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@Maverynthia @trysdyn don't "x3" me about people dying a horrific death, please

@fillertrack @masklayer their shelf planners let you auto-fill even non-rectangular walls with shelves, so technically they have the technology

@trysdyn I really liked this video by a safety engineer (timestamped to the relevant chapter) https://youtu.be/4eNm8vnKZ38?t=12m57s

he has done a bunch of very interesting ones since then if you like the style

@trysdyn oh also that's a wireless gamepad. as primary method of control.

@trysdyn thing is even first party gamepads are not rated to be used in environments where simple electrical failures can be lethal

@trysdyn they used a Logitech F710 with 3D-printed stick attachments

@trysdyn I mean they could've gone for better quality than the bargain bin little brother controller

@deersyrup I guess that's still a thing

@deersyrup I'm guessing the UX designers assumed that you'd remember that that's the "add to library"/"download" button

@halcy it fucks with my head that phpstorm auto-saves

@DylanTheThomas I mean I'm used to that from European trains

it seems like a really cool way to travel and see a lot of the country, I would love to try it sometime

youtube recommended me an old video of Alec Technologyconnections taking an Amtrak sleeper and having a grand old time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDV1R1j1n5I

@johoda having some mineral oil (sometimes sold as "sewing machine oil") at home is great for anything squeaky. wd-40 will get a thing unstuck but it won't lubricate it long-term

@johoda if you use mineral oil (and wipe off the excess) it won't go bad