LionsPhil @LionsPhil@plush.city

SREs playing #Tee-KO

This was kind of a mess of over-wet dough of the wrong kind of flour I was using up and ran out of, and no precious yeast, but instead of forming rolls (it was unkneadable) I dumped it into a cake tin, and it seems to have made a reasonable light little loaf.

Lotta greenery visible in the canal today, with the still waters.

"So how's Satisfactory?"

Dublin graffiti is thirsty.

Fresh sorta-ciabatta from excess pizza dough

Webcomics are too real today.

(This will be http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff3500/fc03441.htm , but Freefall only seems to make archive links once a newer strip has been uploaded.)

It's companion was a right bastard though.

Yes, of course I have N+2 can openers. It's the apocalypse, dontcha know? (The other one's on my Leatherman.)

De-crimping ringpull to the rescue!

I think I just realized why these tins were on sale in a three pack.

Bird.

really youtube

Asking the hard questions in Split the Room.

A surprisingly good Survive the Internet round.

Like, actually good, not the subterfuge intended. #goals indeed.

good news we finally figured out what this thing on the desk is

Johnny Fall Down: Late Apples: absolutely delicious. Strong, bold flavor, but not unpleasantly aggressive. It's good and crisp and tastes of golden sun-baked apples. Definitely enjoyed this one.

This all kinda spun out of a dumb Discord comment about Garfield phones and Planet of the Apes someone made, and that Civ joke, and then discovering there was a bad Windows 3.1 port, but neither Archive.org's JS'd DOSBox nor real DOSBox could render it right...

...so here's that, too.

Today's distractions: I got my Windows for Workgroups 3.11 VM that had working networking get better-working graphics too thanks to old forum threads and older archive.org'd binaries.

Hi there, Ashpool the Aspirant, some random #nethack player! You're being spectated through about 27 years of tech stack.

Wallpaper is from @TestPattern ...and was downloaded and converted within this VM.

Centuries later,
archaeologists discover the remains
of your ancient civilization.
Evidence of thriving towns,
Pottery, roads,
and a centralized government
amazed the startled scientists.
Finally, they come upon
a stone tablet, which contains
but one mysterious phrase: