The user I’m thinking of has a cat themed username. They comment quite a bit, or at least they used to.

Short comments scream human to me more than long comments. Like that guy who never posts any comments shorter than three paragraphs all perfectly formatted and punctuated.

Doves are just pigeons with better PR. Cool pictures! I love how much color variation pigeons have.

I underestimated how unusable that website is.

If it’s dying back to the ground every year, training it into a tree might not be the best idea.

I made something like this and it worked out well. Like the other commenter suggested, I used solid wood for the cleats and plywood for stuff like boxes and a custom circular saw holder. Take a look at peg board organizer kits to get ideas for what you might like to recreate.

I would get a dehumidifier before resorting to wiping with bleach often. If you ever see mold, you already have a humidity problem. This may be isolated to your bathroom due to extra moisture from showers, but it’s still a problem that needs to be addressed. If it’s just the bathroom, a new shower fan (or just using the existing one) could be enough.

Yes, they are.

To add some context to this headline, I estimate that 401k to be well into the seven figure range if it lost $70k since January. That’s just a guess based on the changes I’ve seen in my own account, though.

Took me a while to recognize the flower and remember what it did.

I suspect that you already have one cable that will charge all five devices. The device pulls the necessary current, the cord does not push current into the device. This means your most capable charger should charge all of the devices.

My point is that I don’t search for or subscribe to communities, though. Instead I browse all and mute communities I’m not interested in. This is much harder to do on global all.

In my view this isn’t a problem that needs to be fixed, it’s just something new users have to get used to.

It’s also my biggest complaint, but I avoid it by just browsing local all.

A two part reminder to be mindful of which type of honeysuckle you plant: Japanese honeysuckle is very popular, but also considered invasive in some areas and grows very aggressively. But also, not all honeysuckle is Japanese, you may have native varieties available that will work even better.

My local native honeysuckle unfortunately isn’t fragrant, but the hummingbirds love it.