a little walk? the sun on your skin? the breeze on your face and arms, it billowing your skirt as you move? the melodic chatter of currawongs calling to each other? the smell of the grass and trees and a potato stew a neighbour is baking?

b-but the chart is a radioactive can of concentrated brainworms ;_;

my heart aches reading that. girl. please. the hole feels deep but you gotta get outta there and live.

not again

you said we have milk and we don’t

Fridge: You’re absolutely right; Thanks for calling me out on that. I don’t actually have a way to know whether we have milk or not, and that’s on me. What I can do is

wait, are you gonna sew something shut

☺️ you too!

is this the inner monologue leaking out

(But my stuff is pretty stationary, barring unlikely earthquakes.)

And sure; thanks! But only if you’re planning on doing so already. I’m at “get the 3d printer working” levels of project dependencies right now.

In my case I’m thinking of maybe making some cross-braces to join the two halves of the slides together, and use the draft angle of the injection-molded cases to let them drop into + wedge into a kind of rectangular frame (… think of, uhhh, a shallow bottomless tub with angled sides). Maybe. Pardon.

very belatedly: yesssss. thank you! I honestly didn’t think about putting two in like this.

(I have a 68cm-deep cabinet I’ve been considering just making shallow or something, but this is better.)

I wonder if I can figure out a way of making it possible lift the back one up/out/forward as needed.

Machine learning has very real medical applications.

generative AI does not.