@GustavinoBevilacqua lol sounds versatile. I've got so few left – I've almost eradicated them. Just another decade to victory.

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@ottaross Yes, in Northern Italy there are the Alps acting as a giant windshield from Northern (cold) winds, and on the Riviera coast, where I live, there is a second ridge protecting even more.

@Badgardener also an excellent way to clear the dust out of the corners.

@ottaross For a second there I thought they were running a campaign on how you should choose Yale locks because they are a nice challenge to pick instead of being trivial.But no. it wasn't this clever.

@ottaross The best Christmas Tree I've seen!

@GustavinoBevilacqua A good point. The overlay of package transportation with public transit is something that is probably almost non-existent now! I recall that both with trains and with the bus network. People would send parcels that way all the time - no separate trucking required, just using up some space on regularly scheduled trains and buses.

@GustavinoBevilacqua I guess the best economy for fridge and freezer is to fill all the air space and keep it full. I often think I want to make big ice Lego blocks in winter and fill in all the empty freezer space with them. I do often use the winter cold outdoors to pre-chill hot food that needs to go into the fridge though. A nice little energy saving there, likely.

@ottaross It's no more the Stasi it used to be.

@GustavinoBevilacqua Oh neat! Makes extra demand for her in making pasta! …Or maybe not, it's easy to do a better job than the canned stuff.

@GustavinoBevilacqua ha ha - it's a good idea to preserve as much muscle memory as you can through different apps.

@GustavinoBevilacqua would be great to see

@ottaross Space debris on the cables

Canadians seeing a chart like this would cancel travel plans: "Ew, let's stay home."