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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester

What have you been nerding or geeking out over recently? Share your current passions!

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By *enrietteandSamCouple 1 week ago

Staffordshire

Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈

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By *he ExcaliburMan 1 week ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

I’ve started playing Star Wars Battlefront 2 after a 3 year hiatus. Forgot how much I enjoy it

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By *NewBNWOMan 1 week ago

back

Absolute Batman I need the whole thing to be out now so I can binge read. Liking the penguin show & I'm nearly finished the Wano arc of One Piece so very happy about that

What about you guys?

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By *emorefridaCouple 1 week ago

La la land

Neolithic monuments and Welsh mythology, my standard geeky stuff.

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By *ohnjones3210Man 1 week ago

Chester

I have a double monitor setup in my office where I chill out.

I have variable LED lights and a roof window thing.

In the mornings, I need to increase the brightness of the screens. In the evenings, I need to decrease the brightness. When the lights on, I need to make the monitors the correct brightness so that it doesn't fuck with my eyes. The monitors use DisplayPort, and with this there's a technology called something like DDLC or something. Basically, you can route commands to the monitor through the display port.

So! I'm going to make a USB lux sensor and an app. The app will talk with some API/command line thingy and just automatically change the screen brightness for me...

Atleast in theory.

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By *nterblueMan 1 week ago

manchester

Reminiscing about my old 128k toastrack

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By *orbidden eastMan 1 week ago

london dodging electric scooters

Just filling out in the rabbit hole of game collecting in Japan. Extremely dangerous.

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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester


"Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈"

Careful - they'll take you away to their realm and you'll never be seen again!

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By *vaRose43Woman 1 week ago

Forest of Dean


"Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈"

It’s all about the wingspan

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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester


"I’ve started playing Star Wars Battlefront 2 after a 3 year hiatus. Forgot how much I enjoy it"

A happy rediscovery!

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By *vaRose43Woman 1 week ago

Forest of Dean


"Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈

Careful - they'll take you away to their realm and you'll never be seen again!"

One can hope

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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester


"Neolithic monuments and Welsh mythology, my standard geeky stuff. "

A great combination! Do you read any particular writers on the subject? Have you read any Arthur Machen?

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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester


"Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈

Careful - they'll take you away to their realm and you'll never be seen again!

One can hope"

Fair.

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By *he ExcaliburMan 1 week ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"A happy rediscovery!"

Almost. I’ve had to restart at level 1, so I’m a total noob now

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By *vaRose43Woman 1 week ago

Forest of Dean

Loving the new season of Arcane

Enjoying dragon age too

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By (user no longer on site) 1 week ago

As always, coffee... I recently bought a gooseneck kettle with temperature control and function to keep it warm so that I have more precision in my pouring while brewing my coffee 🤓🙈

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By *ake_or_death OP   Man 1 week ago

Manchester


"Loving the new season of Arcane

Enjoying dragon age too"

Oh I've not come across these. I do like a bit of steampunk.

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By *lueLotusWoman 1 week ago

the wilderness

Not exactly geeking out over but I watched the remarkable life of ibelin (again) and cried nearly all the way through it (again) such a sad and poignant story which also gives me happy feels. I've long been a gaming ally and it's nice to see proof of being right coming into the mainstream.

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By *he ExcaliburMan 1 week ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Not exactly geeking out over but I watched the remarkable life of ibelin (again) and cried nearly all the way through it (again) such a sad and poignant story which also gives me happy feels. I've long been a gaming ally and it's nice to see proof of being right coming into the mainstream. "

I’ve been meaning to watch this one

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By *agnar73Man 1 week ago

glasgow-ish


"Loving the new season of Arcane

Enjoying dragon age too"

Just started and I forgot how good first season was

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By *tealthbomber2024Man 1 week ago

southend-on-sea

ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

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By *heSwingingNerd42Man 1 week ago

Carlow And

One Pice I’m more committed to it than any woman I’ve been with at this point

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By *he ExcaliburMan 1 week ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it."

Do you use formulas? Folk always get impressed when you use formulas

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By *echnosonic_BrummieMan 1 week ago

Willenhall

Replaying some old Commodore 64 & Spectrum 128K classics on MAME.

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By *echnosonic_BrummieMan 1 week ago

Willenhall


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it."

Try LibreOffice Calc. It's much better as it doesn't automatically fuck-up fields containing large numbers when you import a spreadsheet (you can use the same formulas as Excel). Even better, it's completely free for personal use.

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By *tealthbomber2024Man 1 week ago

southend-on-sea


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

Do you use formulas? Folk always get impressed when you use formulas "

I use formulas. I also like (ctrl + ') fixed refs. I'm nothing special as I hate it and it probably hates me. Layout is usually my biggest issues, and grand apathy towards it. Oh and getting sucked into an excel black hole of just another 30 mins..

