Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell wow, is this the most viral comment on the fediverse? Never seen such high numbers before... struck a chord apparently!
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@vinterkarusell wow, is this the most viral comment on the fediverse? Never seen such high numbers before... struck a chord apparently!
@eobet you guys have crashed my one user instance!
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@vinterkarusell 1000 boost means something.
@iamdtms in my case, the meaning is server problems.
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell that's not so true of chess, which I recommend as a hobby. For older people, it even noticeably slows brain aging.
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@iamdtms in my case, the meaning is server problems.
@vinterkarusell @iamdtms going a full circle: I hope (parts of the) server problems are storage-related?
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@vinterkarusell @iamdtms going a full circle: I hope (parts of the) server problems are storage-related?
@foobarblubb @vinterkarusell
Big circle could be: architectural and data problem. VRAM, RAM also, but HDD, SSD most likely. No much more option avaliable. -
@vinterkarusell @iamdtms going a full circle: I hope (parts of the) server problems are storage-related?
@foobarblubb @iamdtms kind of, limited bandwidth or it will get costly. Well, at least it's not a permanent problem for now.
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell except cloud reading ^^
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell Luckily things I cook go into temporary human storage and then (mostly) leave through several pipes.
But I have so many pots and pans and knifes … oh no!
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell homelabbing
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell story of my husband's life...
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@vinterkarusell My "storage problem" is that I have enough storage to cause a real problem for people if I passed away.
@North @vinterkarusell you have this in common with my parents, who keep building more storage.
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@North @vinterkarusell you have this in common with my parents, who keep building more storage.
@brennen @vinterkarusell makes you wonder if being buried with all your stuff was more of a practical move than a spiritual one. Easier to build a pyramid than organize the Khufu estate sale.
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
*agrees in file cabinet full of art supplies*
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
<Moose considers house, outbuilding, and shed all rammed full of radio and telephony kit, books, cameras, more books, and assorted "Top Quality Tat" [1], and sighs deeply (in lieu of screaming).>
You have me "bang to rights". 3:O(>
[1] Thank you, uk.rec.sheds, for that classification.
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
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@brennen @vinterkarusell makes you wonder if being buried with all your stuff was more of a practical move than a spiritual one. Easier to build a pyramid than organize the Khufu estate sale.
@North @vinterkarusell "fuck, look, i don't know, stack it over there with the miscellaneous reliefs & statues. we'll add another burial chamber or something. if we ask who wants it we're gonna have to deal with ankhhaf's kids sniping at each other about the pottery for months"
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Every hobby starts with curiosity and ends with storage problems.
@vinterkarusell And eventually your loved ones will inherit the storage issues, but with the curiosity replaced by guilt.
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@vinterkarusell@saga.garden mentally going over each of my hobbies in my head, checking them off one by one, mildly surprised at how broadly specific the phrase "storage problems" is, and i came to the conclusion that this statement is 100% true.
@sodiboo @vinterkarusell if you're having storage problems i feel bad for you son / i got 99 problems but... okay i don't really have the space for 99 problems
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@vinterkarusell that's not so true of chess, which I recommend as a hobby. For older people, it even noticeably slows brain aging.
@jonesmurphy @vinterkarusell how many sets, clocks and chess books do you have?
