After 3D printing my first file handle, I realized my missed opportunity and bought a second file so that I could correct my error

Feeling depressed and anxious about the state of the world? Try working on a 375 year-old math problem from the Platonic realm, which should be completely psychologically safe . . . youtu.be/QH4MviUE0_s

Working through my to-do notes for the final touches on my video, but I’m not sure what I had in mind to do about the last item

There's a coffee-themed contest going on at my 3D printiverse and I noticed a conspicuous lack of stovetop coffee makers among the entries. So instead of working on my video I made one. makerworld.com/en/models/14...

Took the day off to work on some computation geometry for #PiDay!

Thank you, Wikipedia, for this intuitive way to way to remember which axes "roll," "pitch," and "yaw" are.

I understand why people are concerned about space rock 2024-YR4, which by taking the cumulative impact probability of 0.28% and multiplying it by a velocity of 13,260 m/s has an expected damage of 37 m/s. But even more concerning to me is 2016 WN55’s expected damage of NaN!

I didn’t even know it was a competition, but I’m glad I was top ten enough to be featured in this wholesome video by my friend David!

I wish NVIDIA had used some of their 3 trillion dollars to make their website work during a planned product release so that I could buy one GPU for my wholesome and silly computer projects

A best thing about programming for fun is that you can spend your time on anything you want. Like if you have a bug and previously spent time implementing the MOV file format, you can animate the bug, and sip coffee while looking at the mesmerizing cube, instead of fixing the bug! #screenshotsunday

I think I'm rooting for Mastodon (or, perhaps: no more social networks?) but I figure I'd better grab a username while the going's good, lest I end up with something stupid like "suckerpinch."