Author here. Having read the comments let me clarify that I'm not advocating for a world devoid of cars. I'd like that cars could be an option not a must. I totally see that cars are here to stay especially where really needed. But who decides when they are really needed? The owner of course! However, I think that we could perhaps shape our lives for walking/cycling and incentivize public transport whenever possible.
Consider storing all your passwords in a password manager. I can recommend pass synchronized with git on PC and smartphone but many other services are available. Then, write your master password (or encryption key password) somewhere your family knows where to find in case of need.
This way you do not have to store the full password database in plaintext but only the main password. If you add/delete a password you do not have to print anything again.
Let me disagree. IMHO cursive is faster than print once you get the hang of it.
However my point is valid for print too I guess.
Regarding time saved and the fact that they are two different systems, I don't get it. Time saved for what? They are not so different, cursive is built on top of print, just optimized for not lifting the pen from the paper too often (hence it is supposedly faster to write).
I built a series of iot sensors and actuators for home heating. All based around the same modular firmware and hardware concept [0].
We have 3 of those boards scattered around the house and one sitting outside reporting external temperature, humidity, pressure and air quality. The 3 boards inside measure the same values as well but also control the heating system.
Finally, all the data is sent to a raspberry pi over mqtt for logging. Data is presented over a web interface which also allows to set the desired temperature.
Oh, and also a clock with date and time synchronized over NTP showing the external temperature and humidity. Super useful to get dressed in the morning ;) [1]
Well it's not just about Rust. What we have here is pluggable schedulers leveraging the BPF functionality within the linux kernel. They can be written in watever language you like and they are running in the user space.
The issue is quite the opposite. There is no airflow. That's why it is so damp. BTW the house is not mine so modifying it to increase airflow is not an option.
Ironically, I bought a refurbished Google pixel last year just because it supported calyxos. Never looked back. Just recently they added support for more devices which is great.
If you don't run anything Google on your device, you'll discover that an oldish (~4 years old) phone is plenty.
Some app recommendations:
* mapping: osmand
* e-mail: k-9 mail
* app stores: f-droid + Aurora store
* contacts & calendar sync: davx
* camera: open camera
* YouTube: newpipe