See this recent thread. Seems like you could become lucky if you ask.

Oh, I didn’t think of that. Thanks for the explanation.

Rarely do rulers actually scale from cm to 1mm. You typically need calipers to make measurements smaller than 2mm.

I’m pretty sure most rulers and measuring tapes I’ve ever seen had 1 mm markings.

We’re talking rulers of typically 10-30 cm marked length and made of plastic or metal, and longer measuring tapes made of either flimsy metal (in a casing with a lock-button) or those softer textile tapes.

The only exception I can think of, that has only 1 cm markings, is a wooden 1 m teachers’ ruler made for blackboard use. But you do you with the calipers.

because you can break a foot into 12 inches, which is divisible by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (yes, still wouldn’t be irrational), and 6.

12 ÷ 5 = 2.4

Yeah, I get the idea that 12 is nicer than 10 to divide by 3, 4 and 6, but I’m pretty sure that 2.4 is an irrational number.

Edit: Is this what makes it somewhat useful anyway?:

2.4 × 10 = 24
12 × 2 = 24

So, for instance,

120 ÷ 5 = 24

would still be useful?

And 1000 cm³ = 1L

the cooled water after process (still over 100°C)

Steam, right? Describing steam as cooled water seems somewhat odd to me, but it is indeed still water its gaseous form. So, cooled steam of water?

There’s an entire DVD included! Is the installer for LibreOffice really bigger than the 700 MB of a CD? I don’t think so. They probably went with a DVD instead of a CD to make space for all the free internet minutes and 3000+ clipart images!

It’s proprietary, though.

But that’s only the case for postmarketOS, and not the stock OS, right?

So, was it originally called 1663, then changed to 1336 once it became a coop? Or was it just a typo on your part?

Just wait until they discover QR codes!

Interesting list! The fact that it includes “En man som heter Ove” and general Astrid Lindgren recommendations indicates to me that the rest of your mentions that are unknown to me must be worth checking out.

I generally prefer original audio with subtitles for most things I watch, but a great exception would be all those Astrid Lindgren movies, which I believe many people from my country would agree with. The reason, at least to me, is nostalgic. Many generations of kids here grew up with some very soothing narrator dubs on top of the original audio, and these few well-known voices are a wonderful addition. We still hear the original actors’ voices below, but a single calm voice throughout each movie tells us in summary who’s saying what and what’s going on. But that’d be the exception.

Morgens Haribol, abends Katjex

EDIT:

It’s actually almost an option, according to an article from 2022 on Welt.de:

Es wirkt fast wie ein Scherz: Ausgerechnet der Fruchtgummi-Hersteller Katjes übernimmt die Zahnpasta-Marke Theramed vom Dax-Konzern Henkel

Or, in English:

It almost looks like a joke: the fruit gum manufacturer Katjes of all places takes over the toothpaste brand Theramed from the Dax Group Henkel

Very clever, I think, for one company to sell the “poison” and the “antidote”!

But I also think that means we could add Theramed-brand products to the list of EU toothpastes?

Does the PDF contain all the products of all the brands associated with each top-level US company (owner)? If not, the LLM can help finding the connections between product/brand and US-based owner, given that it was trained on data about those relations. However, if the relevant training data is lacking or faulty, it could also sometimes result in wrong answers… (but with confidence!)

Have you been using Postiz? I’m curious about their built-in AI features, but haven’t been able to find more info on it. Do you happen to know how they implemented it, and is it actually useful? Is it running local models on the server for text and image generation, or is it calling some proprietary APIs for that?

Is the SoMe tool you thought of the one called Postiz, or the paid one called Mixpost? Or something else?