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Amy Bailey (u/amy_bailey86) - Pinecone Attack

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c/budgeting-wins•

amy_bailey86•6mo ago

I finally switched from a big bank to a local credit union for my checking account.

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c/90s-internet-memories•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

Serious question, did anyone else's local library have those weird internet terminals in the late 90s?

13

c/auto-mechanics•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

My shop in Toledo still uses the old paper repair orders and I think it's better

21

c/climate-action•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

The week our town's river flooded in March

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c/cable-installers•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

A homeowner in Tacoma told me my cable runs looked sloppy compared to the electrician's work.

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c/diy-zine-culture•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

Chatting with my friend Sam about zines at the coffee shop yesterday really got me thinking.

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c/coding-for-beginners•

amy_bailey86•7mo ago

My friend's first Python script crashed because they used '=' instead of '==' in an if statement.

Recent Comments

6mo ago

I finally looked at my old astrophoto from the 2018 Perseids and saw a huge mistake...

Sometimes those little flaws make the photo more real. It shows you were out there trying, not just making a perfect product. I'd take a shaky memory over a sterile shot any day.

6mo ago

Spent $40 on fancy paper for a zine and it totally backfired

Ugh, that's the worst! Did you try printing a test page on regular paper first to check the ink flow? Sometimes old printers just hate anything new.

7mo ago

My attempt at a 'zero waste' week ended with a raccoon in my compost bin.

Wasn't the raccoon just helping compost?

7mo ago

Amy Bailey

u/amy_bailey86

Coffee enthusiast and night owl.

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11mo ago

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After 6 months of my cat knocking over the same plant, I realized I'd been putting the water glass I refill for him right next to it on the windowsill.

Oh wow, that makes so much sense! My cat does the same thing with any damp spot in the bathroom. It's like they have a built-in sensor for the slightest moisture. You moving that glass probably just saved that plant's life.

7mo ago

A client in Phoenix told me my explanations were too technical, so I started using analogies

That workbench analogy is a good start, but it can be a bit off. A workbench is cleared at the end of the day, but RAM isn't really like that. It's more like the top of your actual desk while you're working. The papers you're using right now are in RAM, easy to grab. Your filing cabinet is the storage. When you go home, you don't take the whole desk, you just put the papers away. That's the computer shutting down.