My next project is a raised tomato bed - think a 3 foot high box of soil. Future plans also include sectional removing lawn and putting in native plants, but that’s a years long vision. And maybe putting in a dragonfly pond, subject to my partner agreeing with me.
Someone gave us a blueberry bush as a house warming gift, it has some berries growing. Hoping I can get some before the squirrels.
The strawberries that were already here have some big fruit, still green. I intentionally leave those for the animals to get.
I planted a gooseberry start, but it’d only been in the ground for a few weeks.
I built my first elevated bed - 12 inches of soil, with 4 foot legs so I don’t have to bend over. Planted some strawberry starts that seem to be establishing. Planted some seeds that are starting to sprout - arugula is going strong, peas are sprouting, and I just saw some basil first leaves this morning. Still waiting for cucumber, zucchini, parsley, and oregano to show itself.
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Down-payment probably included a binding arbitration clause
The glitoris is vajazzled so you can find it
If it’s going to die anyways, isn’t it better for it to die in deeper waters like they normally do? Whale fall contributes a lot to the deep water ecosystem.
I got snipped on a valentines day because they had lots of openings. This was after we had been together for three years and decided kids weren’t an option for us. Haven’t regretted it. Next year will be our 20th anniversary.
While I agree that vendor lock in sucks, getting a universal standard open source tool battery is not likely to happen. I decided to go with the Milwaukee M18. They have a huge variety of tools available, and they all use the same interchangeable battery. I have a drill, an impact driver, a circular saw, and hedge trimmers.
I also recommend a cordless impact driver. The amount of torque you can generate with a drill is limited by your ability to hold the drill. The amount of torque you can generate with an impact driver is magnitudes more. Great for driving screws, tightening nuts, I’ve even used it for drilling through wood with a spade bit.
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It’s less about size and more about population density.
Japan is 338 people per square kilometer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Japan
China is 147 people per square kilometer total https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_China
The US is 36 people per square kilometer https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/dec/density-data-text.html
The US could build long distance high speed rail like Japan and China, but the ridership level would be rock bottom due to the low population density.
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Here’s a list of usernames, and here’s a list of salted and hashed passwords. There is no correlation between the usernames and the passwords. Each password salt is unique.
Pronounced with a strong New Zealand accent
I’m a licensed professional engineer and was working on evaluating some claims for a client. When I was done, my results were sent to the PR arm of the company. The PR people tried to use CoPilot to redo my work and make the claims language. Their results were full of hallucinated errors with no supporting evidence. The project manager was not happy.
It restricts what flags government entities can display, not the general public
It would be the same annual amount but spread over 13 months, right?
Right?
Although caffeine is a diuretic, coffee is net hydrating.
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/coffee-dehydration