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And I've got an old laptop that I've put a version of Linux called Mint on it, and I've been little by little installing software that I use every day on PCs, laptops and stuff. But I'm really turning this older laptop into really quite the little laptop running Linux. I'm not a super experienced Linux user, so it's a great way aside from my Raspberry Pis to get up to speed with Linux, so that's been exciting. And then in Radio Land, the Ten Year Band's been open, and I've been having a lot of fun making contacts there all the way into Europe, and then Japan, Australia, and South Korea, and stuff at night, so that's been interesting. And then with the majority of my time, we got a 3D printer, and it's just been like running 24 by 7. We've just really been into the 3D printing thing, and I built a 10 level shelf. In the process of making it, rather than buying one, the five level shelves were like $49 to $60, and decided to build one using electrical conduit for the actual shelf rows, and then using the printed PETG filament for the risers. And it's really turning out well, and much cheaper than buying it. We're establishing quite a collection of filament. Let me take another pause.