Or ones that don’t have a lid and is permanently open…

X7 = 1.35 people/meter, tank = 0.62 people/meter

ETA: not that I’m justifying the size or anything lol. Just mathing

Oof… that’s dumb. It seemed like decent software, wonder if anyone forked it prior to that

Edit: looks like there’s cal.diy on github. Not a fan of open source being a second class

You could probably use Homebox for this use case. It allows for locations to be configured, attach receipts/maintenance reminders/manuals, etc. Also has OIDC, invite links, and more. I use it to maintain my home inventory of stuff. I think you can also have separate inventories per person/group as well as shared ones within the same instance.

I’ve not used it myself but cal.com could work for you as well. Their docs provide instructions on how to self host.

ETA: I think I actually tried this out on the individual tier for my wife, she was thinking of doing some personal training / life coaching and using this to provide appointments. I thought it was flexible enough but didn’t give it an earnest try.

https://codeberg.org/flohmarkt/flohmarkt is popular in some places. Maybe popular is a strong word. The problem is getting critical mass.

Does this come with the language translations or is it like a DIY thing since the software provides something akin to digital flash cards?

I do the same but unfortunately this usually doesn’t cover stuff like gelatin, or straight up meat, insect glazes, etc. so I’ve been caught out a few times from this.

Sorry to hear that! I have like one vegan friend and they live far away so I only see them like once a year if I’m lucky. Vegan meet ups are sparse and it’s sometimes hard to meet someone who has the same values and interests.

Patriarchal control mechanism

Missing the difference between 8 and 9?

This could be really good…

Someone else linked this in their comment but the air in those dryers has to come from somewhere… if it’s coming from the bathroom, where there are no lids on the toilets and aerosolized poop particles are sucked into the dryer and right onto your hands, I would lean towards that being unsanitary. This is also why it’s important to put the lid down before you flush at home, to avoid all those particles floating around onto anything exposed in your bathroom, like maybe your toothbrush or towels.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/the-bacterial-horror-of-the-hot-air-hand-dryer-2018051113823

These are known not to be sanitary, so I just let my hands air dry if there are no towels

I had a pre-order of the next gen framework 16, but have since cancelled… Came back to see if there had been any updates since the first day for forum discussion, disappointing that they are doubling down.

I chose Filen over proton drive, definitely have had a better experience with file syncing and desktop apps. They can also backup your mobile device’s photos.

I think everything is relative to oneself. Certain humans to me matter more than other humans, so certain animals/non-humans matter more than others. My bunny matters more than a lot of humans to me… and a decent amount of animals matter more to me than most humans. So I guess it depends on how close they are to you and what you value.

Tbf I think a being’s “value” and whether they matter differently than others to you are separate things.

I’ve been daily driving Debian testing + Wayland for a year or so though I have AMD. Pretty solid, gaming has worked wonderfully and generally do a bit of development and docker stuff too.

I switched from everydollar to actual budget using the envelope method - once you set it up properly and adjust your mindset (money made this month funds next months budget) it has been enlightening. It feels a lot more “real” than the way everydollar works.

The bank sync has been hit or miss for me so I just import csv files from my banks online portal.

It does work on Linux however. I still play a lot on my steam deck.