For sure!
Picked one of them up for myself, along with a giant box of 1ml syringes, when I started injections. Totally recommend, works great
DIY projects, gardening, cooking, crochet, home automation, and writing code
For sure!
Picked one of them up for myself, along with a giant box of 1ml syringes, when I started injections. Totally recommend, works great
Looks like that one is for subcutaneous only, but Union Medico makes a similar product for IM
Have yard with dog door, it’s good for a bored sniff, and occasionally howling at an ambulance. Doesn’t come close to the stimulation he gets from the park or some active interaction. It made housebreaking easy, but that’s it
It’s more of a “thought catcher” for me. I have a private chat set up that I just jot things down in the moment. I’ll occasionally go through and react with emoji to form a few storylines running through the week. It’s pretty much a 1 sided text message conversation
Basically a weighted blanket! Almost 20 lbs 😁
Ended up going faster than you’d expect, started in March. Hid all the WIP stuff in another room, so it felt like I was starting a fresh project every couple of days for most of it
Worked as 2 blankets using the same pattern, then ran a final border around the edge to join them. They aren’t super securely attached right now.
Thinking about going back to add an extra line of something along the border of each square to join the sheets extra strong
48 balls of the pride yarn (2 per square), and another 18ish for the borders and joins
Borg Backup works great for that, exactly it’s use case. It’s a command line thing, but you can use Vorta as a UI if you want that. If you have a NAS, it can back up directly to that.
I have a second cronjob in my setup that syncs the encrypted archive to B2 nightly. Works great
My local instance that I run for myself is about a week old. Has 2.5G in pictrs, 609M in postgres. One of those things that’ll vary for every setup
Makita for anything that takes a battery, anything goes for the rest
This doesn’t happen for me either, same version. It’ll kinda try sometimes, partly scrolling into view. It doesn’t properly interact with scrolling until the top
There are tools to detail the code coverage if your tests. I’ve worked with Istanbul in the past, and it’s helped to point out parts of the code that could use more attention
I felt much more comfortable with them when I started going by a different name. Having my name and pronouns consistent, even if I don’t pass in any way, works best for me. Adjusting to it was pretty quick for me after that
Mine just pushed streaming services and shows I’m not interested in, and makes it waaaaay easier to accidentally get advertised at than to find the input select menu to get out of that.
The UI also lags hard while trying to stream video because the embedded computer is terrible
There were small signs all through my life, but I didn’t put them together until I was in my 30s. Was in an otherwise pretty secure spot in life, so I had a very emotional but pretty ideal coming out experience. Both friends and work were accepting, and my family was already no contact
Hourly backups with Borg, nightly syncs to B2. I’ve been playing around with zfs snapshots also, but I don’t rely on them yet
Right from the site! It’s a bit of a maze there, direct link: https://unionmedico.com/product/super-grip/
The syringe / needle options don’t super matter, it includes the attachments for all the syringe sizes in the package.