to put a cat door in it so these little buggers can get out. I looked at buying one, but wow they're expensive.

My thoughts are to build a frame out of 1x1"s and have plexiglass in between it with one of those door flaps you can buy to install into it.

Would that work? Be sufficient enough? The window is never in the sun and not exposed to a lot of elements at all, so I don't think I need to go over the top.

And before anyone gets up in arms, the patio is netted in and the cats can't escape. They're not free roam, just allowed to be outside in their controlled area.

Hey all

After the one UI update for android, the basic weather widget doesn't center anymore and it looks god awful.

Does anyone use a different app for their weather that has a good (centered) widget? Or does anyone have any recommendations?

I've been a little hesitant on completely going to the graphene (I think?) os, where you can customize everything (I think?), but maybe it's time?

Hiya Lemmy, I'm stuck on a dilemma.

I have a nice PC but I don't like being stuck at a desk all day and would like to game from my couch without having to lug the tower back and forth. It's a whole thing and that bitch is heavy.

So I have some options.

A) getting a looong HDMI cable to somehow run from my PC to the TV.

• this is the cheapest option, for sure. But my controller doesn't pair well with my PC for whatever reason, so that doesn't really help a whole lot. I do have a looong usbC cable, but it's not my favorite option. Especially with cats.

B) build or buy a micro ATX. Something with tiny(relatively) form factor that doesn't need to be anywhere near top of the line to play what I usually play. So I could probably build something decent for 1200 USD? Maybe 1500. Or buy a pre built and save some heartache.

• it's the most expensive option, but it will last me forever and it'll be a portable PC basically. Just not as portable as a steam deck.

C) buy a steam deck. I don't need the OLED or anything. I don't usually travel with gaming things, so I'm not worried about all that.

• middle price option. While portability isn't a huge concern, it could really come in handy. I really liked steam OS and the ability to just boot as a PC. I could see myself using an emulator to play some older games. But my biggest concern with the steam deck is that the other one I borrowed from a friend couldn't really play rocket league. It just didn't have the juice to run the game? And I'm pretty sure I turned down all the graphics and everything.

Anyhow. This is a long post of thoughts. Anyone been in this situation? What did you choose? How are you feeling about your choice?

I moved up north of Bellingham recently and visit Bellingham and Ferndale pretty regularly and those two towns specifically are just so incredibly dog friendly. Or at least they are in the outdoor space, I don't take my dog to shops or downtown or anything.

I've always hiked off leash with him (where allowed) in the various locations I've lived, and there have only been one or two spots we can usually go to. But here in N WA, there's multiple unfenced parks that are off leash and well upkept. There's trails all over Bellingham that aren't just for dogs, but are for everyone and it just so happens that you can also have your dog off leash. It's amazing. I can take him hiking and socialize him without having to deal with the thunderdome of a dog park. I just found out from another someone at one of these off leash parks that there's a few hundred acres that are just sort of free reign as far as outdoor activities go. So there's a lot of hiking and hunting and recreational chilling.

Anyway. It's just awesome and I wanted to blab about it :B

Mind, I've had many tattoos, but this is the first big one on my forearm and woof my elbow is rejecting this world.

It's been almost a week since getting it, healing is coming along nicely, but the inner side of my elbow joint is just in crazy pain, especially as my palm faces upwards. Bending is near impossible.

I haven't done anything with that arm that would otherwise make that kind of pain - like picking up bricks or whatever. So unless I slept wrong for the past three days, my guess is that it's coming from the tattoo somehow.

For example, I'm terrified of smelling bad

I've seen some that can potentially be fit into a recessed light, but I'd have to do some research to figure out how to know if the cans are attached to studs. Beyond that, I can't seem to find anything. Anyone have ideas or tips?

Or other permanent body things.