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If you don't mind, could you reply to this toot with something you have accomplished recently? Work, hobby, whatever, but especially if it's something fiddly and technical that required quiet contemplation or problem solving.

Right now my feed is flooded with the omni-catastrophe even more than it was in, like, March of 2020, and I just want (and suspect we could all use) some reminders that progress is still happening and being effective is still possible

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@glyph I wanted to share it anyway, so I am using this as an opportunity.

Recently, I have finally finished drawing (!) of

Coffee counter lifehack. On top of the figure, there are two lines saying coffee counter, where the first C is shared over those two lines. On the left, there is a column of six squares, each having number next to the square. First square has line from left bottom to right top with number one. Second square has two lines in the shape of X between corners with number two. This effectively splits the square into four triangles. The rest of the squares have these triangles filled. Third square has X and left most triangle filled with number three. Fourth square has X and left and bottom triangles filled and number four. Fifth square has X and left, bottom, and right triangles filled and number five. Tha last squares is filled completely. The number is six. On the right side of the figure, there is the matrix of squares -- four columns and eight rows. Under the matrix, there is the number 192.
Bedding lifehack. This is a comix-like presentation of bedding lifehack. The screens show how a person sleeps, wakes up, makes their bedding, and how they go sleep again. The point of the bedding is to fold a sheet in the S shape. When staying in front of a bed, one end of the sheet is laying on the bed, continuing toward the person, then fold going away (where the first end is), then fold and going back to the person. That forms S shape with three layers. Then, the sheet is taken in the middle and lifted up, making the last overall fold. Now, when going to bed, openning the sheet is quite convenient.
Socks lifehack. The figure starts in the center, where there are two socks with holes at the position of heel. The socks are to be cut so that the holes are cut. Therefore, from each sock, two parts are left. To the bottom, figure continues with the part of the sock from heel to fingers. That part of the sock forms a pocket. The pocket is used to protect a glass in a bag to make multiple glasses in a bag quiet. To the top, figure continues with the other part of the sock that looks like a tunnels are cut. Therefore, from each sock, two parts are left. To the bottom, figure continues with the part of the sock from heel to fingers. That part of the sock forms a pocket. The pocket is used to protect a glass in a bag to make multiple glasses in a bag quiet. To the top, figure continues with the other part of the sock that looks like a tunnel. Sewing these two tunnels together makes a glove with small hole for thumb. The last port of the figure is a hand with such a glove on top of the keyboard with text warm.
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