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Source: https://thejenkinscomic.wordpress.com/2026/06/30/final-request/

The same boat, the same place, the same subject as my last few offerings to the community. And yet, this one boat is covered in so much art, so many human contributions, and I added my own with framing and lighting. Also there's a monkey in the back.

Thanks for seeing my work!

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/shit/p/1300166/youtube-could-make-ads-90-days-long-completely-unskippable-and-i-still-wouldn-t-get-prem

I'm lucky to own/operate a small farm I live on. It doesn't produce almost any real money for me but it serves as a good collection of hobbies/food. My primary income is industrial and doesn't scratch that itch. But, it pays the bills and affords me a schedule that let's me maintain the farm. So, what would your ideal small farm setup look like?

A Texas woman who voted for President Donald Trump told Newsweek that federal agents detained her longtime childcare provider at a routine immigration check-in and later notified her that she faced more than $1.8 million in civil immigration penalties.

I’m looking to set up a coop video game night with my friends and I’m looking for suggestions for a cozy game we can all play together virtually. We all enjoy Stardew Valley but we’ve all played it and I’d like to start something new with them. Looking for ideas that would allow me to walk away from the computer if I need to take care of my kids but still allows my friends to continue playing.

Here’s some parameters to narrow down the list:

• switch, Steam, or GOG availability
• can walk away and not die without having to pause for my friends
• preferably affordable
• lower graphics requirements, we all have older hardware
• game controller compatible
• fun to play over multiple short sessions

Thanks everyone in advance!

I never want to touch a network script again.

How does wpa_supplicant still suck major butt?

It's FreeBSD this time... am I a real Unix pornographer now?

Before the restock, the original OEM Steam Deck LCD battery kit cost $84.99, while the battery alone cost $79.99. After the restock, the OEM battery kit with iFixit's tools included costs $134.99, and the battery alone costs $129.99.