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You can get a basic brondell toilet seat bidet for around 100$ at Costco. You just attach it to the flush tank water intake. It's a slightly over-pressured tiny jet, so it takes a little getting used to, but it works.

You can also get handheld ones that also attach to the same water source as the toilet (fairly straightforward) that are a bit more comfortable but have a small learning curve (you need to learn to aim, you'll have a few wet accidents at first). I believe Home depot had some last time I checked.

Must be this one: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/03/trump-administration-accidentally-texted-me-its-war-plans/682151/

The de facto answer would have been "Firefox" until recently. It is still a good option, but there are signs it has begun enshittifying.

I have the same philosophy. I've made a couple of websites for friends and family that are actually getting some traffic, using Eleventy, which I found a bit more flexible and familiar than Hugo.

Static, no overhead, no tracking (except basic private analytics using Umami) and optimized as much as possible.

I used WebP instead of AVIF because the later wasn't yet widely supported, but I might switch now. You might want to consider finding a way to have images be optimized automatically during Hugo's build, to avoid having to do it manually every time.

Yes, I was just being pedantic. Sorry to have triggered such an involved response, but thanks for all the information! From what I understand this is more of a problem in dishwashers, if you want to use it as rinse aid.

While I agree with the general sentiment, the vinegar won't be released and diluted until later in the load, so it sits in its full 5% acetic acid glory for quite a while.

Soap is also not great for your skin; you don't need to soap up more than your armpits and underwear area.

But then it appears on all my tax documents that I'm supposed to keep.

Looks amazing! The smokeless fire kind of breaks the realism though.

A bug, or a feature?

Glad you fixed it! As for deleting the post.. *shrug*

From what I gather, deleting a post on the fediverse is still quasi-impossible :)

It was also pretty hard to find information about it, searching for "ikmail" will get you there easier. I also found out it's technically not available in Canada yet, although I'm sure this shouldn't be too hard to circumvent.