Me: *cleaning the crumbs off of my son's computer*
Son: What are you doing daddy? I want to play my computer.
Me: I'm cleaning your computer out, you need to be more careful not to get food in your computer, it could break it. Do you remember that one episode of Fixies where the kid got food in the keyboard and it broke and the Fixies had to fix it? Same thing will happen.
Son: Ok, so if I get food in my computer, the Fixies will come to visit me!
Me: No, that's not the takeaway message here...
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Urusan
@urusan@fosstodon.org
mastodon 4.7.3Java developer by day, Julia developer by night.
Amateur philosopher
Sometimes funny...
Working Dad
Controversial things about me:
Everyone: transhumanist, into AI (art)
Right-wing: polyamorous (married), agnostic atheist, leftist, working class consciousness
Leftist: corporate drone by day, loyal citizen of the US (but a serious reformer), former libertarian
I hope you can look past all that though, we people need to stick together
Lives with: Wife, T (son), and A (daughter).
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@Logical_Error@fosstodon.org I tried this before and it destroyed the keyboard in question, most of the switches weren't working later. Many still were but it wasn't usable.
That said, I was much younger and might have done it wrong (like I don't remember if I turned on the heat cycle which is usually a bad idea, or maybe it wasn't dry all the way) OR it might be that some models of keyboard are robust enough to do this and other, cheaper ones are not. Not sure.
I haven't tried it again though.
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@LMAOYEEN@pounced-on.me Docker is the most lightweight part of this stack, hence the compact car.
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