30cm can make a big difference

For a moment I thought it said Tulpa and was very concerned

Loving Zorin. I have Zorin on my second desktop and mint on my laptop.

Just flip your monitor. Ezpz

I like to go hiking in remote, less-traveled parts of the bush. I found these motorcycle boots discarded in a random area. There was other junk around too. In all my hiking, there was 3 times I thought I might find a body or shallow grave, and this was one of them.

Here is a big ol’ spider that I almost walked into,:

And a cluster of caterpillars taking shelter from the rain:

Yes but you see, now the solution is a product, and shareholders shall profit from its sale. Value where no value was before. Blessed be the capitalists.

I have sinus problems so I’ve never been able to breathe comfortably

I would do something similar if I was allowed to bring a lifetime supply of antibiotics.

Hey fella, where’s your peepee?!

Linen closet Server rack

Based on a true story. There are still some towels in there but it’s mostly servers, networking, and CCTV equipment

Have you tried Asian and indian grocery stores? I get Thai jasmine rice from a Vietnamese shop near me, but they also sell it at the Indian supermarkets. They have lots of spices in bulk too.

I often say ‘man’ as an affectation regardless of gender, but today I accidentally said “thanks man” to an obvious trans woman at the kitchen store and felt really bad but she pretended not to notice.

Folks. It’s my go-to.

How much to just rent one for a bit?

The most epic of all epic speeches

It’s a supercut of speeches from films.

Or the saltiness of an unswallowed load

Rice, lentils, peas, beans, wheat berries, barley, oats, etc. But if you buy in large bulk (which you should do for the cost savings), you should repack the goods into smaller individually sealed containers. Because a 25kg bag of rice, once opened, will take a small family all year to get through, and having an open bag of rice attracts rodents, weevils, moisture, mould and dust. Pack it down into half kilo or 1kg containers, ideally vacuum sealed or with some other preventative treatment. Then only open 1 container at a time.

This is good advice not just for building resilience against food cost shocks, but just generally good practice for saving money by buying in bulk and repacking yourself. Around here,a 25kg bag of rice costs me about $40, but buying 25kgs of rice in individual kilo bags at the supermarket costs $3.50 per kilogram for the cheap stuff, or $7.50 for the premium stuff ($88 or $188 respectively for 25kg worth)

Which bathrooms are the starvers allowed to use?

You can’t fertilize crops with electricity, nor can you eat it