Fellow Copenhagener here… Which store are you buying from. Exact same situation as you describe. Dishwasher for most things but the big things are annoying to wash and I just want to make it a little easier.

Can we start calling Bloatbuntu like we call it Microslop

I actually just found this and I’m considering if I should actually just go for it.

https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Automated-Liquid-Dispenser/

I tried but can’t find anything available to buy and anything I find is wall mounted giant units.

I can imagine it work, but as you say it should probably be a special soap formulation, especially if you have hard water. I Once tried bar soap shampoo that was “recommended for hard water” and it was still a disaster and my hair was like a stiff bristle afterwards due to the mineral deposits.

That’s kinda what I have already. I wanted a zero handed option so I dont even need to take my hand off the brush.

For doing dishes? never seen that around here. Also regardless of that I have extremely hard water so almost any bar of soap does not work nicely at all since it instantly leaves a lot of mineral deposits. Only bar of soap I know that works is Dove cream bar but that is just for hands and body use, not for dishes.

My bank uses 2fA where if used in a browser it wants me to scan a QR code on the screen with another app on my phone… I need a very complicated set of mirrors for that to work…

F*** I really dont want to change away from Firefox. Pleas be good Firefox. Please! Don’t F this up.

There are more in this series… They are used in Denmark FYI. This one is for hospitals so the cleaning lady does not plug the vacume cleaner into the same power lines as the life saving critical equipment but its compatible in the other direction if needed. The one you posted is the same idea but for IT equipment. EDB is the Danish equivalent to IT

One of the ingredients is best stored cold in the fridge and another is best stored at room temperature.

I dont belive that your argument adds much to the discussion.

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

I’ve literally used Linux for over 5 years without ever noticing middle click did anything unusual until a colleagues showed me he could magically paste things with the mouse and I had to ask how he did it. Now I use it frequently and love the feature. I just don’t understand how you “keep accidentally paste stuff all over” when I’ve never heard any of my Linux friends and colleges ever mention anything about it and like me they were supprised and happy when I showed them the feature as well.

Why would you activate widows with middle clicks? I’m fine having the toggle button, I’m not against that. I just dont see the harm in leaving it as paste as default.

I did read it. I still do t understandthe issues. Most normal people do to my knowledge not even know they can middle click. And on most laptops three finger middle click is usually disabled by default. Having issues with “confusion” is to me a made up problem.

But why? It hurts noone to have that enabled.

As long as Micro$oft doesn’t get any of my money.

Interview skills should be a pie chart or horizontal bar just to highlight that they are also irrelevant.

I think of the interviewer ask this specific question they aren’t sophisticated enough to expect anything else than the “correct” answer. The question is so old, stupid, and irrelevant that anyone smart enough to ask actual good interview questions would never lead with this.