I think the “dull” metre is an external one…
I’m into all manner of exciting things that people think are completely dull if I talk about it…
Welcome to the party… (please turn the music down as you come past the stereo and can you bring less spicy dip next time please?..)
Only 395?!?!
Maybe you forgot to mentally insert: “Florida Man says:… <quote>”?
I don’t upload my photos to the cloud, and don’t use the search function. It’s just a photo library app on the phone. It seems to do a better job of post processing the pics from my Pixel, which is why in use it.
It let’s you run Google Photos without network permissions and with storage scopes limiting it to certain folders.
https://www.notboring.co/p/the-electric-slide
A long but very worthwhile read for anyone wanting to understand the electrification industry.
I spent a year trying to get my Prusa factory assembled mk4s to print properly. Prusa support even eventually sent me a full replacement printer that had the EXACT same problem out of the box.
I returned it, bought an LDO Voron kit for a 2.4 350mm and haven’t looked back.
The kit had pre made harnesses, which was 100% the right move for me.
(Incidentally, the drawers for my desk I was trying to print on the Prusa originally are now printed and finished on the Voron, and working great…)
If you are looking for displacement activities that have large amounts of slow steady methodical development of learning and new skills, with a thrilling and short adrenalised conclusion, I can highly recommend low powered model rocketry.
I’ve progressively levelled up my design, construction and painting skills, and the 10-90second flight at the end is quite a rush when you find out if your all your work passes the ultimate test from the laws of space and time, or if you’re about to instead learn something to take into the next build…
Plus, there’s usually plenty of rocketry clubs scattered around with amazing people to help on the journey…