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Very cool

This is really cool! Would love a technical breakdown on how you put this together.

Sick of the trend of having swear words in the title. From blog posts to books, it's getting quite old and is not very creative.

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This reminds me way back when you would see "Website written in Notepad" on websites.

Cool idea, curious to know what language/framework you are using for the games.

Would also be interesting to see the prompts used to create them.

> Ham radio is hundreds of sub-hobbies in a trench coat

Really good way of putting it! POTA can be a lot of fun.

This would be amazing to be able to use on a TV with a remote!

Just finished up the first two Game of Thrones book. Before continuing wanted to check out a couple of other books.

Read Shadow Divers which was really good. Saw it suggested a lot and it did not disappoint.

Now reading The Pearl by Steinbeck and Red Dwarf: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers by Grant Naylor.

Ham radio is a huge rabbit hole. It's a hobby full of other hobbies within. One of the most fun parts for me is Summits on the Air (SOTA).

You take a small portable HF transceiver up a mountain summit and attempt to make at least 4 contacts. You get points for "activating" the summit and folks at home get points for "hunting" you. You can also spot yourself online and sometimes you'll have a bunch of people from around the world trying to make contact with you.

Thanks for the advice!

That's amazing. I've been looking at getting my first fish tank lately with my kids. Seems like a lot to learn. Any tips for a newbie?

I like the coffee one!