I also think there might be few changes happening as they start mass producing them, tweaking a few things there and there.
Rather than updating 10 times the kit assembly instruction it's better to fine tune the assembly process in house and once the process is settled down and not changing anymore they start shipping kits with extremely clear instructions.
Work indoors in a room with no windows.
Something like that happened to "a friend". During a several day hike, a #2 in the wood was wiped a bit too hastily and some of it was missed.
Now the remnant bits dried and glued the hair from both cheeks together, during the hike after that my "friend" could feel the hairs being pulled from one side to another at each step he was taking.
Not a great experience.
In 1900 the average French person was eating 900g of bread per day.
I'm working on it to reach this level again.
We live in a small village with a bakery and a local farmer store at walking distance from the house.
I'm working remotely in a repurposed train station. The whole station had been turned into a third space last year and quite a lot of events are happening there.
Today there was a presentation of different initiatives happening in the valley, i found two initiatives particularly interesting.
The first one is a cooperative ISP provider, I'll change my provider to join them.
The second one is another cooperative that is installing renewable energy and offering "collective self consumption". To simplify it: when my neighbor's solar panels are overproducing I can buy it directly from him. The rest of the time I'm using electricity from my regular provider.
Except that in this case it's organized in the scale of several villages.
Yes, I think you can live and work in Spain indefinitely if you are from the EU.
So someone could be living in Spain for decades with an EU passport. It would make sense for them to be able to buy a main residence.
You don't need app to charge. You can usually pay by card or if you don't there is a QR code on the charger that redirects you to a website where you can pay and start the charge online.
So if you have a pinephone it should work.
They can send a chemical that will make their leaves taste bad.
Cellulose insulation is usually treated to be fire resistant, meaning it will not spread the flame.
Unfortunately I don't think this is a mandatory treatment.
Me too I enjoy putting my meatloaf in Evil_Shruberry oven
Once our society collapses we will produce way less plastic.
My router (makita) was supplied with a copying guide but the opening was too small.
I've look online but I could not managed to find the right size so I did what any sane person would do: print one
Edit: more pictures of the result
If I understand well you want to have the same OS, software, configuration and files on different devices.
You could have a look at nixos.
I'm doing something similar, I have a computer in my office for work and a laptop at home for personal use and a bit of work.
I have a config shared between the two computers, they share similar modules but also have their own specificities.
This way when I configure VSCode for example I get the configuration synced on both.
For synching my files I'm using a synology NAS.