Pretend I know nothing but basic HTML/CSS (mostly true). How would I go about making a progressive web app with inputs that go to a database with some basic Excel-type functions? Essentially I'm doing some manual tracking in a spreadsheet right now and would rather it be a nice touchscreen interface that anyone in the family can use from their phone
This was my understanding as well, that while it is literally brown, it is "green" in composting terms.
Any good recs for speech to text or AI narration of written text?
Oof. Yes. Went from having S9 heaters running in the house to using the AC within a couple of days 😢
Really enjoying this staycation. I get to fully appreciate things like collecting eggs and being outside instead of existing under fluorescent lights.
#chickenostr
I use coffee grounds as bedding for my chicken coop. It cuts down on the poop smell, makes scooping more like cat litter and helps keep bugs out.
Once or twice a week I go by Starbucks and pick up used coffee grounds because they bag them separate from their other trash.
I put them out on a tarp to dry for a couple of days and then sift out the chunks (and leaves that landed in the mean time). I use a sifter that I got from Murdoch's that sits in a 5gallon buck which works really well.
Then I pour the fine sifted grounds in the coop. I used to mash up the leftover chunks and repeat the drying/sifting process, but as much coffee as Starbucks puts out, it's not an efficient use of my time I now just dump the chunks into the pen and let the girls scratch through it for enrichment.
https://video.nostr.build/790566eb00dc2aa88d7af4f6332302f9aaafbe8fd726a7b145c44ca662c448ab.mp4
I use coffee grounds as bedding for my chicken coop. It cuts down on the poop smell, makes scooping more like cat litter and helps keep bugs out.
Once or twice a week I go by Starbucks and pick up used coffee grounds because they bag them separate from their other trash.
I put them out on a tarp to dry for a couple of days and then sift out the chunks (and leaves that landed in the mean time). I use a sifter that I got from Murdoch's that sits in a 5gallon buck which works really well.
Then I pour the fine sifted grounds in the coop. I used to mash up the leftover chunks and repeat the drying/sifting process, but as much coffee as Starbucks puts out, it's not an efficient use of my time I now just dump the chunks into the pen and let the girls scratch through it for enrichment.
https://video.nostr.build/790566eb00dc2aa88d7af4f6332302f9aaafbe8fd726a7b145c44ca662c448ab.mp4
Lost the private key for the Bottomshelf account but I've decided just to be myself for a while. Maybe I'll post about Bitcoin, maybe I'll post about chickens. Who knows?