Not sure how I feel about the vast number of trees people cut down to make this kind of “bushcraft” content. Especially if it isn’t even going to be used as a fairly long term permanent structure. Plus I am not sure if machined timber boards for the door frame really counts as bushcraft, that is just heading to a DIY shop.

So could we clone them and then grow them larger again, then once they regrow combine them into a super sponge!

I have had new ideas too, what if you combine fractions of different sponges?

CDDA and Dwarf Fortress, you can play it over SSH. Also Steam Link.

What if you cut it in half first, would the ground up halves restore to half a sponge?

Then what if you stir the sponge powder and remove half.

Crab for breakfast?

Symbiotic relationship. Good kitty kill mice that would eat our grain.

Well you could push more water though but it requires higher pressure, I guess this is where water/electricity don’t compare very well as you could draw many amps (until things melt and burn) but you can’t pull more pressure.

Not just broom closets that lack space. Both of my pans are cast iron which cant go in the dish washer. So what, am I going to get like 40 plates and sets of cutlery because that is all I would use that can go in there? Going by the floor plan of my house when I bought it the kitchen is about 5m², where is all of this stuff going to live now that I also lose most of the cupboard space for the dish washer? Already got a washing machine using up a lot of space. Bungalow, about 60m² for the entire place.

That is a lot of power… Surely with that much power you could afford a heat pump instead

If you have a tank already that would reduce the costs of upgrading to a heat pump. All of my heating is through the heat pump and now heating is like 1/3rd of my total electricity bill.

Would the order of things when its serial matter? Since moving our shower is the first thing to get hot water and the kitchen comes after, not really noticed it as too much of an issue although the kitchen tap will be slower when water is being used somewhere else. Which is probably the better way of prioritising it.

Oddly we found it happened most when we used an electric shower. Which heats its own water because only uses cold water. How the fuck that was the most effected I have no idea.

Moved across town and now got a heat pump that does our heating and hot water, it doesn’t really seem to care that much.

Sure, but what does Iraq have to do with this? We are talking about a different country.

This is a scam, ordered some and they don’t tell you that it only works with salt water but I have dirty fresh water! Now stuck buying salt every day.

Or it takes a while for the customer to notice so you can ignore it until then

If there has been less spent on war they could have built some infrastructure to help with the situation.

It isn’t just America, UK if you have any news article about cycling you can guarantee someone in the comments will advocate for killing people.

So I strap a propane cylinder to the back of my bike. Mutually assured destruction.

Probably not given that he isn’t real

Multiple instances gives redundancy