• a fake analog clock (AliExpress)
• a silly door note like “behold, engineers in their natural habitat”
• a set of hex wrenches
• an empty box, but there’s a game gift code on the inside, or an envelope :p
• a pack of sticky notes labelled “floppy storage medium” or “offline, airgapped, ultra reliable, infinite battery… password manager”
• fancy coffee (for those late night coding sessions)

… and every time I have to think of a gift, I can’t :p

I’e got more ideas but this post is getting long

Ahh, clever!

Now this is an in depth, awesome answer, thank you!

I was rather curious!

Ohh, yes. For the long drinks.

ahh, hence the slanted roof! Thank you!

I have a hunch you might have just got the right answer for me, thank you!

Ahh, and the dry air is trapped up there. Or at least the moist floor isnt

I think I’ve seen that once! I totally forgot about that

I didn’t even think of storage, that makes sense, thank you!

If you put things in context of movies, perhaps. But in this case I think there might be multiple valid, nuanced answers. Everyone is different after all.

On the other hand, what have they got that’s worth fighting for?

She doesn’t depend on, need or benefits much from working. It’s just a hobby at this point. Or perhaps she likes the influence she has, or is just very greedy.

I’d say “working class” would be people who depend on their job for survival. She’s not.

I got banned twice on reddit just because my account was new. So I figured “f reddit” if that’s how they treat new people.

I’ll be keeping an eye on my notifications, thank you!

Ashnikko, she’s great. By my understanding, some of her music was a way to process her feelings.

I’m right next to Germany, in the Netherlands. Me and my gf have been working on a home server to keep our memories safe. I’d gladly take it off your hands.

Oh nice!

Just ask around, there’s some that are consistently cheap. Then do the math. Where I live, the local station charges 2.40 a litre, and one 15 minutes away charges 1.60 a litre.

That’s an easy one.

Washing dishes manually: a dishwasher is more efficient and saves me time and energy. It’s mostly old people that keep recommending this.

Cheap and simple: surge protectors. Accidents happen, and a power surge can kill a lot of equipment, better to keep it safe.

I recently had a situation where one killed my stove, dishwasher, smart lights, kitchen lights, rgb controllers, and subwoofer. Our computers have surge protectors, fortunately.

My landlord replaced the damaged items. But they could’ve been saved with 20$ worth of surge protectors.

On that note: I gotta buy more!