I can also vouch for Klean Kanteen. I’ve had mine for over a decade and it’s holding up well (other than some dents from falling off of bikes and out of trucks onto rocks)

No worries at all!

Would Pixi editor be the kind of thing you’re looking for?

Might be worth looking at BricsCAD (but honestly as an engineer who has professionally used a number of different CAD packages, FreeCAD honestly isn’t that bad and I happily use it at home, it just has a different workflow)

Carbon3 claim it’ll be powered by renewable energy, so I guess that’s a plus?

Wait what do you have against GDPR?

It’s mainly useful as a shopping list, not much more

Zettlr might work well for you

I would say never trust a CEO

How do you figure?

But are we talking the type with a single screw above the port or two screws either side of the port?

Judging by the length of those videos I’d guess they’re AI imitators/content farms

I think helium314 keeps a fairly current version

It’s the R that I can’t figure out

I ended up just plugging it into a speaker we already had. It isn’t ideal as I also used that speaker for my record player so I have to swap the cables over when I want to play a record but other than that it works.

The Voice PE is pretty good though (other than its speaker not being great) I haven’t had any issue with dropped connections and the click wheel is really nice.

Tbf even solidworks crashes when designing complex assemblies

I’m a junior and even I feel the same way, reading and understanding someone else’s code not only takes me longer but is far less rewarding than just writing it myself. There’s also the issue as a junior that if I read AI code with issues that maybe I don’t notice or recognise, but it compiles fine, it could teach or reinforce poor practices that I may then put into my own work.

BricsCAD is pretty good on Linux

I like the sonoff sensors

Thanks for all your hard work, it’s a really great app