I have a carbon steel knife a buddy of mine made, has lasted 10+ years. Holds a decent edge, so I can even shave my arm hair with it when it’s freshly sharpened.

Also have some cheap ass Kiwi brand paring knives made from kind of extremely soft stainless steel. Very easy to sharpen. They get used as steak knives, for cutting cheese, apples, etc.

If the keycaps are grimy, soak them in a bowl of water with a denture cleaning tablet. Then rinse and leave them out to dry. Works well when keycaps get gross from finger grime too.

Does oatmeal give you any trouble?

I have a feeling it could be some of the additives in oat milk that are the culprit.

Worth a try. I miss pizza.

I’ll keep an eye out for that. I am trying to put on weight so I do end up eating a lot of fat. Maybe I switch them out for more carbs.

Yup. The Ford F-series trucks are the best selling car in Canada. Gotta brave those dangerous wide suburban roads to get to the rugged Walmart and haul toilet paper.

Loose dark clothing encourages airflow. Covering up prevents sunburn and direct solar heating.

For buildings, airflow can cool them too. But it doesn’t need to be done through dark roofs or dark exterior walls. And buildings could have more sunshades and awnings, and smaller windows to prevent solar heat gain.

That’s where I got the idea from! Excellent channel.

Fun fact, adding textiles to walls for insulation is where we get the term “furring” from.

I wish awnings were more common. Such a simple way to block out midday or afternoon sun in the hot summer.

This video is someone who actually drives a truck for a living, not a suburbanite who needs a lifted child slammer pickup to boost their fragile masculinity as they drive to the supermarket.

They could make a stick that a soldier could put a spherical grenade on to help give extra range. Like an atlatl or one of those tennis ball launchers for dogs.

An organization funded by the companies it monitors.

Ok:

https://gildancorp.com/en/company/our-factories/

Gildan makes a lot of their shirts in pretty bad sweatshops.

But if you’re looking for t-shirts made somewhere more “ethical”, prepare to literally pay 10x the price.

For my workout or dirty work shirts I go to thrift stores. There’ll be lots of polyester/cotton blend shirts but probably still gonna be more than $3.

Canada is a petrostate after all.

I also switched to a trackball for ergonomic reasons. Not carpal tunnel, something with my thumb. I think ulnar and radial deviation (left and right movement from the wrist) aggravated it. Trackballs helped, as did physio.

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They were from Muji. Cotton slippers. The ones made from some kind of reed are gone.

Good point. But I don’t know how it’d off-gas or if it’d leak onto stuff.

I’m a fan of using 3-in-1 oil for most things. Should be good for metal tracks.

Not food safe though. Not sure what to use on kitchen drawers.