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4d ago
inQuestion about password managers vs. writing them in a notebook
I mean, the auto-fill thing is cool and all but has a fake login page ever actually gotten you? Like you said it's what sold you but it sounds like it just warned you about something that didn't end up mattering. Most phishing sites are pretty obvious if you just look at the URL, and if you're the type to fall for one, clicking autofill or not probably isn't saving you. Idk, maybe it's just me but this feels like a feature people hype up more than it actually does anything. A notebook can't get hacked either, that's kind of its whole thing.
5d ago
inSerious question, folding my fitted sheet flat vs rolling it into a ball, and ball mode won
The "pile of soft tacos" line got me because that is exactly what my linen closet looks like after I try to be all neat about it. I spent a good 15 minutes wrestling with one sheet last month, and by the end the corners were somehow inside out and I had lost a pillowcase in the mess. Rolling them into logs is the move, and honestly the bread roll comment from your partner is accurate since a row of them in a basket looks like a bakery display. My only tip is to wrap a rubber band around each log so they don't unroll and turn back into tacos on you.
13d ago
TIL my brush was going the wrong way up the flue for almost 2 years
Ran into the same thing on a 52 bungalow with a crooked flue, and it took me way too long to figure out why my sweeps never looked clean. Going up from the firebox is the move because you knock the soot down into the pit where you can vacuum it, instead of shoving it onto the smoke shelf where it just sits and drops grit on everything. On the odd shaped ones I keep two brushes, a stiff poly for the straight run and a smaller round wire for the bends, since an 8 inch brush will bind up and skip spots in a flue that narrows down. Flip the brush and give the smoke shelf a good pass with a hand brush at the end, because that shelf is where all the junk hides. Check your rods too, sometimes the brush is fine and it's the angle you're holding the rods that's killing you. Once you start going bottom up on those old ranches, you'll see the difference in about one sweep.