Long fences are expensive and labour-intensive.

Electric fences are reliable, but you need experience setting them up.

• Dimensions (height, distances between lines)
• Insulators in the right places
• The right type of lines
• The right power
• Keeping vegetation away

Take a look at Obtainium

Edit: I was too quick to assume, it’s not packaged.

Day 83 for me. I wasn’t too deep in, I didn’t get any obvious withdrawal symptoms.

The biggest benefit so far is my digestion. Uncomparably better.

The worst part is not getting my brain dull. I get overwhelmed a lot. I guess I was self-medicating to a degree.

Maybe even manure?

You still have hair?!

Edit: I have hair in my ears, does that count?

I had Pixels for me and spouse. Bot had poor screens (broken / white lines). Now we have Moto phones. I would love to have Graphene on the next one.

No, integrated grapics now means in the CPU

I’m a Procrastination Wizard™, so I get it…

Yes, NFC is probably at the top of the phone, charging coil is below the camera island.

For old photos, you can easily have half a dozen copies on old HDDs, DVDs, cloud… a few GB maybe? How many photos can be that important?

If you bork your server, those photos are not lost, just harder to access. The Missus can still be upset, just not as much.

These tags are e-ink, so there could be monochrome pictures!

Coughing while saying it!

Four letters? Ew…

Ackshually… Stop signs are octagons!

Well, setting up an optical movement sensor and using it as an alarm at a remote location through MQTT and Home Assistant is NOT simple communication.

We saw these things in spy movies back in the day.

Making faint nostangia noises

I guess more means automation, not just two people talking.

Yes, there was(is?) the pivoting display for displaying print media but that’s not great either.

I spent way too much time to try and sway you into trying out an awesome window manager, but berry seems stale.

I use EndeavourOS. Both are in the AUR, so it was really simple. (obligatory mention of the greatness of Arch Wiki)

The hardest part was figuring out how to get Waybar to disappear. It was showing below the Noctalia menubar.

Brodie Robertson just made a video about Niri.

So I tried out Noctalia shell.

I just love it. Beautiful, responsive, enough settings in the GUI. I think it’s a keeper.

I went Windows > Xfce > Plasma > Gnome

How old are we talking?