Let's keep our fingers crossed that ladybird doesn't die before it's released. I really want a properly FOSS browser

Having those and holdfasts are a game changer. Going from building my workbench on some saw horses and plywood with misc clamps to a proper bench with dog holes for bench dogs and holdfasts (with vises too) literally felt like easy mode on my next project lol

I lost it at fertilizer evenly distributed regardless of how hard the plants worked. He's gone too far

Either a nice fish dinner or one of the call of duty games. Hard to say

From what I read, it'll be slightly smaller than something like a Ford explorer. I wouldn't say that's small, but definitely going in the right direction.

I'm unreasonably excited about this. I'm always pumped for completion style tasks.

Yeah even Bonds on osrs were nuts last I checked, like 13m, and is you assume ~10x exchange rate, that's 130m on RS3. It's not really a big deal, but it definitely hurts those who use bonds to maintain membership, since generally they're lower levels, and getting 150m every two weeks sucks lol.

On brighter shores, I 100% plan on playing that, and really hoping it sucks me in like RuneScape did 20 years ago!

They definitely don't in the US. Most have automatic lights, sure. Maybe in the coming years we'll catch up to other countries in that regard

I'm in the camp that think cars headlights should basically work like motorcycle headlights. If the car is running, the lights are on. There's basically no reason to have them off in general use, it only makes you more visible, even in nice weather.

Probably late, but it greatly depends on how much you'll use it, and what you'll use it for. If you'll use it for some simple crosscuts a few times a year, sure it'll be fine. All the time for nice joinery? Id try to get a more well known and tried one

Daniel said it pretty close, though you can get into it a bit cheaper than you'd think, but it depends on what you want to do. You can get into forging for line 350 with an entry anvil and small propane forge. Welding can be done for like 150, but the welders aren't great, though they do work. Machining is a different animal, you can get used machines, but you're likely looking at 1k+ unless you get a machine you want to refurbish. You can make things with files and a hacksaw alone if you really wanted to, but that takes ages

I've been doing some "making" hobbies, mostly wood and metal working. I think the process is fun, partly figuring out how to make a thing, but also it's nice to turn my brain off and just chug along while making progress on a project. There are times while learning it's been frustrating with things taking more effort, or not turning out as expected, but the journey has been fun