Also I dont use autosave.. Don't want nasties creeping in.

There is more but its mainly amateur stuff. I hate it.

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By *tealthbomber2024Man 1 week ago

southend-on-sea


"Replaying some old Commodore 64 & Spectrum 128K classics on MAME. "

Fantastic!

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By *tealthbomber2024Man 1 week ago

southend-on-sea


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

Try LibreOffice Calc. It's much better as it doesn't automatically fuck-up fields containing large numbers when you import a spreadsheet (you can use the same formulas as Excel). Even better, it's completely free for personal use."

I've never noticed a problem to be fair ,but your dataset might be quite different or challenging.

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By *indergirlWoman 1 week ago

somewhere, someplace


"Prythian, Hybern and sexy winged Faeries 😈"

I've been sucked in by and obsessed with acotar as well 🫣

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By *ffy.Woman 1 week ago

Fife

Oh, planes! Which is a great turn of events considering the thought of them sent shivers down my spine not so long ago.

I’ve plucked up the courage to book a holiday, so naturally I’m researching everything I can about them. Should I be doing that? Probably not but it’s keeping me entertained!

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By *aptain Caveman41Man 1 week ago

Home

I'm a Trekkie and we are the Kings and queens of the nerds

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By *opinovMan 1 week ago

Point Nemo, Cumbria


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

Try LibreOffice Calc. It's much better as it doesn't automatically fuck-up fields containing large numbers when you import a spreadsheet (you can use the same formulas as Excel). Even better, it's completely free for personal use."

I use Libre office Calc lots and it's ace. I'd written macros in MS Excel previously and they transferred seamlessly to Libre when I went over to Linux.

Also currently obsessing about off-grid PV.

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By *ohnjones3210Man 1 week ago

Chester


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

Try LibreOffice Calc. It's much better as it doesn't automatically fuck-up fields containing large numbers when you import a spreadsheet (you can use the same formulas as Excel). Even better, it's completely free for personal use.

I use Libre office Calc lots and it's ace. I'd written macros in MS Excel previously and they transferred seamlessly to Libre when I went over to Linux.

Also currently obsessing about off-grid PV."

Wow, you sound like me! Ha e you watched any YouTube videos about off-grid PV?

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By *nlil and NinlilCouple 1 week ago

walsall

love being nerdy and geeky,playing with home assistant,home automations,playing with esp8266's and esp32,s...retro gaming,my pi4 and have set up my own movie,music,tv series server for the household oh and my 3d printer which gets used less and less ..also a trekkie,stargate,lexx and farscape fan just to name a few

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By *ohnjones3210Man 1 week ago

Chester


"love being nerdy and geeky,playing with home assistant,home automations,playing with esp8266's and esp32,s...retro gaming,my pi4 and have set up my own movie,music,tv series server for the household oh and my 3d printer which gets used less and less ..also a trekkie,stargate,lexx and farscape fan just to name a few "

ESP32! ESP8266!!! No way!

You probably know who I am. 😂

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By *ootyfruityCouple 1 week ago

andover

Iv been watching dragon ball z 🫣

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By *arakiss12TV/TS 1 week ago

Bedford

World War 1 and 2 technology and it's evolution. And your starter for 10.

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By *idlandiaMan 1 week ago

Birmingham

Ww2 tech and the series for all mankind

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By *opinovMan 1 week ago

Point Nemo, Cumbria


"ACtually I do occasionally nerd out on microsoft excel and I hate every minute of it.

Try LibreOffice Calc. It's much better as it doesn't automatically fuck-up fields containing large numbers when you import a spreadsheet (you can use the same formulas as Excel). Even better, it's completely free for personal use.

I use Libre office Calc lots and it's ace. I'd written macros in MS Excel previously and they transferred seamlessly to Libre when I went over to Linux.

Also currently obsessing about off-grid PV.

Wow, you sound like me! Ha e you watched any YouTube videos about off-grid PV?"

Yeah, I've watched a few here and there. I've built a number of off-grid PV systems (static and mobile) and I'm just now collecting the kit to build a new 5120W system for my cabin.

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By *hesblokeMan 1 week ago

Derbyshire village

The latest Warhammer KillTeam sets!

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By *issolvedOrdersMan 1 week ago

Bristol


"I'm a Trekkie and we are the Kings and queens of the nerds "

I salute you sir, a man of taste 🖖

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By *ilsaGeorgeCouple 1 week ago

kent

A series of novels from the 80s (republished recently) called Blackwater, by Michael McDowell.

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By *uperSalopian7Man 1 week ago

Shrewsbury

Blood on the Clocktower continues to be a fave of mine

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By *arakiss12TV/TS 1 week ago

Bedford

Energy from H2O, from which formic acid can be produced and becomes an electrolyte for a battery.

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