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No. Domain knowledge goes a long way. I use one of these IRL frequently. Searching online is trivial when you know which terms to use (spoiler: it’s “tvättstuga tidsbokning digitalt").

Radiolab made an episode about this in 2018: https://radiolab.org/podcast/gonads-xy

OP’s picture doesn’t show it, but to the left of the buttons there is a field for contactless keys to “log in” to the booking system. This means that residents will bring their key chain up to the panel every time they want to use it, potentially scratching its surface. Additionally, some people will use their keys (which they already have in their hand) to push the buttons to avoid germs, especially after the pandemic. You frequently see small dents in heavily used buttons like this (elevators, booking panels, door buttons…).

And if there are no laundry time slots available when you need one, you might punch the panel… People are people.

The manufacturer’s site even lists “robust design against vandalism” as a feature.

I found the manufacturer(-s)

https://safeteam.se/vi-erbjuder/passersystem/tv%C3%A4ttstugebokning/

Vi erbjuder elektronisk tvättstugebokning av följande fabrikat: * Aptus * RCO * ASSA * Axema

Of these, Aptus/ASSA are the ones making these particular panels:

https://www.assaabloy.com/se/sv/solutions/products/digitala-losningar/flerbostad/bokning

The product specification doesn’t say anything about the buttons though, but I bet you can ask Aptus/ASSA about it.

Physicist: voltage (V) = current (I) * resistance (R)

Chemist: Vanadium (V) has atomic number 23, Iridium (Ir) has 77

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm%27s_law

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table

Manjaro breaks all the time…

Or just use an editor built on this concept, like Helix.

Edit: Okay. I got downvoted and I see why. Let me rephrase:

If you are interested in this editing mode, you should check out editors that are built around this concept, like Helix (and certain vim/neovim configs/plugins). Having native integration makes it insanely powerful (and you don’t have to get Emacs pinky from all the modifier presses).

“Kill Ian”

Firefox forks like Librewolf (or Ironfox for mobile) are good.

Also Vivaldi if you don’t mind proprietary.

Hand crafted furniture has become a luxury

So you make more money selling them. I see no issues.

Perfection

I saw the thumbnail and was about to comment “justice for violet08” but then I opened the post and it was you

Still though. Justice for violet08

Nix with Lix

“I find you funny so you can’t possibly be a young woman

Regards, 50-year-old heterosexual woman”

Of course. You wouldn’t judge an elephant by its ability to climb trees, etc etc

“If you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.”

Be curious, not comfortable. Never stop learning from those who are smarter than you.

For programming languages that make use of {}, the reason is (almost always) scope.

Take for instance this:

for i in 0..10
do_thing();
do_other_thing();

compared to this:

for i in 0..10 {
    do_thing();
}
do_other_thing();

The intent of the first one is unclear. In the second one it’s clear you should loop do_thing() and then run do_other_thing() afterwards. The indentation is only for readability in the above though. Logically there would be no difference in writing

for i in 0..10 { do_thing(); } do_other_thing();

Languages that use indentation and line breaks for scope look more similar to this:

for i in 0..10:
    do_thing()
do_other_thing()

What does Kraft have to do with anything? I’m talking specifically about American cheese.

You should list some actual varieties then. “American cheese” IS the term for the processed cheese mixture.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_cheeses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_cheese

Yeah sorry about the shit site. Edited in a wikipedia link instead.