Well in #Firstworldproblem news, I found my "missing" MP3 player a couple of days ago, looking for my spare keys and such. Apparently it was hidden uncerneath some papers. and now have to figure out which one I want to use. Maybe it should be #Thirdworldproblems since I live in the US of A.

Oh no the aircon in my camper van needs regassed. Having a proper #FirstWorldProblem tantrum.

Ich frage mich, warum in Hotels nicht von vornherein immer mindestens so viele Haken für Jacken/Handtücher/Duschtücher vorhanden sind, wie die Anzahl der Personen in der Unterkunft bei Maximalbelegung.
Das kostet nicht die Welt, der Platz wäre auch vorhanden, aber
Ich habe nun zumindest Handtuchmarkierbänder dabei, spiele aber mit der Idee, Klebehaken anzubringen (und nach dem Aufenthalt zu entfernen)
#familienurlaub #firstworldproblem

#FirstWorldProblem : appliquer le sérum visage quand on transpire à grosses gouttes c'est compliqué.

(Je dis rebonjour à mon acné hormonale avec le changement de traitement pour l'endo, moyen youpi.)

(Mais j'ai perdu deux kilos !)

This is not good. For only the second time ever, my podcast queue is empty

Ah, the connected life. I think the Bosch server is down so I had to start the dishwasher manually. It involves stabbing at buttons and a mystery cycle.

So, is there any hope that the new #iPadOS26 will re-enable support for virtualization? Or at least allow running things like #vscode or #julialang? Or does the #iPad remain a vastly overpowered toy?

Taking a shower and then immediately slathering yourself in sunscreen is such a fundamentally wrong experience )-:

Blues song in the Delta Blues-style about how I am lowest priority in the HPC queuing system and am waiting for my job to run.

Woke up this mornin’
My jobID still ain't run
My priority is low
Cuz my dept doesn’t contribute sufficiently to supercomputing resources

Når du har priority-billett kjenner du ikke at du får igjen for det når kofferten kommer sist på båndet, 5 min etter resten. Og klokka er natta 🫩. #firstworldproblem #sas

Ha and another #firstworldproblem spending most of the last day building orders for parts for a project and then one of the most important parts of the project going out of stock! Showed hundreds in stock yesterday but now on back order in to August

Post-dusk, ventured outside in the freezing gale to fetch in the red-lid bin from last night. Yes it has been emptied sometime today, so dunno what the deal was with the rest of the street [usually many houses have bins out each week, not just rarely like me]. However, "emptied" needs heavy qualification. For months & months [given i only need to put it out with the blue moons] i've been hoping the truck driver would actually make his robotic arm shake the bloody thing, coz no matter how often i afterwards lament & try rearranging it, for several cycles now the bin is never fully "empty". The stupid design that tapers the sides inwards as one looks from top to bottom means that the initial paper bags of rubbish seem to wedge themselves in, so that gravity alone is not enough. This is so totally embarrassingly shamefully merely a #FirstWorldProblem, yet even allowing for that... tis the principle of the thing! Might even say the Dennis Denuto thing, except absence of vibe is part of the problem.

Power went out in the storm last night. May take until the 21st (5 days) to fix. Otherwise all ok. #FirstWorldProblem

So bummed, my new work Mac is so locked down that I can’t use my #visionPro for focus and larger screen. #worklife #apple #firstworldproblem

Typing this whilst 'off-grid' north east of Brecon in South Wales. Staying in a pod with Junior Spanghero Junior and there's no electricity to the site, water is mostly harvested and to a central block. 4G available though*, as there's no escape from mobile 'phones except my kitchen and back garden!
#FirstWorldProblem

*Partly my own fault as I work in the industry. Sorry, everyone.

FD: This is a whiny post about a #petPeeve #firstWorldProblem.
We like to read Carolyn Hax's live chats, but we don't like to give the Washington Post money, so we read the chats via archive.today.
Except archive.today only allows archives to be refreshed every 5–6 hours or something, and most weeks some a*hole with no patience tells it to archive the chat before it's finished, so often we can't read the whole thing until long after it's finished.
I told you it was whiny, you were warned.