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Cake day: August 19th, 2023

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  • I work with waste waters.

    A very cheap and affordable away to keep anything clean is common hard soap. Lye soap is very good at cleaning without destroying things in the process. I use for washing clothes, floors, walls and even personal hygiene. It won’t leave a nice scent behind but everything will be clean.

    Look up in your local market for desinfecting solutions. These are usually dissolved in water to make a solution you can spray over objects and surfaces. You can also spray your shoes with it usually. Being highly concentrated, even a small bottle will make a good amount of solution that may last you for a couple of months. Just prepare it in batches.

    If you need to work outside in unsanitary conditions, the best protection is prevention. Use a breathing mask, gloves and cover your skin, especially if you have open wounds. Wear safety glasses, as well. You can also consider buying a full body hazmat suit; there are suits made to be reusable and washable.

    Last, you should consider filling a complaint for bad sanitary conditions for the street you live in and approach the building manager for poor hygine in the premises. I sincerely hope this a viable option for you.

    Stay safe.





  • I struggle with that same issue. I’ll risk nine out of 10 people suffer from it. There are only twenty four hours in a day.

    In my understanding, that is not a good way to make better use of your time. I’m glad it works for you but makes no sense whatsoever.

    If you do that for, to my understanding, speeding through dialogue heavy content, you’re essentially following podcasts. You can do many things while listening anything, at normal speeds.







  • The history of decapitation:

    • by elephant

    Elephant stomps on the head of the person to be executed. Brutal, bloody, dirty. Applied to common criminals.

    • by the axe

    Readilly available tool but a badly sharpened edge could lead to a very painful execution, requiring more than one strike. Quick, efficient, leaves a trophy for exhibition. Applied to common criminals.

    • by the sword

    Extremely specialized means of execution. Blade needs to be sharpened to a very fine edge. Quick, clean, leaves a trophy. Reserved for nobles.

    • the guillotine

    Requires specialized tool and setup to be produced. Difficult to move and assemble. Requires entire team for operation. Designed for long periods of operation with no maintenance. Quick, highly efficient, leaves trophy. Applied to all deemed fit to the capital punishment, regardlss of origin.


  • Most probably, that user was concerned with the already known issue with cold being capable of drainning batteries but as you so well stated the technology is advancing in leaps and bounds and the momentum in increasing so, given time, even that concern may very well be a soon forgotten issue.

    But even if not, I’ll risk keeping the batteries a safe temperature could be solved by adding insulation to the space used to store the battery in the vehicle. In warm(er) weather, vents could allow for excessive heat to exhaust.

    Just a thought.